Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97113 total results. Showing results 70021 to 70040 «349834993500350135023503350435053506Next ›Last » Police chiefs need to know what it’s like at the coal face This week police officers were pelted with bottles and other missiles by a group of teenagers near a shopping centre in east London. It was a reminder of the daily challenges facing forces up and down the country as they try to combat growing levels of crime, particularly violent knife crime. Policing is getting tougher after years of budget cuts and mixed messages from politicians about priorities. There are unresolved questions about the proper goals of modern-day policing and whether the service can cope with the growing demands made upon it. The Times - Subscription at source 19/6/2019 News Your TV cop is just like me, Lincolnshire police chief tells Rob Lowe Viewers of Wild Bill, the television drama about an impossibly handsome police chief stuck in the “godforsaken cabbage patch” of east Lincolnshire, might think that any similarities with reality are purely coincidental. Not so, according to the real life chief constable of Lincolnshire. The Times - Subscription at source 19/6/2019 News APCC response to violence reduction unit funding announcement APCC Chair and Serious Violence Lead, Mark Burns-Williamson PCC OBE responds to the news that the Home Office has provisionally allocated up to £35 million to police forces for violence reduction units. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 18/6/2019 News 3,700 officers set to share in policing’s longest holiday bill going back 20 years Court of Appeal judgment could add third to £40m payout. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/6/2019 News New threats demand renewed attention to ATM physical security A renewed focus on the “physical security” of ATM machines is being called for following an upsurge in attacks across Europe. Police Professional 18/6/2019 News New unit adopts ‘public health approach’ to cutting violent crime Britain’s biggest regional force is taking a leaf out of policing trailblazers in Glasgow and London to establish its first ever unit dedicated to tackling violent crime. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/6/2019 News Prison review says family contact reduces reoffending by women Report finds that inmates who receive family visits are 39% less likely to break law again The Guardian 18/6/2019 News Police stop and search is working in London, says anti-violence chief Lib Peck insists tactics are succeeding despite Londoners ‘feeling powerless’ over crime The Guardian 18/6/2019 News Deadly knife crime: How does London compare to New York? US President Donald Trump has repeatedly attacked London Mayor Sadiq Khan over knife crime in the British capital, most recently calling him “a disaster” only days after visiting. euronews 18/6/2019 Analysis, Feature Here’s why I’m one of 152 people who want the police to stop labelling protesters as domestic extremists On 17 June, the Guardian published a letter from 152 politicians, lawyers, academics, journalists and campaigners calling on the police to stop labelling protesters as domestic extremists. The Canary 18/6/2019 News South Yorkshire Police set for £1.6m to launch ‘violence reduction unit’ South Yorkshire Police is set to receive £1.6 million from the Government in a bid to tackle the ‘root cause’ of violent crime. The Star (Yorkshire) 18/6/2019 News Home Office allocates £35 million to police forces for violence reduction units Sajid Javid today announced he has provisionally allocated £35 million to Police and Crime Commissioners in 18 local areas to set up violence reduction units. Home Office 18/6/2019 News Surveillance cameras will soon be unrecognisable – time for an urgent public conversation It is often argued that the UK is the most surveilled country on the planet. This may or may not have been the case in the past but there are certainly now millions of surveillance cameras in public spaces – not to mention private buildings and homes. Behind those lenses they are changing in ways that people are often barely aware of, with privacy implications that should be widely discussed as a matter of urgency. The Conversation 18/6/2019 Feature, Opinion Chair of Cheshire Police watchdog told to resign over “outdated” LGBT comments The chairman of Cheshire’s police watchdog is facing growing calls to resign following ‘outdated’ remarks about officers supporting LGBT equality The Nantwich News 18/6/2019 News Herts residents are ‘safe, satisfied and saving money’ according to police chief Crime rates in Hertfordshire are "remarkably" low according to the county's police commissioner. Bishop's Stortford Independent 18/6/2019 News How extra cash from council tax rise will boost police officer numbers First round of new officers and detectives will join Surrey Police this summer Surrey Live 18/6/2019 News Home Office set to introduce fees for Section 5 firearms licences New fees will lower costs of administration for taxpayers. Home Office 18/6/2019 News Do body cameras make the police and the public safer? In theory, the use of police body cameras is easy to endorse, offering an unvarnished account of what happens when police and citizens interact. In practice, however, the technology's rollout in recent years has been complicated and rife with conflict. Yahoo! 18/6/2019 Analysis, Feature Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the National Police Library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/6/2019 News Knowledge is power: why collaboration is vital for the UK public sector Cloud services will prove the engine to life-changing technologies, such as artificial intelligence and machine-learning. 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