Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 70141 to 70160 «350435053506350735083509351035113512Next ›Last » The Times view on radicalisation in prisons: Jail Break Jihadists are using their time behind bars to stoke anger against British society. There is an urgent need to step up deradicalisation programmes The Times - Subscription at source 4/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Streatham terror attack: extremists can be deradicalised but it takes resources The latest atrocity linked to Islamist extremism once again shines a spotlight on the inadequacy of our deradicalisation and disengagement programmes, the resources required and whether we can ever reduce the risk of harm from released prisoners with terrorism-related convictions. The Times - Subscription at source 4/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Streatham terror attack: Glimpses of hope in tackling radicalism abroad When Gordon Brown travelled to the Gulf in 2008 to discuss the global economic crisis, he visited a complex outside Riyadh and shook hands with two former al-Qaeda members. The Times - Subscription at source 4/2/2020 Analysis, Feature Government response to the Streatham incident The Lord Chancellor gave an update in the House of Commons about the Government response to the Streatham incident. Home Office 3/2/2020 News Digital strategy for 2020-2030 sets out police technology plans National policing strategy sets a number of technological ambitions for the next decade, placing a particular emphasis on collaborative working and building common standards or frameworks Computer Weekly 3/2/2020 News No terrorism offenders to be released without review, says minister Emergency legislation will retrospectively toughen terms of sentences being served by 220 terrorist offenders The Guardian 3/2/2020 News The Emotional Age Estimate—a Supplement to the Indirect Assessment of the Subject of A Crisis Negotiations Team Activation Three challenges facing police psychologists when performing an indirect assessment of an armed and barricaded subject of a Crisis Negotiation Team activation are (1) the limited amount of information available, (2) the typically very short amount of time in which to perform the assessment, and (3) the need to simultaneously consider the professional ethical issues inherent in the situation. Sharing some of the burden with well-trained crisis negotiators equipped with a non-clinical, uncomplicated system for generating useful hypotheses regarding a subject’s emotional state during the activation and the subject’s emotional capacity when not in crisis can supplement and contribute meaningfully to the assessment. The Emotional Age Estimate responds to the challenges of limited information and time. It aims at contributing a useful supplement to the process of generating an indirect assessment of the subject. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 3/2/2020 Research article After effects The physical presence of police officers naturally leads to a reduction in levels of crime, but new research shows this reduction continues even after the patrols have ended. Police Professional reports. Police Professional - Subscription at source 3/2/2020 Analysis, Feature Appointment of new Vice Chair of the Parole Board The Secretary of State has announced the appointment of a Vice Chair of the Parole Board. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 3/2/2020 News Metropolitan Police Service officer receives written warning following investigation into serious road traffic collision A five-month investigation by the IOPC has led to a Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer receiving a written warning after admitting he failed to adhere to policies and procedures prior to a road traffic collision in which a man sustained serious injuries. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 3/2/2020 News Cheshire PC jailed for relationship with ‘vulnerable’ woman A PC who started a relationship with a woman he arrested despite being warned not to by his bosses, has been jailed. BBC 3/2/2020 News Lyra McKee’s family in complaint over police operation on night of Derry murder The Police Ombudsman is investigating a complaint from the family of murdered journalist Lyra McKee. Belfast Telegraph 3/2/2020 News Neighbourhood police are integral to gathering intelligence on attacks like the one in Streatham – let’s not forget them How a young man, whom the authorities knew posed a risk to the public, came to be released halfway through his sentence, and just a week later, went on to stab two members of the public is quite rightly a matter of huge national debate today. The Independent 3/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Sadiq Khan warns prisons are ‘warehouses’ for radicalisation after Streatham terror attack The Mayor of London has warned that prisons are "warehouses" for radicalisation where offenders are learning from a "university of crime" rather than being rehabilitated. The Standard 3/2/2020 News World Class Policing Awards 2020 are now OPEN for nominations! As official media partner of the World Class Policing Awards 2020, Policing Insight is delighted to announce the nominations for this year's awards are now OPEN! Policing Insight 3/2/2020 News The BAPCO Annual Conference & Exhibition: A key event in the sector BAPCO 2020 is a must-attend event for everyone involved in the public safety communications technology sector. Policing Insight 3/2/2020 Advertisement, 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. You do not need to be a member of the College to access its library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/2/2020 News Why Scotland may regret decline of police ‘Specials’ – Tom Wood I was sorry to read the recent news that the Special Constabulary in Scotland is in sad decline, their numbers dropping from 1,400 to 500 in the last five years. Let’s hope it’s not terminal, for the Specials are much more than a symbol of a bygone age. The Scotsman - Registration at source 3/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Nick Ferrari’s Enough Is Enough campaign: Give police more powers to stop public disorder Nick Ferrari is launching his new campaign to give police greater powers when dealing with protests which cause serious public disorder, such as Extinction Rebellion. LBC 3/2/2020 News Innocent people’s images kept by Police Scotland Police Scotland have added 375,305 photos to the force database since 2014, prompting calls for innocent people to have their images removed. 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