Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115909 total results. Showing results 68181 to 68200 «340634073408340934103411341234133414Next ›Last » Six children victim of sexual abuse removed from harm as a result of Europol’s Victim Identification Taskforce Six victims of child abuse have been identified and removed from harm as a result of the 9th Victim Identification Taskforce organised by Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre (EC3). Europol 5/7/2021 News Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain says she will act ‘independently’ after being sworn in Scotland's new lord advocate has said she will act "independently" after she was sworn in as the country's most senior law officer at the Court of Session in Edinburgh. Holyrood Magazine 5/7/2021 News Genocide transformed police inquiries A forensic technician has revealed how lessons learnt while identifying victims of the Bosnian genocide transformed police investigations in Scotland. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 5/7/2021 News Police say they never asked for crackdown on ‘noisy’ protests in government’s policing bill Senior police officers have undermined the government's justification for controversial new laws to crack down on “noisy” protests, saying they did not ask for the powers. The Independent 5/7/2021 News Prisoner numbers to hit record high with 99,000 behind bars by 2026 Tougher jail sentences and 20,000 extra police officers on the beat are said to be fueling the rise The Telegraph - Subscription at source 5/7/2021 News Policing bill ‘is harmful to democracy’ Priti Patel’s plans to curb protest have “dangerous and harmful implications” for democracy, former senior police officers have said. The Times - Subscription at source 5/7/2021 News Early kick-offs linked to more alcohol abuse and violence in the home Study finds that football matches starting at midday fuel all-day drinking that ends in domestic abuse The Guardian 5/7/2021 News Get on board to help snare the train perverts, passengers told The transport police chief is urging travellers to report predators who use the railways to harass women The Times - Subscription at source 4/7/2021 News Our traditions, way of life and culture are under threat, Gypsy leader warns Patel Letter says Appleby horse fair will be criminalised under terms of new police bill The Guardian 4/7/2021 News Police clash with boisterous England fans as nine arrested in London after historic win England fans clashed with police in London with supporters wrestled to the ground in wild scenes as celebrations after victory over Ukraine got out of control. Mirror 4/7/2021 News Crime commissioner urges Priti Patel to scrap plans for graduate-only police recruits and says ex-soldiers will be better than university leavers with ‘expressive dance’ degrees A police and crime commissioner has today urged Priti Patel to scrap plans for an all-graduate policy for police recruiting. Mail Online 4/7/2021 News MPs should vote down ‘dystopian’ policing bill Fears new legislation will further entrench discriminatory policing practices Amnesty International 4/7/2021 News Ultraviolence review – essential documentary on deaths in UK police custody Ken Fero’s film about bereaved families’ struggle for justice is hard but vital viewing The Guardian 4/7/2021 Feature Protests, pet thefts and sex crimes: MPs want changes to the policing bill A controversial crime bill - which makes significant changes across the UK's policing and justice system and led to protests across the country - is due to be debated in Parliament on Monday but MPs are looking to make changes. So what is in the bill and how could it be changed? BBC 4/7/2021 News When we’re afraid to speak, democracy is threatened NEW ZEALAND: As an outspoken Black, Muslim and refugee Kiwi, online and offline hate is nothing new to me. Stuff (New Zealand) 4/7/2021 Feature, Opinion CSO seeking clarification on integrity of garda data REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Central Statistics Office (CSO) is awaiting “clarification” from An Garda Síochána amid concerns it will suspend publication of crime statistics for a third time since 2014 over the integrity of Garda data. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 4/7/2021 News ‘Excited delirium’: how a disputed US term found its way to Australian deaths-in-custody inquests AUSTRALIA: The term cited at the inquest into the death of Wayne Fella Morrison has often been used to defend US police and corrections workers in cases of fatal violence – but some doubt it even exists The Guardian 4/7/2021 News Frontline policing at risk from all graduate plans, warns top crime commissioner Plans to turn policing into an all-graduate profession risks denying experienced older recruits such as former soldiers from the job The Telegraph - Subscription at source 4/7/2021 News Members urged to stand as workplace reps Members are being urged to put themselves forward and stand as a workplace rep in PFEW’s triennial elections which kick off today, Thursday 1 July. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 3/7/2021 News Technology and legal: dealing with pre charge disclosure Humberside have developed a digital process to guide inexperienced officers through major changes to the disclosure system. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/7/2021 Feature «340634073408340934103411341234133414Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
