Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103152 total results. Showing results 70401 to 70420 «351735183519352035213522352335243525Next ›Last » Northamptonshire chief constable to address ‘wrong-way’ driving concerns at RAF base The chief constable of Northamptonshire Police has requested an urgent meeting with the commander of RAF Croughton after a vehicle was spotted driving on the wrong side of the road just months after the death of teenager Harry Dunn. Police Professional 20/1/2020 News Making 20,000 count Deloitte has published its latest annual Policing 4.0 report into the state of policing, making a number of recommendations as to how forces and government can take advantage of the recent uplift and address the consequences of ‘unpalatable’ decisions leaders had to take to reduce budgets over the last decade. Police Professional 20/1/2020 News Police Scotland launches new wildlife crime investigators course Police Scotland has today (Monday 20 January) launched a new wildlife crime investigators course to enhance capability in this complex area of local policing. Police Scotland 20/1/2020 News Ukraine coat of arms in UK anti-terror list furore The Ukrainian embassy has demanded the country's coat of arms be removed from a UK police counter-extremism guide. BBC 20/1/2020 News Police ICT Summit: Ready to find a shared way forward The annual Police ICT Summit takes place this week in Manchester, bringing together the key players who can together agree and deliver a roadmap for police ICT across England and Wales. Policing Insight Publisher Bernard Rix calls on those at the Summit to focus on finding common ground, rather than emphasising their differences. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/1/2020 Opinion Police ICT Summit: It’s time for the ‘decisive implementation’ of digital policing With the annual Police ICT Summit set to take place this week in Manchester, Policing Insight asked senior police leaders, police suppliers and stakeholders for their views on the biggest challenges for Police ICT and what they are hoping to see emerge from this year's conference. Policing Insight - Registration at source 20/1/2020 Opinion Delivering technology in UK policing – a personal view There are 43 Home Office ‘funded’ police forces in England and Wales out of a total of around 50 law enforcement agencies across the United Kingdom. Darren Scates, Chief Technology Officer for the Metropolitan Police Service, offers his personal view on how to deliver technology more effectively in this distributed environment, and asks: "Can we increase the success rate of projects and programmes?" Policing Insight - Registration at source 20/1/2020 Opinion Messaging service: Can chatbots help manage police demand? Dialling 999 remains the traditional way to contact the police in an emergency, but with demand rising and the public increasingly turning to messaging apps, could chatbots offer policing an affordable alternative to managing demand? Futr A.I.'s Client Services Director Martin Scoble explores the chatbots' potential. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/1/2020 Analysis Scotland Police Roll out Cyber Kiosks Aimed at Data-Mining your phone with ultimate efficiently Whether you're cooperating with the cops or have had your phone seized by the fuzz, you won't have to worry about them rifling through your data. Gizmodo 20/1/2020 News Statement by T/Deputy Chief Constable Stephen Martin OBE QPM I have today informed the Policing Board of my intention to retire at the end of the month when a new Deputy Chief Constable is appointed. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 20/1/2020 News Laws preventing trauma to under 18s now in effect New legislation ensuring that any child witness in the most serious criminal cases will have their evidence pre-recorded comes into force today (January 20). Police Professional 20/1/2020 News Schoolchildren working for drug dealers recruiting other pupils Police also want 'burner' or 'pay-as-you-go' throwaway phones restricted, the essential dealer's tool Liverpool Echo 20/1/2020 News Funding wait set to end this week but chiefs call for reform The long-awaited police funding settlement is set to be confirmed this week, as senior figures called for an overhaul of the way allocations are made Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/1/2020 News Officers have new powers under legislation to tackle stalking A new civil order will give officers extra powers over perpetrators of stalking, particularly those who are stalking victims not previously known to them Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/1/2020 News Stalking Protection Orders The Stalking Protection Act 2019 received Royal Assent on 15 March 2019. The Act introduces a new civil Stalking Protection Order. The new order closes a gap in the existing protective order regime. The threshold to commence criminal proceedings for the commission of an offence does not need to be met for an order to be made - this allows for early police intervention in stalking cases. [pdf] Home Office 20/1/2020 Report Stalking Protection Act: statutory guidance for the police What police need to do under the Stalking Protection Act, which introduced Stalking Protection Orders. Home Office 20/1/2020 Report Police shell out £700,000 for radios which are set to be scrapped Police chiefs in County Durham and Darlington have been forced to shell out £700,000 for radios which the government plans to scrap anyway. The Northern Echo 20/1/2020 News Police dog attackers must be given longer sentences – campaign By rights, retired police dog Finn should be resting peacefully on a sofa and munching treats, having put his paws up after a life Âfighting crime. After all, the German Shepherd collared 300 criminals with handler PC Dave Wardell, and famously suffered appalling stab wounds in the line of duty. Express 20/1/2020 News Review law on assisted dying says Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner Existing law on assisted dying does not offer enough protection to potentially vulnerable people, Gwent's Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) has warned. South Wales Argus 20/1/2020 News Harry and Meghan: British taxpayer ‘will still cover most security costs’ The taxpayer will continue to foot the majority of Harry and Meghan’s personal security bill, a former head of royal protection said last night. The Times - Subscription at source 20/1/2020 News «351735183519352035213522352335243525Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
