Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94114 total results. Showing results 69661 to 69680 «348034813482348334843485348634873488Next ›Last » Novichok poisoning pushed police officers ‘to their limits’ Wiltshire Police Chief Constable has spoken about the aftermath of the attack and how it has affected his officers and the region they serve. Belfast Telegraph 3/3/2019 News West Midlands Police 999 response times getting longer Police response times to 999 calls have nearly doubled in just three years, figures show. Express & Star 3/3/2019 News Controversial plan to merge British Transport Police and Police Scotland halted in its tracks Controversial plans to merge British Transport Police (BTP) with Police Scotland have been formally halted. The Sunday Post 3/3/2019 News What impact will Brexit have on police in the UK? As British law enforcement faces losing access to all EU databases, Lizzie Dearden looks at the impact of Brexit on domestic policing The Independent - Registration at source 3/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Police chiefs call for public to help tackle ‘national emergency’ of UK knife crime A charity has said a spate of deaths in 2019 is "just the tip of the iceberg" and "all of society" needs to take responsibility. Sky News 3/3/2019 News Police Scotland outsources part of whistleblowing process to a charity Police Scotland has overhauled its whistleblowing procedures by funding an independent advice line for officers. The Herald (Scotland) 3/3/2019 News £50 compensation pay out for police officer punched in the face is ‘sickening insult’ A female police officer punched in the face while apprehending a suspect has condemned a £50 compensation pay out as a crime tsar declares it a “sickening insult”. The Sunday Telegraph - Registration at source 3/3/2019 News Police back ‘shooting galleries’ for drug users Senior police officers are backing plans to create a national network of drug consumption rooms, known as “shooting galleries”, where addicts are provided with drugs such as heroin, paid for by the state. The Sunday Times 3/3/2019 News Police watchdog Jennifer Izekor ‘framed by Met officers’ for investigating racism A former senior official at the police watchdog has accused Scotland Yard officers of framing her for criminal offences in a bid to stop her investigating racism inside Britain’s largest police force. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 3/3/2019 News School exclusions fuel deadly ‘county lines’ drug trade Lord Hogan-Howe was the London Metropolitan police commissioner in 2011-17 The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 3/3/2019 Feature, Opinion The scandal of schools for knife crime Children excluded from mainstream education are being sent to specialist centres, some of which are so bad they are no more than gang grooming units The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 3/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Government cuts and rise in demand blamed for Cleveland Police 999 response changes Neighbourhood police officers across Cleveland are to be redeployed to help respond to 999 emergencies as the force looks to meet rising demand with its stretched resources. Cleveland Police says it has experienced a 'significant period of increased demand' in the last year due to serious and major crime incidents and enquiries coupled with more 999 calls. Hartlepool Mail 2/3/2019 News Violent crime: how we can stop the gangs in their tracks "I took the knife from the kitchen drawer,” said the 14-year-old boy in Hackney, east London. “I threw it at someone. That wasn’t smart because I got caught. I wouldn’t do it again. There’s no good that comes from it. You might get stabbed or end up stabbing someone.” The Times - Subscription at source 2/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Violent crime: Bloodshed on streets of Birmingham Sixteen years after the gangland killing that led to Birmingham being named the gun capital of Britain, residents once again fear that criminals are acting with impunity. The Times - Subscription at source 2/3/2019 Analysis, Feature ‘We’ve become a walk-on-by society . . . good people need to step forward’ Tobias Ellwood fears gang culture is flourishing in cities because modern Britain is so risk-averse, he tells Alice Thomson and Rachel Sylvester The Times - Subscription at source 2/3/2019 Feature, Opinion Violent crime is surging four times as fast outside London Violent crime is growing four times faster outside of London than in it, analysis by The Times has found. The Times - Subscription at source 2/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Phone scams: Rise in fraudsters making fake HMRC calls An increasing number of scammers are using landline phone calls to con people out of money, after a crackdown on bogus emails and mobile phone texts. BBC 2/3/2019 News Fed: ‘Case was a failed IPCC legacy investigation’ 'How can it be just or justified to have your lives put on hold for so long' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/3/2019 News A decade long investigation is ‘totally unacceptable’ The Police Federation of England and Wales has been highly critical of the time taken to conclude an investigation into the conduct of five police officers following the death of a man in 2008, branding it ‘totally unacceptable’. This morning, in the culmination of a process which has lasted more than 10 years, all the officers were cleared of any wrongdoing with a Metropolitan Police misconduct panel finding “none of the allegations [are] proved”. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 1/3/2019 News IOPC regrets delays over 11 years of ‘failed’ investigations Five Metropolitan Police Service officers have been cleared of any misconduct during a 2008 death in custody. 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