Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105118 total results. Showing results 65241 to 65260 «325932603261326232633264326532663267Next ›Last » Police back Uber’s bid to keep London licence because taxi firm shares data about its 3.5m passengers and 45,000 drivers with intelligence officers Uber will be allowed to keep its license to operate in the UK because it shares information with the police on drivers, passengers and journeys, it has emerged. A court has been told the ride hailing app shares 2,000 pieces of 'vital' information with senior officers in London alone. Mail Online 18/9/2020 News Forensic pathologists in the epicentre of a pandemic: Operational, occupational and legal challenges Mohammed Almazrouei from the UCL Jill Dando Institute, Nicola Georgiou from the UCL Centre for Forensic Sciences and Moa Lidén from the Abu Dhabi Police Forensic Evidence Laboratory collaborate to consider how the role of the forensic pathologist has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/9/2020 Analysis, Feature CNC joins global effort to highlight role of women in armed policing Several senior officers from the Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) are to take part in a global webinar next month, focusing on diversity and women in armed policing. Police Professional 18/9/2020 News Chief Constable welcomes new Constables in physically distanced Oath of Office Chief Constable Iain Livingstone QPM addressed 125 new probationary Constables during a physically distanced Oath of Office ceremony at Police Scotland’s headquarters in Tulliallan. Police Scotland 18/9/2020 News Prosecuting in the public interest: independence without isolation – Max Hill QC, Director of Public Prosecutions In an essay to accompany an event with the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law, Max Hill QC outlines what independence means for the Crown Prosecution Service in an extraordinary 2020 and beyond, and how it intersects with the Service’s other values and responsibilities. Drawing on the experiences of the past six months, he considers what it means to remain independent while also being collaborative, responsive and adaptable in a changing world - and the importance of each of these qualities in maintaining public confidence in the criminal justice system. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 18/9/2020 Feature, Opinion England and Wales’ disgraceful prisons expose ministers’ refusal to learn from mistakes From probation reform to test and trace, the government has presided over a catalogue of public services failures The Guardian 18/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Electric scooters: Post-Covid solution or a policing nightmare? The widespread availability of E-scooters on the roads of British towns and cities is causing increasing controversy and producing polarised reactions. Charlie Norman of DriveTech examines the issues for policing that E-scooters present. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Police officers to patrol IKEA and supermarkets to ‘shame’ shoppers who refuse to wear face masks in Greater Manchester COPS will patrol IKEA and major supermarkets in Greater Manchester to "shame" shoppers who refuse to wear face masks. The Sun 18/9/2020 News Police chief calls Extinction Rebellion a ‘nuisance’ as they ‘go floppy’ during arrests XR activists have a tactic of going limp when they're arrested, which Sir Steve House said wastes police resources. Sky News 18/9/2020 News Sturgeon’s husband ‘called for pressure on police over Salmond’ Nicola Sturgeon’s husband suggested that pressure should be brought to bear on police investigating Alex Salmond, according to leaked messages. The Times - Subscription at source 18/9/2020 Women who accused top officer of bullying given £1m Two women who claimed they were bullied by Scotland’s former chief constable have been awarded more than £1 million in compensation. The Times - Subscription at source 18/9/2020 News UK police take “unprecedented step” in clamping down on piracy Thousands of Brits believed to have been using illegal TV streaming services have been contacted by police. Digital TV Europe 18/9/2020 News Attracting ethnic minorities to the ranks remains a struggle for police Ethnic minorities do not see policing as an attractive career option, Police Scotland’s recruitment head has admitted. The Times - Subscription at source 18/9/2020 News Uber gives police private data on drivers and passengers Uber has won support from police to keep its licence because it hands over thousands of pieces of intelligence on drivers, passengers and journeys each year, The Times has learnt. The Times - Subscription at source 18/9/2020 News Police to send out thousands of warning letters to people using illegal online streaming services Thousands of people using an illegal streaming service will be sent warning letters from police over the next few days. Eastern Daily Press 18/9/2020 News Police officer resignations, retirements rise amid unrest Detroit Police Chief James Craig weighs in 'Fox News @ Night.' Yahoo! 18/9/2020 News Rural crime is not taken seriously by police, new survey finds Fly-tipping, theft and trespass are among the rural crimes facing rural people in Hampshire, a new survey has revealed. Hampshire Chronicle 18/9/2020 News Fraudsters posing as police and your bank to scam the vulnerable during coronavirus lockdown Criminals are exploiting the ongoing pandemic to target victims out of millions of pounds Liverpool Echo 18/9/2020 News NSW Police tests technical assistance request on ‘overseas provider’ AUSTRALIA: NSW Police has revealed it tested powers afforded by Australia’s assistance and access laws on an unnamed “overseas provider”, gleaning information about an account holder as well as the provider’s technical capabilities. IT News (Australia) 18/9/2020 News Enforcing Covid-19 restrictions could erode public trust in police AUSTRALIA: Scenes of Australian police, mostly Victorian, using physical force to deal with non-compliant citizens protesting against Covid-19 restrictions have become news fixtures. Breakfast television commentary swings between criticising police use of force and targeting the confrontational approach of members of the public armed with mobile phones and attitude. The Strategist 18/9/2020 Analysis, Feature «325932603261326232633264326532663267Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
