Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97805 total results. Showing results 65561 to 65580 «327532763277327832793280328132823283Next ›Last » Tech bosses face court if they fail to protect users Social media executives will face fines and the threat of criminal prosecution for failing to protect people who use their services under plans to regulate tech giants in Britain for the first time. The Times - Subscription at source 31/12/2019 News Police pay millions to tackle claims from their own staff THE region’s police forces have paid out millions to tackle compensation claims lodged by their own officers and staff in recent years, The Northern Echo can reveal. The Northern Echo 31/12/2019 News Police struggle to trace kidnappers demanding bitcoin Kidnappers are becoming harder to track down as they demand cryptocurrencies as ransom payments, police have said. The Times - Subscription at source 31/12/2019 News You donut! Blundering police must pay cake fines While there’s a watchdog for serious cases of police misconduct, it turns out that for everyday cock-ups officers have their own secret system of punishment: the cake fine. The Times - Subscription at source 31/12/2019 News Alarm at sharp drop in number of Scottish special constables The number of special constables serving with Police Scotland has fallen by nearly two thirds since it became a single force. Police Professional 30/12/2019 News Thousands of children under 14 have been investigated by police for sexting More than 6,000 children under 14 have been investigated by police for sexting offences in the past three years, including more than 300 of primary school age, the Guardian has learned. The Guardian 30/12/2019 News NPCC and NCA examining actions needed following New Year Honours data breach The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has begun an investigation into the Cabinet Office’s publication of the New Year Honours recipients’ home addresses, including counter-terror and National Crime Agency (NCA) officers. Police Professional 30/12/2019 News 2019: Our year in review As 2019 dawned, the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) was looking forward to celebrating 100 years since it was formed by an Act of Parliament. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 30/12/2019 News West Midlands police chief calls on PM to increase officers Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been urged to increase officer numbers in regions facing a higher threat of crime. BBC 30/12/2019 News New year’s honours: Security fears for police and counterterror officers after addresses leaked online Officials have raised security fears over the “deeply concerning” leak of addresses in the New Year Honours list. The Independent 30/12/2019 News Just 1% of crimes reported to UK’s first police online hate crime unit result in charges Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has been criticised after it emerged fewer than than 1% of cases investigated by the UK’s first online hate crime police unit have resulted in charges. Yahoo! 30/12/2019 News US Taser death teen’s relatives settle with police for $12m The family of a 15-year-old US boy who died after a police officer stunned him with a Taser gun have settled their wrongful death case for $12m (£9.1m). BBC 30/12/2019 News Met Police reveal time-wasting 999 calls including complaints about chip shop order and out-of-date biscuits The Metropolitan Police revealed that at least 22,491 hoax calls were made in the first 11 months of 2019, as well as 2,912 made to the 101 non-emergency police line. The Standard 30/12/2019 News Almost 100 Scottish police officers reported for speeding in four years Almost 100 police officers have been reported for speeding while on duty in the last four years. BBC 30/12/2019 News Police are left fuming after their marked patrol car was slapped with a parking ticket while responding to an emergency Police have been left fuming after their marked patrol car was slapped with a parking ticket while they were responding to an emergency. Mail Online 30/12/2019 News NPCC and NCA examining actions needed following New Year Honours data breach The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has begun an investigation into the Cabinet Office’s publication of the New Year Honours recipients’ home addresses, including counter-terror and National Crime Agency (NCA) officers. Police Professional 30/12/2019 News Some of IRA’s victims mistakenly killed as ‘informers’, files show Government list includes some of most notorious cases from the Northern Ireland Troubles The Guardian 30/12/2019 News ‘I ordered one saveloy not three’: Met reveals time-wasting 999 calls Metropolitan police identify more than 22,000 hoax calls in 2019 and warn of risk to lives The Guardian 30/12/2019 News Areas to have their own police dog units North Yorkshire, Cleveland and Durham policing areas are to have individual police dog units. Telegraph and Argus 30/12/2019 News More than 200 coercive control offences in Gwent in 2018/19 MORE than 200 coercive control offences were recorded by Gwent Police during 2018/19, new figures reveal. South Wales Argus 30/12/2019 News «327532763277327832793280328132823283Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
