Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98645 total results. Showing results 69941 to 69960 «349434953496349734983499350035013502Next ›Last » Boris Johnson’s pledge to increase police numbers by 20,000 still won’t be enough to undo austerity cuts, warn senior officers 46,000 officers will have to be hired to fulfil promise in three years, figures suggest – but there would still be fewer than in 2010. The Independent 18/8/2019 News The police are unconvinced by Boris Johnson’s pledge for more officers. You can’t blame them Austerity has ruined what used to be a fruitful relationship between the Tories and the thin blue line. The Independent - Subscription at source 18/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Priti promises but now we need action Today the Home Secretary has said that the safety of police officers is her “first priority”. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 18/8/2019 News ‘I want every member of a police family to know their safety is my first priority’ More must be done to recognise sacrifices by police, Home Secretary says. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/8/2019 News Increasing police use of social media shaming carries grave privacy risks Dodge County, Wisconsin. Perhaps not the most famous place in the world, but the county's sheriff's office has become the latest law enforcement authority in the United States to begin naming and shaming the individuals it arrests. Forbes 18/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Patel: Country must recognise police’s sacrifice in wake of PC murder Home secretary says government will ensure force has support as she pays tribute to Andrew Harper The Guardian 18/8/2019 News County lines: Criminal gangs targeting children The National Crime Agency says they are seeing increases in the "scale and scope of the threat" from county lines. BBC 18/8/2019 Analysis, Feature Firefighters fear cuts after police takeover Hereford and Worcester firefighters fear the proposed police and crime commissioner takeover could lead to budget cuts and an erosion in their independence. Cotswold Journal 18/8/2019 News Appointment of ‘biased’ Carlile to Prevent review ‘shatters its credibility’ Lord Carlile told parliament he was ‘somewhat biased’ towards controversial anti-terror programme, undermining his position, rights groups say The Guardian 18/8/2019 News ‘Our Youth Have Been Let Down’ The Police Federation of England and Wales has backed a report which says that young people have been let down by the government, resulting in a social emergency and a devastating loss of life. The Voice 18/8/2019 News Facial recognition is now rampant. The implications for our freedom are chilling This new technology is being secretly used on streets and in shopping centres across Britain, making potential suspects of us all The Guardian 18/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Clive Bull Takes Police Commissioner To Task Over Officer Numbers Clive Bull grilled this Deputy Police & Crime Commissioner on why his officers are being expected to do much more with fewer resources. LBC 18/8/2019 News Police Scotland spend £7m on Brexit contingency planning Police Scotland have spent more than £7m on planning for Brexit. BBC 18/8/2019 News PC killed in action ‘will make other officers worry about safety’ PC Andrew Harper, 28, died after being dragged along the road by a vehicle in the village of Sulhamstead in Berkshire. Sky News 18/8/2019 News Virtue-signalling corruption? How the expansion of the police task is damaging our capacity to police The expansion of the policing task in recent decades has seen the police become the service of first resort for many social ills. Serving officer Martin Gallagher warns this is damaging police capacity, and calls for a retrenchment of policing away from issues of social cohesion to focus instead on crime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/8/2019 Opinion Voice of the People: It is time to help the people who help us After the death of PC Andrew Harper, there needs to be more done to help those that help us Mirror 18/8/2019 News Scots police brace for Brexit civil unrest Scottish police are on a state of alert to deal with the possibility of potential civil unrest and protests around Brexit. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 18/8/2019 News ‘We must protect those who protect us,’ says Police Federation chair John Apter, Chair of the Police Federation, writes in the Sunday Mirror: My thoughts were immediately with PC Andrew Harper's family - news of a serving officer losing their life is always heartbreaking Mirror 18/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Police forces halt trials of facial recognition systems Government attempts to use the controversial surveillance technology are thwarted by UK forces The Guardian 18/8/2019 News Police chief says no-deal Brexit will benefit criminals Britain’s head of counter-terrorism has warned that the UK’s security would suffer from a no-deal Brexit with the government’s contingency plans revealing that “enforcement data and information-sharing between UK and EU will be disrupted”. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 18/8/2019 News «349434953496349734983499350035013502Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
