Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97834 total results. Showing results 65281 to 65300 «326132623263326432653266326732683269Next ›Last » Man admits attempting to murder off-duty officer in ‘frenzied’ attack A man who became fixated with a police officer and stabbed and slashed him 11 times outside his home has pleaded guilty to attempted murder. Police Professional 13/1/2020 News Serious crime victims wait longer for justice after court days cut Serious crime victims wait longer for justice after court days cut. Government cost-cutting measures leave judges ‘idle’ and courtrooms standing empty The Guardian 13/1/2020 News Patel defends police over Extinction Rebellion inclusion on extremist list Home secretary accepts XR is not terror group but says assessment has to be based on ‘security risks’ The Guardian 13/1/2020 News Scene of Crime Kit for UK Police forces from JET PRESS An entire case can hinge on the integrity of the evidence collected at the scene of a crime. Simple to use, cost effective Security Products make good evidence management more likely. Policing Insight 13/1/2020 Analysis, Feature Grooming epidemic: How artificial intelligence is combating child sexual abuse The grooming of children is on the rise across England and Wales. Policing Insight Contributor Andrew Staniforth discusses this disturbing trend and considers how artificial intelligence is leading the fight against online grooming. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/1/2020 Analysis The UK election is over: What next for policing? The election is over, but aside from the promised 20,000 additional officers, what else can we expect from the new Government? Former Assistant Chief Constable and now CoPaCC Director Ian Wiggett examines what the next five years may hold for the police service. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/1/2020 Analysis From security to safety: Collaboration is the way forward Deloitte Public Safety and Justice Lead for the Middle East Andrew Morley argues that the emergency services have an important role to play in working with other agencies in delivering public safety. Policing Insight - Registration at source 13/1/2020 Opinion Derbyshire cop condemned for improper relationship with vulnerable person A Derbyshire cop who had an inappropriate relationship with a vulnerable person has been given a final written warning following a secret hearing. Derbyshire Live 13/1/2020 News National Chair responds as Taser ‘bidding’ process begins The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has welcomed the start of the process which will see more frontline officers equipped with Taser than ever before. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 13/1/2020 News Why vote for me? I am John Smith and I believe in strong, inclusive, accountable and visible local policing and keeping politics out of policing. I am standing in the Avon and Somerset Police and Crime Commissioner election on 7 May 2020 because I believe local people should be able to vote for a credible and experienced Independent candidate. I have been the leader of the local PCC’s team for the last 8 years working closely with Sue Mountstevens and other leaders across Avon and Somerset to deliver positive change for local people. JohnSmith4PCC.com 13/1/2020 Feature, Opinion Nearly half of fatal London stabbing suspects charged had knife crime record Of the 379 charged over fatal stabbings from November 2016 to the end of October 2019, 173, or 46%, had already committed a knife offence, Met Police figures show Mirror 13/1/2020 News Far-right fanatics on rise in Scotland as number of police alerts increase The surge in extremism has led to a spike in the number of right-wing fanatics being jailed in Scotland. Daily Record 13/1/2020 News Police leaders to start bidding for more Taser from today Bidding opens today (Monday 13 January) to equip more police officers with Taser in England and Wales. Home Office 13/1/2020 News Extinction Rebellion guidance raises fresh concerns over Prevent The now recalled guidance issued by counter-terror police that placed Extinction Rebellion alongside the likes of jihadists and neo-Nazis emerged at a problematic time for the government’s flagship anti-radicalisation programme, Prevent. The Guardian 13/1/2020 Analysis, Feature Half of those charged with knife murders had committed similar offences Almost half of people charged with knife killings in London over the past three years had previously committed an offence involving a blade, Metropolitan police figures suggest. The Guardian 13/1/2020 News Alarm over knife criminals who go on to be murderers Almost half the people charged with stabbing someone to death in the past three years in London had a history of knife crime, figures show. The Times - Subscription at source 13/1/2020 News Sussexes may have to foot security bill The cost and extent of state-funded security offered to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be on the negotiating table at talks about their future today at Sandringham. The Times - Subscription at source 13/1/2020 News More than a million Britons buying cannabis illegally to treat illness Nearly a quarter of a million people with arthritis, 100,000 cancer patients and 50,000 multiple sclerosis sufferers are among 1.4 million unwell Britons who are being forced to buy cannabis illegally to treat their symptoms. The Times - Subscription at source 13/1/2020 Knife crime: Fears of epidemic as 980 children stabbed London has ranked the highest for youth knife crime for the past eight years, accounting for more than a third – 335 – of the victims in 2018 to 2019. Express 12/1/2020 News More than 35,000 reports of domestic violence in Wales never got to court last year Only one in ten people accused of domestic violence was convicted last year Wales Online 12/1/2020 News «326132623263326432653266326732683269Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
