Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 67441 to 67460 «336933703371337233733374337533763377Next ›Last » Anti-terror boss Tom Hurd hired to work out coronavirus threat level One of Britain’s top intelligence officials is being brought in to take control of assessing the coronavirus threat, in a sign that the system for easing lockdown is being modelled on the one used for terror risk levels. The Times - Subscription at source 12/5/2020 News Coronavirus: Lockdown could bring hope for drugs gang teens The lockdown could help teenagers caught up in drug violence turn their lives around, an experienced inner-city youth worker says. BBC 12/5/2020 News Offenders jailed for coughing and spitting at North West emergency workers CPS prosecutors in the North West continue to bring criminal charges against people who deliberately cough or spit at emergency workers and other essential workers while claiming to have coronavirus. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 11/5/2020 News Wales to ‘police’ border as devolved nations remind Johnson England is not the UK Leaders of three devolved administrations accuse PM of confusing the public over lockdown easing Financial Times 11/5/2020 News CPS Says: Stalking offences under coronavirus lockdown There has been some discussion about how stalking cases are investigated and prosecuted during the current lockdown. The CPS would like to clarify our approach. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 11/5/2020 News Thames Valley Police recruit 151 officers in Boris Johnson’s 20k boost Thames Valley Police has hired 151 officers in the first six months of the government’s new recruitment drive, new figures reveal. The Herald (Oxfordshire) 11/5/2020 News Policing & Family Harm: International Perspectives on the response to COVID-19 A discussion on Policing & Family Harm with: -Commander Alex Murray OBE, MSt (Cantab), Metropolitan Police Service and Chair of the Society of Evidence-Based Policing (UK) -Superintendent Dave Cowan MSt (Cantab), Victoria Police and President, Australia-New Zealand Society of Evidence-Based Policing -Simon Williams MSt (Cantab), and the team at New Zealand Police Evidence Based Policing Centre -Renee Mitchell PhD, President of the American Society of Evidence-Based Policing -Inspector Dan Jones, Edmonton Police and member of the Research Advisory Committee of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police -Deputy Chief Constable Louisa Rolfe, West Midlands Police and National Police Chiefs’ Council Lead for Domestic Abuse for England & Wales -Assistant Commissioner ç, Family Violence Command Victoria Police -Inspector Natasha Allen, New Zealand Police National Lead for Family Violence and Safer Whanau (Families) -Anthony Morgan, Research Manager for the Serious and Organised Crime Research Lab, Australian Institute of Criminology [PODCAST - SOUNDCLOUD] Australia New Zealand Society of Evidence Based Policing (ANZ SEBP) 11/5/2020 Feature, Opinion Stay away from Lake District despite easing of lockdown, police say Police in the Lake District have urged people to “take a long hard look at your own conscience” and stay away from the national park – despite the prime minister telling people they can drive to beauty spots for exercise in England from Wednesday. The Guardian 11/5/2020 News Dorset police officer charged with murdering woman A police officer has been charged with murdering a woman in a pub car park. BBC 11/5/2020 News Predicting police call demand for fun (and Prophet) USA: Quick and dirty predictions with LAPD call data. How hard is predicting policing demand in this age of easily accessible data-science? I’ve been exploring time series regression techniques, and while on the more advanced side they can get really complex, you can also use open source tools to quickly create operational insights, like here, where I’ve used publicly available LAPD call data to anticipate demand. towards data science (tds) 11/5/2020 Analysis, Feature Police told by Home Office to target big gatherings after warnings eased lockdown will be unenforceable Police will concentrate on flagrant breaches of the new lockdown rules after a weekend of hot weather when they were widely flouted The Telegraph - Subscription at source 11/5/2020 News Nicola Sturgeon at loggerheads with senior SNP MP over border controls with England Angus MacNeil, the Western Isles MP, called for police checks at the border after Scotland and England divide on lockdown restrictions. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 11/5/2020 News Non symptomatic officers should be tested ‘as part of chief led policy’ David Hamilton, chair of the Scottish Police Federation, said officers have the potential to be superspreaders, if those who show symptons of COVID-19 are the only ones tested. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/5/2020 News More than 100 coronavirus-related attacks against Police Scotland officers and staff Police Scotland has warned that offenders will be dealt with “robustly” after more than 100 coronavirus-related attacks against its officers and staff. Police Professional 11/5/2020 News GMP officer hits back at people moaning police are ‘ignoring incidents’ in lockdown 'Just because you’re not seeing us outside your window every day, doesn’t mean we're not doing our job' Manchester Evening News 11/5/2020 News Welsh police chiefs attack England’s coronavirus lockdown ‘shambles’ “It’s going to be difficult to differentiate between people who live in Wales and those who travel over the border. It’s a total shambles" Wales Online 11/5/2020 News ‘Mish-mash’ of guidance is a recipe for disaster for UK police – lawyer The “mish-mash” of “completely unclear” new guidance and “confusing messages” from the British Government is a “recipe for disaster” for police officers there tasked with enforcing the lockdown, according to a lawyer. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 11/5/2020 News ‘Incredibly difficult’ to enforce £100 fines for breaking new lockdown rules, police boss warns Kim McGuinness, Northumbria Police PCC, has complained that police officers will struggle to enforce the Government's latest coronavirus rules, amid confusion over the new guidance Chronicle Live (North East) 11/5/2020 News Coronavirus: Jury trials to resume in England and Wales Jury trials in England and Wales will resume from next week, almost two months after being put on hold amid coronavirus lockdown measures. BBC 11/5/2020 News Coronavirus: Non-essential trips to Scotland ‘could break law’ People who travel to Scotland for anything other than essential purposes are "potentially in breach of the law", Nicola Sturgeon has said. BBC 11/5/2020 News «336933703371337233733374337533763377Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
