Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115057 total results. Showing results 6801 to 6820 «337338339340341342343344345Next ›Last » Meet the whistleblowers who exposed Queensland’s domestic violence failures: ‘I was warned they would pulverise me’ AUSTRALIA: Meet the whistleblowers who exposed Queensland’s domestic violence failures: ‘I was warned they would pulverise me’ The Guardian 17/11/2025 Feature Camera aims to ‘stop racing and endangering lives’ Police in Jersey have unveiled the island's first mobile speed camera. Chief Officer Robin Smith said it was designed to catch "people that are racing around our island, endangering other islanders", which he described as an "enduring and persistent problem". BBC 17/11/2025 News York police to pilot ‘smart policing’ kiosk as crime reporting alternative CANADA: Technology developed for "smart policing" in Dubai will soon be piloted in York Region through new kiosks. By next spring, York police will install a digital kiosk connecting community members to police services after hours at its Vaughan Metropolitan Centre substation. The device, not intended as a replacement for calling 9-1-1, will allow for reporting of crimes and non-emergencies in the area. Village Report (Canada) 17/11/2025 News Speeding ticket processing staff member convicted of perverting the course of justice A former West Yorkshire Police member of staff has been handed a nine-month suspended prison sentence after pleading guilty to perverting the course of justice following an investigation directed by the IOPC’s Anti-Corruption Unit. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/11/2025 News Dire’ prison conditions putting rehabilitation at risk Prison overcrowding, staffing shortages and deteriorating infrastructure is having a ‘profound impact on the ability of prisons to deliver rehabilitation’, a new report published by the Justice Committee has said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/11/2025 News Rape victims in Scotland will be protected when giving evidence, says lord advocate Supreme court ruled ‘rape shield’ laws to limit intrusive cross-examination may breach men’s right to fair trial. Scotland’s most senior law officer has moved to reassure victims of sexual abuse that they will be protected after a supreme court ruling warned that Scottish laws designed to limit intrusive cross-examination could be breaching men’s right to a fair trial. The Guardian 17/11/2025 News Parents ‘vindicated’ after police admit unlawful arrest over WhatsApp row Hertfordshire police agree to pay £20,000 to Rosalind Levine and Maxie Allen, who were held for 11 hours after complaining about daughter’s school The Guardian 17/11/2025 News Police urge people to surrender knives Police are urging people who carry knives to surrender them as part of an operation to reduce the number of people with weapons. BBC 17/11/2025 News Former police officer’s destruction of body-worn video and use of excessive force was serious misconduct, report finds AUSTRALIA: Four NSW officers who failed to report former constable’s confessions also found to have engaged in serious misconduct, independent commission says. The Guardian 17/11/2025 News Operation Bendoc AUSTRALIA: A report under section 132 of the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission Act 2016 concerning the excessive use of force and destruction of evidence by a Constable, and the failure of fellow officers to report suspected misconduct. NSW Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) (Australia) 17/11/2025 Report PM agrees McSkimming case involved police cover-up NEW ZEALAND: A woman who made sex allegations against former top cop Jevon McSkimming was treated in a "confronting, appalling, shocking, and disgusting" way by authorities, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says. 1 News (New Zealand) 17/11/2025 News Danyl McLauchlan: The rot at the top of the NZ Police NEW ZEALAND: There must have been a moment – horrifying, vertiginous, the worst in his life? – when former police commissioner Andrew Coster learnt that objectionable material featuring child sexual exploitation and bestiality had been found on the work devices of his former colleague, deputy police commissioner Jevon McSkimming. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 17/11/2025 Audio, Feature, Opinion Marches and assemblies: Protests law explained Following last month’s announcement by Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood of a review of the UK legislation around demonstrations and assemblies, Policing Insight’s Graham Wettone, a former Metropolitan Police officer and public order specialist, looks at the background to the current Public Order Act 1986, the finer details of the legislation, and the challenges it presents for the policing of protests that the review will hopefully address. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/11/2025 Analysis, Feature Lord Advocate issues message to reassure victims of sexual abuse following Supreme Court ruling Victims of sexual offences will not face unnecessary intrusions on their privacy, Scotland’s chief prosecutor has said following a Supreme Court judgment. Holyrood Magazine 17/11/2025 News New Hertfordshire Police HQ delivers £28m community boost as construction nears completion The construction of Hertfordshire Constabulary’s new £55m headquarters has generated more than £28m in social and economic value for the local community—more than double the original target set at the start of the project. Emergency Services Times 17/11/2025 News Surrey and Sussex are latest forces to introduce live facial recognition tech As the roll-out of live facial recognition technology continues in England, Sussex Police used its new vans in Crawley and Redhill for its first deployments in the force area late last week. Emergency Services Times 17/11/2025 News Cash-strapped Police Scotland to hire human rights adviser — for £1m Force accused of placing virtue signalling above tackling crime despite chief constable claiming it was in dire financial straits The Times - Subscription at source 16/11/2025 News Do biometrics hold the key to prison release? In the criminal justice setting there are two questions in that biometrics can answer better than any anything else: BiometricUpdate.com 16/11/2025 Feature Live facial recognition vans spread across seven additional UK cities UK police authorities are expanding their live facial recognition (LFR) surveillance program, which uses cameras on top of vans to scan for people on watchlists in public places. BiometricUpdate.com 16/11/2025 News Police admit WhatApp arrest error with £20k payout Police have paid out £20,000 in damages for unlawfully arresting a couple after they made complaints about their daughter's primary school, including on a WhatsApp group chat. BBC 16/11/2025 News «337338339340341342343344345Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
