Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100533 total results. Showing results 67801 to 67820 «338733883389339033913392339333943395Next ›Last » Harry and Meghan: British taxpayer ‘will still cover most security costs’ The taxpayer will continue to foot the majority of Harry and Meghan’s personal security bill, a former head of royal protection said last night. The Times - Subscription at source 20/1/2020 News Experts say stop and search is damaging Scottish teens’ trust in police as concerns raised over force targeting children as young as seven Controversial stop and search powers have made Scottish teenagers more distrustful of police than English teenagers, researchers have found. The Sunday Post 19/1/2020 News Police officer had sex with missing girl, 17, and told her to keep it secret A disgraced former police officer who slept with a missing 17-year-old girl has been found guilty of gross misconduct Metro 19/1/2020 News Proportion of UK prisoners with drug problem doubles in five years – study Prisons not equipped to stop drug supply and security standards vary, thinktank says The Guardian 19/1/2020 News Interview: A force for change The Police Foundation's two year strategic review of policing is well underway. Police Oracle talks to the man who heads up the think tank. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/1/2020 Feature, Opinion Cops flog loot – Police force wants someone to run eBay account for £20k-a-year to flog seized goods — almost as much as new cops earn A police force wants someone to run its eBay account for £20,000 a year — almost as much as new cops earn. The Sun 19/1/2020 News Extinction Rebellion listed as ‘key threat’ by counter-terror police Awareness training across London led to ‘intelligence’ tip-offs, according to report The Guardian 19/1/2020 News New powers given to police to protect victims of stalking New stalking protection orders come into force tomorrow (January 20) that will enable police to better protect victims of stalking and stop perpetrators from approaching their victims. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 19/1/2020 News Police receive powerful anti-stalking powers with offenders facing five-year jail terms for breaching new court orders introduced tomorrow Stalkers risk five-year jail terms for breaching new court orders introduced by the government in England and Wales Mail Online 19/1/2020 News Rotherham sex abuse: Failure to identify police officer questioned by MP Rotherham's MP Sarah Champion has said she finds it "difficult to believe" that a police officer mentioned in a report into the treatment of a sex abuse survivor cannot be identified. BBC 19/1/2020 News Sussex has second highest number of stalking reports in the UK – but new powers could bring crackdown New police powers could offer help to victims of stalking in Sussex, which has the second highest number of stalker reports in the UK. Midhurst and Petworth Observer 19/1/2020 News New stalking protection orders ‘could increase murders’, activists say It is estimated one in five women and one in 10 men aged 16 and over in England and Wales have experienced some form of stalking i News 19/1/2020 News Government gives police new powers to protect victims of stalking Powerful new orders coming into force as of 20 January 2020 will enable police forces to better protect victims of stalking. Home Office 19/1/2020 News I’ve learned the hard way that bad police reform just breeds more pen pushers OK, I admit it. Police and Crime Commissioners are, at least in part, my fault. I suggested putting our constabularies under directly elected sheriffs in a 2005 book, Direct Democracy, co-written with a score of Conservative MPs. I carried on pushing the idea until a watered-down version of it appeared in the 2010 Conservative manifesto. As Prospero puts it, “This thing of darkness I acknowledge mine”. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 19/1/2020 Feature, Opinion Stalkers to face court orders while police investigate Powers to prevent stalkers from contacting or approaching their victims while police investigate suspected offences come into force on Monday. BBC 19/1/2020 News Met refers itself to IOPC for yet another Operation Midland inquiry The Metropolitan Police has been referred to the IOPC for the third time over the botched Operation Midland inquiry. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/1/2020 News The rehabilitation service Gary Mason visits the Flint House rehabilitation centre and hears about the challenges it faces providing care and treatment for injured officers and those suffering from mental health issues. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/1/2020 Analysis, Feature Digital forensics: tapping into change Getting away with a crime should be becoming harder in an increasingly digital world. But the legislation officers are using to unlock the potential of digital evidence is not keeping up with the technology. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/1/2020 Analysis, Feature Investigation launched following arrest of man in Accrington We have begun an investigation into the actions of Lancashire Constabulary during the arrest of a 34 year-old man in Accrington on Wednesday 8 January 2020. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 18/1/2020 News Gloucestershire launch 101 call service for deaf people Gloucestershire Constabulary has signed up to a new service that offers deaf people who use British Sign Language (BSL) easier access to the county's 101 system. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/1/2020 News «338733883389339033913392339333943395Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
