Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97169 total results. Showing results 69421 to 69440 «346834693470347134723473347434753476Next ›Last » Knife crime is linked to Tory austerity, Sadiq Khan to say London mayor will say youth violence cannot be kept down while police numbers and public services are cut The Guardian 15/7/2019 News Gold Award for Burntisland’s new affordable homes A new Fife Council affordable homes development at the former Burntisland Primary School has been awarded a gold certificate in the Secure By Design Award by Police Scotland. Scottish Housing News 15/7/2019 News Police Scotland’s emergency response statistics are dismal – it’s time the force was supported, not cut The evidence keeps mounting that, in spite of their best efforts, Police Scotland is operating at the very limits of its endurance. The Scottish Sun 15/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Vigilante groups ‘make more work for police’ when tackling child abuse Greater Manchester Police has discouraged ‘paedophile hunters’ from taking vigilante action, after a report revealed such groups are putting a strain on police resources. This Is Lancashire 15/7/2019 News Lord Dear: May failed the police service as home secretary and prime minister May Days: Her move at a stroke moved policing back towards the 1950s, writes Lord Dear PoliticsHome 15/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Extinction Rebellion Protests: Climate Change Activists Block Key Roads In Major UK Cities Activists from Extinction Rebellion have told LBC they will use boats to block key roads in major UK cities - and they will be there all week. LBC 15/7/2019 News Call for justice system to stop targeting addicts over dealers Drug convictions in Scotland are impacting more on users than dealers, new figures suggest. The Times - Subscription at source 15/7/2019 News Knife crime: Offences soar as blades found in playgrounds Teenagers in Wales are being drawn into knife crime, with blades being found in playgrounds, police say. BBC 15/7/2019 News Police should be targeting leakers, not editors The media’s right to annoy the authorities is vital, but it creates opportunities for manipulation The Times - Subscription at source 15/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Update suspects on cases every month, police are told Crime suspects should be given updates once a month on their cases amid concerns that thousands are being left in legal limbo. The Times - Subscription at source 15/7/2019 News Police chief Neil Basu ‘is wrong’ to curb free press for a few red faces Neil Basu should be stripped of his role investigating the leak of confidential diplomatic memos and replaced by an officer who puts a free press before “the state’s reputation”, a former cabinet minister has said. The Times - Subscription at source 15/7/2019 News ‘Poverty link’ to youth violence – London mayor New figures from Mayor of London Sadiq Khan show what he says is a clear link between poverty in the capital and the rise in serious youth violence. BBC 15/7/2019 News Public health duty on violent crime in England needs more cash, UK bodies warn Individual liability removed but duty requires police, councils and NHS to work together to tackle violence The Guardian 14/7/2019 News Forces warn of a rise in cross-border criminality Organised gangs and paramilitary groups will seek to take advantage of a disorderly exit from the EU The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 14/7/2019 News New public health duty to tackle serious violence Home Secretary Sajid Javid will this week announce a new legal duty on public bodies to prevent and tackle serious violence. Home Office 14/7/2019 News It’s Boris who is soft on the causes of crime By Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 14/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Tory rivals have no plan to tackle crime, says London mayor Sadiq Khan, the London mayor, has criticised the Tory leadership candidates for lacking plans to deal with the capital’s violent crime crisis. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 14/7/2019 News Support soars for legalisation of cannabis A Tory poll reveals a shift in support similar to that for gay marriage The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 14/7/2019 News We’ll decide what to publish, not Scotland Yard It is nearly 40 years since Yes Minister, a cross between a television comedy and an instruction manual for politicians, first satirised the Whitehall leak inquiry. As subsequent real-life leak inquiries have shown, the announcement of an inquiry is usually a good way of ensuring that the leaker can sleep soundly. Whitehall’s moles have rarely been hunted down. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 14/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Knife crime: NHS and councils to have legal duty to prevent knife crime NHS trusts, local councils and police forces are to have a legal duty to help prevent and tackle serious violence, including knife crime. BBC 14/7/2019 News «346834693470347134723473347434753476Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
