Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98731 total results. Showing results 68641 to 68660 «342934303431343234333434343534363437Next ›Last » Rising violence and verbal abuse towards retailers: Stories from shop floor reveal lifelong impact Cuts to police budgets can mean hard choices. But what might this mean to the victims of incidents like retail crime? Dr Emmeline Taylor, of City, University of London, explores the fallout from retail crime - but argues that we need to move beyond the police response. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/10/2019 Analysis Force takes on partnership lead in preventing suicides Northumbria intends to use data to target 'hardest-to-reach' groups in need of vital support. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/10/2019 News IOPC inquiry has allowed ‘malfunctioning force to avoid necessary oversight’ IOPC responds to criticism of its investigation with 16 recommendations including audio recording of warrant application hearings. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/10/2019 News Wellbeing week: Compassion fatigue is a critical issue for officers Police forces are taking wellbeing seriously but only starting to understand burnout of officers in specific roles. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/10/2019 News Conspiracy to import drugs worth £billions dismantled Thirteen men have been arrested in dawn raids across England in connection with the UK’s biggest drug supply investigation. Police Professional 8/10/2019 News Someone must pay for this travesty of policing Cressida Dick and other Met chiefs should be held to account for Operation Midland blunders. The Times - Subscription at source 8/10/2019 Feature, Opinion Police probe into VIP paedo ring case branded a whitewash as cops are cleared of misconduct Watchdogs identified it as a “learning opportunity” but cleared cops of wrongdoing. The Scottish Sun 8/10/2019 News Police fail to prevent Extinction Rebellion causing chaos in London Extinction Rebellion protesters shut down the heart of Westminster yesterday even as police arrested 280 people. The Times - Subscription at source 8/10/2019 News Boris Johnson dismisses Extinction Rebellion campaigners as ‘crusties’ as London protests continue Boris Johnson has dismissed the Extinction Rebellion protestors taking to the streets of London as "uncooperative crusties". PoliticsHome 8/10/2019 News We’re ‘good’ at recording crime says Government report North Yorkshire Police has been assessed as “good” at recording crime and its leadership in relation to crime recording assessed as “outstanding” in the latest Government report. North Yorkshire Police 8/10/2019 News Police forces across the country are failing to record thousands of crimes each year, watchdog warns Police are failing to record thousands of crimes each year, watchdogs warn. The Sun 8/10/2019 News Police failing to record thousands of crimes including harassment, stalking, and coercive behaviour, watchdog finds Police forces are failing to record thousands of crimes, including harassment, stalking, and coercive behaviour, a watchdog has found. The Telegraph 8/10/2019 News ‘Weak’ response to extremism leaves community chiefs labelled as stooges Community leaders trying to stop extremism are being dismissed as “Uncle Toms” and “native informers”, according to a report published yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 8/10/2019 News Young offenders ‘set up to fail’ as two thirds get back into trouble More than two thirds of young male offenders got into trouble or went missing within three months of being released from custody, according to a report. The Times - Subscription at source 8/10/2019 News Labour to combat knife crime with more youth clubs Labour will introduce youth clubs across the country in an effort to combat knife crime, exam pressures and the problems of mental ill health and loneliness. The Times - Subscription at source 8/10/2019 News Domestic abuse must be tackled through the workplace In these febrile political times, characterised by division, some issues are so universally compelling that they still bring politicians from different tribes together. And tackling the scourge of domestic abuse is one of them. The Times - Subscription at source 8/10/2019 Feature, Opinion Cressida Dick on Operation Midland:We made mistakes but weren’t malicious As police officers we are acutely aware of the powers we hold. The power to question, to search and even to arrest. All of these are a necessary function of our vital role and can have a considerable impact on lives, and with those powers come huge responsibility. The Times - Subscription at source 8/10/2019 Feature, Opinion We’ll never stop online trolls – so let’s go after real criminals instead There is a corner of my local park I take extreme lengths to avoid. Even when it’s pouring, I’ll take the long way around; the east, west or south entrance The Telegraph - Subscription at source 7/10/2019 News Wellbeing week: When the script isn’t enough Police officers are trained to do a job but there are situations you can't be prepared for. It's how we deal with them that defines us, not the situation and dealing with trauma is part of it, writes former Detective Chief Superintendent Ellie O'Connor. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/10/2019 Feature, Opinion Funding available for groups devoted to tackling crime Thousands of pounds are being made available to community groups as part of the Police and Crime Commissioner’s Safer Communities Fund. 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