Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97133 total results. Showing results 69561 to 69580 «347534763477347834793480348134823483Next ›Last » Chinese government has got it ‘spot on’ when it comes to face-recog tech says, er, London’s Met cops’ top rep Ken Marsh, who represents the force's officers in the UK capital, appeared on BBC Radio Essex on Friday to respond to a report by the University of Essex that said the Met's own use of facial recognition was highly inaccurate, flawed and likely illegal. The Register 8/7/2019 News Westminster terror accused ‘wanted to kill as many people as possible’ Salih Khater drove at cyclists before switching his aim to protection officers outside Parliament. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/7/2019 News Presenting official statistics on recorded crime and related topics: Consultation The Scottish Crime Recording Board are asking how the official statistics on recorded crime and related topics should be presented. Scottish Government 8/7/2019 Report New chief pledges action after court rules over failure to conduct probe Northern Ireland's new chief constable has vowed to act after a court ruled police were unlawfully failing to conduct an independent probe into alleged state collusion with a notorious loyalist murder gang. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/7/2019 News Police use of child spies in criminal gangs is lawful, high court rules Rejecting calls for extra safeguards when handling underage informants, Mr Justice Supperstone acknowledged they were more vulnerable than adults but dismissed claims that their human rights were being breached. The Guardian 8/7/2019 News One prisoner is released by mistake each day including violent and sex offenders A prisoner a week is being released by mistake including violent and sex offenders, Ministry of Justice figures reveal. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 8/7/2019 News Britain’s most prolific police officer quits force after frontline work left him with PTSD Britain's most prolific police officer has quit his job after frontline work left him “so badly broken” with PTSD. The Telegraph 8/7/2019 News Fake voices ‘help cyber-crooks steal cash’ A security firm says deepfaked audio is being used to steal millions of pounds. BBC 8/7/2019 News Use of child informants by Home Office ‘lawful’, High Court rules Allowing children to be used as informants in criminal investigations is lawful, the High Court has ruled. BBC 8/7/2019 News Met to become first UK force to deploy drone to monitor road users UAV will focus on road users engaged in dangerous driving such as racing, say police The Guardian 8/7/2019 News Police blasted for cordoning off flip flop in ‘light hearted banter’ attempt to track down driver who failed to stop Cops were under fire today after joking around on Twitter about cordoning off the flip-flop of a man who failed to stop and "legged it" - instead of actually catching the criminal. The Sun 8/7/2019 News International perspectives on knife crime: “It’s not just a policing issue” Ten years ago, a WHO report urged governments to look at long-term social policy solutions to knife crime rather than view it as a policing issue. With a number of cities in the UK in the grip of a knife crime epidemic, Policing Insight contributor Andrew Staniforth explains how this can be achieved. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/7/2019 Analysis Get equipped for the future of policing at The Emergency Services Show How emerging technologies are improving the efficiency and operational effectiveness of policing is set to be the key focus of The Emergency Services Show 2019, taking place in Hall 5 at the NEC, Birmingham on Wednesday 18 and Thursday 19 September. Policing Insight 8/7/2019 News More Humberside Police officers trained and equipped with Tasers More than 360 Humberside Police officers are now trained and equipped with the weapon Grimsby Live 8/7/2019 News West Midlands Police ‘desperately needs more long-term funding’ West Midlands Police is in "desperate need" of a "long-term funding solution", a chief said today after the top watchdog said "profound and far-reaching" changes were needed to UK policing. Express & Star 8/7/2019 News The inside story of how brutal Albanian gangs rose from the UK’s premier sex traffickers to kingpin cocaine dealers Albanian gangs smuggling huge shipments of cocaine direct from Europe have changed the face of the UK's drug market. The Sun 8/7/2019 News ‘Know your numbers’: Using data to monitor and address criminalisation Ending the criminalisation of children in residential care. Howard League for Penal Reform 8/7/2019 Report Howard League research finds children’s homes calling the police 200 times a year Children’s homes in parts of England are calling the police as many as 200 times a year, putting children in residential care in danger of being criminalised, research by the Howard League for Penal Reform reveals today (Monday 8 July) Howard League for Penal Reform 8/7/2019 News Police called to a single North East children’s home more than 200 times in one year Police are being called to children's homes "again and again" for incidents that would "never" involve law enforcement in a family home, a charity claims. Chronicle Live (North East) 8/7/2019 News Drone set to be used by police to catch dangerous and speeding drivers in London A drone is to be used by police to catch dangerous and speeding drivers in London, in the first initiative of its kind in the UK. 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