Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100106 total results. Showing results 66001 to 66020 «329732983299330033013302330333043305Next ›Last » Coronavirus: UK Government to introduce emergency laws for outbreak The UK Government is preparing to introduce a package of emergency laws which would give police the power to detain infected people and force schools to stay open or shut amid the coronavirus outbreak. The National 14/3/2020 News Coronavirus contingency plans ‘in place’ for West Yorkshire’s emergency services Contingency plans have been drawn up by West Yorkshire's emergency services as they prepare for a range of potential scenarios arising from the coronavirus pandemic. Express (Pontefract and Castleford) 14/3/2020 News ‘Higher Risk’ Of Domestic Abuse During Coronavirus Self-Isolation, Warn Campaigners For many people, home is a dangerous place. An estimated 1.6 million women in England and Wales experienced domestic abuse last year. Huffington Post 14/3/2020 News Senior police officer claims he is paid less because he is a white man Matt Parr says the discrepancy between his wage and that of the black female inspector appointed before him is due to gender and race The Times - Subscription at source 14/3/2020 News Coronavirus: Police to be allowed detain infected people in emergency new laws Sweeping new laws allowing police to detain people with coronavirus and reducing care for the elderly are set to be rushed through Parliament Mirror 14/3/2020 News Devon and Cornwall Police preparing for coronavirus ‘worst case scenarios’ The Devon and Cornwall Police officer reveals some of the estimates which are driving the nation's response to the coronavirus Plymouth Live 14/3/2020 News White police official sues Priti Patel for alleged race bias A senior police official is suing the home secretary over claims that he has suffered discrimination because he is white. The Times - Subscription at source 14/3/2020 News Coronavirus emergency laws: Police get powers to detain victims Police will be able to detain infected people and schools could be forced to stay open under a package of powers being announced next week to tackle the coronavirus pandemic. The Times - Subscription at source 14/3/2020 News Coranavirus: Emergency plan for prisons in England and Wales The government is drawing up emergency plans to avoid disruption in England's prisons, with unions saying prison officers face "unprecedented" challenges. BBC 14/3/2020 News National Crime Agency welcomes key report into online child sexual abuse A major report into online child sexual abuse has backed National Crime Agency (NCA) demands for the tech industry to do more to protect children. National Crime Agency (NCA) 13/3/2020 News Over 30,000 PC’s assaulted last year Almost 31,000 Police Constables were assaulted from 2018/19, with Kent Police recording assaults on their officers at the highest rate. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2020 News UK’s Super Cop Department Prevents £31.2 Million Worth Fraud U.K.’s specialized fraud-fighting police force, Dedicated Card and Payment Crime Unit (DCPCU) has been able to ward-off fraudsters and prevent fraud losses amounting to nearly £31.2 million (approximately US$39.4 million) in 2019. The group has been specifically vigilant towards Organized Crime Groups (OCG) targeting the financial and banking industry. CISO Magazine 13/3/2020 Feature, Opinion Police watchdog says he’s paid less than colleague ‘because I’m a white man’ One of Britain’s most senior police watchdogs is bringing a race discrimination case against the Home Office over claims that he is paid less because he is white. The Standard 13/3/2020 News Local elections and London mayoral race postponed for a year Elections delayed after officials said coronavirus crisis would affect campaigning and voting The Guardian 13/3/2020 News Top police watchdog officer sues Priti Patel in race discrimination row Home Secretary Priti Patel is being sued by a top police officer, who claims he’s being paid less than a black female colleague because he is a white man. Eastern Eye 13/3/2020 News Police buy Norfolk private school for £3.35m to train recruits A police force has bought the site of a former private school for £3.35m to turn it into a training facility. BBC 13/3/2020 News Met poster girl sacked after unwittingly receiving indecent image on social media Novlett Robyn Williams had a 34-year unblemished record but was dismissed without notice for gross misconduct The Telegraph - Subscription at source 13/3/2020 News Met Police sacks Supt Robyn Williams over child abuse video One of the UK's most senior black female police officers has been sacked after her conviction for possessing a video clip of child abuse. BBC 13/3/2020 News Coronavirus: English local elections postponed for a year Voting has also been due to take place in both England and Wales for police and crime commissioners. BBC 13/3/2020 News One in five officers could be infected with coronavirus At least one in five members of the police workforce could become infected with the coronavirus according to contingency plans drawn up by the chief constable of Nottinghamshire Police. 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