Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97132 total results. Showing results 69781 to 69800 «348634873488348934903491349234933494Next ›Last » How widely are lie detectors used in the UK? The producers of ITV's Jeremy Kyle Show have been labelled as "irresponsible" after admitting that lie detector tests used on the show were "not 100% accurate". BBC 30/6/2019 Analysis, Feature Meet the third policeman — part cop, part camera Video footage can help fight crime, but this technology creep isn’t all good The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 30/6/2019 Feature, Opinion The street at the heart of the ‘ghost broking’ insurance crimewave Meadowlands Avenue looks much like any other well-to-do area. The gardens of the 11 detached homes on the cul-de-sac are all manicured, the drives are packed with gleaming family cars. You would never guess its residents are the victims of a crimewave that has seen at least 204 phoney motor insurance policies registered there. It is making the lives of residents a misery and putting road users at risk. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 30/6/2019 News Bodycam of evidence Will allowing gardai to film their interactions with the public help officers to gather more evidence while building confidence in the rank and file? The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 30/6/2019 Analysis, Feature Fury as Humza Yousaf claims Police Scotland has enough cash despite £118million overdraft Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf has sparked frontline cop fury by claiming Police Scotland has enough cash — despite running up a £118million overdraft in four years. The Scottish Sun 30/6/2019 News Theresa May’s last push: tackle domestic abuse — and secure a legacy A week before leaving No 10, the PM is piloting through legislation she fears her successor may be slow to act upon The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 30/6/2019 News Surveillance state is being built now, watchdogs warn Commissioners say police and other bodies are using a legal loophole to construct countrywide facial recognition systems The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 30/6/2019 News Police Covenant campaign gathers pace We launched our BluePrint campaign in 2017 and accused Theresa May's government of failing to meet its obligation of protecting our officers both in the job and when they have been forced out of the service because of physical injuries or mental trauma. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/6/2019 Feature, Opinion Police and MI5 cleared of blame over London Bridge attack Neither the police nor the Security Service MI5, missed opportunities to prevent the London Bridge terror attack in June 2017, the chief coroner of England and Wales has concluded. Police Professional 29/6/2019 News Police officers lose ‘right to privacy’ court battle over Whatsapp messages Ten police officers have lost a court battle to keep alleged “inappropriate” Whatsapp messages a secret after misconduct proceedings were raised against them. The group took their fight to the Court of Session in Edinburgh where they argued that Police Scotland using the messages would be breaching their human rights. Scottish Police Federation (SPF) 29/6/2019 News Force plan for 500 new officers part of ‘most significant recruitment drive’ since 2008 South Yorkshire Police is promising the “highest calibre” of recruit is attracted in a five-year strategy where the public “want to see more officers”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/6/2019 News Meet the new 21-strong new police team set up to target organised crime gangs A new £1.6million, 21-officer team has been set up to clamp down on organised crime and drug gangs in Suffolk. East Anglian Daily Times 29/6/2019 News Cleveland Chief Constable promises more police will patrol Hartlepool’s streets Cleveland’s new chief constable has promised that Hartlepool will see more police on its streets within months. Hartlepool Mail 29/6/2019 News ‘I worry they are trafficked’: is the UK’s first ‘legal’ red light zone working? Leeds’ managed zone for prostitution was meant to make life safer for women, but, amid a firestorm of opposition, who is benefiting from the radical approach? The Guardian 29/6/2019 Analysis, Feature Simon Byrne: Challenges facing PSNI’s new chief The new chief constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) starts his role on Monday at a time of huge challenge. BBC 29/6/2019 News AI will judge suspects in blink of an eye Police could soon get help from an artificial intelligence system that reads the hidden emotions of suspects by scanning involuntary “micro-expressions”. The Times - Subscription at source 29/6/2019 News Dorset Police introduces new domestic abuse policy after tragic murder Dorset Police has made changes to its domestic abuse policies following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation into prior police contact with a murder victim. Police Professional 28/6/2019 News Chief pledges decisive improvements to a force ‘failing some people’ A new chief constable has promised decisive changes to improve the performance of a scandal-hit force which is “not good enough”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/6/2019 News Home Secretary statement on the London Bridge attack inquests The Home Secretary responds to the conclusion of the first part of the inquests arising from the deaths in the London Bridge and Borough Market terror attack. Home Office 28/6/2019 News Met Police Assistant Commissioner: London Bridge inquest found pre-attack investigation ‘thorough and rigorous’ Speaking outside the Old Bailey, Metropolitan Police assistant commissioner, Neil Basu, said that with the benefit of hindsight things could have been done differently but the coroner had found that the pre-attack investigation was "thorough and rigorous". 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