Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103185 total results. Showing results 69801 to 69820 «348734883489349034913492349334943495Next ›Last » ‘Police officers and vulnerable children put at risk’: GMP’s troubled iOPS computer system raised with the Prime Minister Greater Manchester Police's troubled iOPS computer system has been raised with the Prime Minister in the House of Commons. Manchester Evening News 12/2/2020 News Safeguarding children in care: “The responsibility could not remain solely with the police” The number of children missing from care in the UK is on the increase and the sole responsibility for finding them often rests with the police, but Durham Constabulary's Philomena Protocol has managed to reverse this trend and has led to a 38 per cent fall in missing children in care reports since its introduction in 2018. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/2/2020 Innovation Family of man shot dead by Met police criticise inquiry delay Priti Patel launches inquiry into Jermaine Baker’s death in north London in 2015 The Guardian 12/2/2020 News PSNI: Anti-police recruitment posters branded ‘cruel and disgusting’ Anti-police recruitment posters in parts of Londonderry showing Peadar Heffron, a Catholic officer seriously wounded by a dissident Republican bomb, have been removed. BBC 12/2/2020 News Review over failing police IT system to take place after Chris Green questions Boris Johnson MP Chris Green called on Prime Minister Boris Johnson to step in after Greater Manchester Police's (GMP) failing IT system left officers working on pen and paper. Leigh Journal 12/2/2020 News Police trials digital person and self-service option NEW ZEALAND: Today, Commissioner of Police Mike Bush announced two trials beginning tomorrow: a new self-service option called Police Connect and a digital person named Ella. New Zealand Police 12/2/2020 News Meet Ella: New Zealand Police unveil first artificial intelligence officer NEW ZEALAND: The police have unveiled their first AI officer, with hopes she'll soon be smiling and blinking out of screens in stations all around New Zealand. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 12/2/2020 News Avon and Somerset Police live with policing’s national cyber guardian Avon and Somerset Police has become the latest police force to go into live operation with the National Management Centre (NMC), policing’s nationally supported cyber security protection facility. Avon and Somerset Police is the 21st police force to be connected and go into live operation with the service, which is helping protect policing round-the-clock from cyber threats. National Enabling Programmes 12/2/2020 News Managing the risk posed by terrorist prisoners during detention and after release Countries around the world are facing the growing challenges posed by prison radicalization and the threat individuals with terrorist ideologies may pose to public safety upon their release. Europol 12/2/2020 News Forces and councils to be given tighter rules on placing children in unregulated care New measures requiring councils and local police forces to work together before young people in care are placed in unregulated accommodation out of their local area have been set out by the Government. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/2/2020 News Jail for man who strangled police officer James Bateman, 23, of no fixed abode, was sentenced at Kidderminster Magistrates’ Court yesterday (February 10) after admitting assaulting an emergency worker. He was also ordered to pay £150 compensation. Police Professional 12/2/2020 News Police Scotland at odds with forces in England and Wales on facial recognition Facial recognition technology is “currently not fit for use” by Police Scotland, a Scottish government committee has concluded. Police Professional 12/2/2020 News Online Harms White Paper – Initial consultation response This is an exciting and unprecedented age of digital opportunity, and this government is committed to unleashing the full power of this country’s first-class technology and boosting our standing in the world. Digital advances will undoubtedly drive our economy and enrich our society, but to fully harness the internet’s advantages, we must confront the online threats and harms it can propagate, and protect those who are vulnerable to them. Home Office 12/2/2020 News Balkan spies ‘feed’ EU’s police database via Czechs Secret services in at least one non-EU Western Balkan state are indirectly feeding the EU's police database with alerts on suspected foreign terrorist fighters, according to a confidential document seen by this website. eu observer 12/2/2020 News UK universities ‘gagging’ student sexual assault claims UK universities are using "gagging" clauses to stop students from going public with complaints of sexual assault, bullying and poor teaching. BBC 12/2/2020 News Ofcom to gain powers to police UK social media Communications watchdog Ofcom will be given new powers to hold social media companies accountable for hosting potentially harmful content on their platforms. The Independent 12/2/2020 News Tri-Com: Putting our thinking ‘CAPPs’ on to problem solve In an era of fake news the Director of Policing at the UEL's Centre of Professional Policing (CoPP) and former police officer Dr Sarah Cox discusses how Project Tri- Com, a new and innovative collaborative initiative, encourages inclusion and engagement across London by breaking down barriers and busting myths. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/2/2020 Opinion Face recognition tech singles out minorities, ministers report Facial recognition cameras discriminate against women and ethnic minorities and are “not fit for use” by Scottish police, ministers have concluded in a critical report. The Times - Subscription at source 12/2/2020 News Cheshire police take action on modern slavery and human trafficking to protect vulnerable lorry drivers Cheshire Constabulary are tackling modern slavery and human trafficking this week to address the risk of vulnerable victims being hidden and transported on board lorries. Cheshire Live 12/2/2020 News Regulator Ofcom is set to be given the power to make tech firms responsible for protecting people from harmful content ...such as violence, terrorism, cyber-bullying and child abuse, the government will confirm on Wednesday. A Romanian-born Police Constable has praised Hertfordshire Police's Positive Action Team for the support she received during her recruitment journey with the force Berkhamsted & Tring Gazette 12/2/2020 News «348734883489349034913492349334943495Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
