Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98633 total results. Showing results 70461 to 70480 «352035213522352335243525352635273528Next ›Last » Fire authorities fail to block oversight transition Two police and crime commissioners (PCCs) have won legal challenges to their takeover of fire and rescue services governance. Police Professional 29/7/2019 News Home Secretary hosts ‘Five Eyes’ security summit Key allies meet to agree joint action to counter current and emerging security threats. Home Office 29/7/2019 News New IRA: The Derry estate in the shadow of paramilitaries In the area of Londonderry known as Creggan, normality belies an undercurrent of violence. BBC 29/7/2019 News Rape victims to give video statements for first time as Scotland overhauls justice system Victims of sex crimes will now be able to give their police statements on video in a historic overhaul of Scotland’s justice system. The Independent 29/7/2019 News Staged mortar attack could have had ‘catastrophic’ result Police officers have called on politicians to “up their game” if they want to avoid delays in the police response in their areas after terrorists attempted to lure officers to a booby-trap device. Police Professional 29/7/2019 News Police dog handler called for backup to tackle ‘Gypos’, court told West Midlands Police officer Pc Paul Birch accused of racially aggravated attack. Birmingham Live 29/7/2019 News Five problems with Bozza’s bobby bonanza Boris Johnson has promised the electorate 20,000 more ‘bobbies’ by 2021. Tom Gash suggests we do not hold him to it too strictly. Police Professional - Subscription at source 29/7/2019 Feature, Opinion I’ve seen how cannabis legalisation works in Canada. Britain could do it better The illicit market is worth at least £1bn a year. We could empower the poor communities who suffer in the war on drugs The Guardian 29/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Liberty loses high court challenge to snooper’s charter Judges reject claim that mass surveillance powers breach human rights The Guardian 29/7/2019 News Los Angeles police: personal data of thousands of officers stolen in breach The personal information of 2,500 Los Angeles police department officers and 17,500 people who had applied to join the force were exposed in a data breach, the department announced on Monday. The Guardian 29/7/2019 News If police behave so unlawfully, how can we ever have faith in them again? Eminent former High Court judges do not normally challenge Establishment thinking. It is virtually unprecedented for one of their number to step forward and allege police incompetence, and possibly illegality, on a vast scale. Mail Online 29/7/2019 Feature, Opinion The top officers in the firing line: Cleared of blame, detectives now face fresh call for criminal investigation Not a single police officer will face misconduct proceedings over the bungled Scotland Yard inquiry into Carl Beech’s allegations – despite it being widely regarded as the most appalling Met probe in living memory. Mail Online 29/7/2019 Analysis, Feature ‘Nick’ police searches broke the law Bombshell as judge behind inquiry reveals 'perversion of justice' and says officers got search warrants using false evidence but his findings were ignored by police watchdog Mail Online 29/7/2019 News ‘Huge disappointment’ as Cambridgeshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner gets go-ahead for dual role Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Fire Authority has expressed huge disappointment at the news it has not been successful in its fight to prevent the transfer of governance of the fire and rescue service to the Police and Crime Commissioner. Fenland Citizen 29/7/2019 News Warwickshire Police launch first UK Rural Crime Advice App The app is the first of its kind and will help those in Warwickshire affected by rural crime Coventry Live 29/7/2019 News Britain’s youngest terrorist’s identity to remain secret Lifelong anonymity for Blackburn teenager who plotted to murder Australian police officers The Guardian 29/7/2019 News South-east police forces to create £500k data-analytics platform Police forces in south-east England are teaming up to create a data analytics tool that could be used by the entire workforce of up to seven forces. PublicTechnology.net 29/7/2019 News Policing the frontline: Observations from an evening on patrol When Managing Director of Aerospace, Defence and Security at Sopra Steria UK Vern Davis joined two South Yorkshire Police officers on patrol, he was struck by how much time is spent in the station completing paperwork, but he says officers can only remain out on the streets if they and their vehicles are equipped with the right information and communications technology. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/7/2019 Opinion Report Watch: The poor relation – The police and Crown Prosecution Service’s response to crimes against older people The latest in our Report Watch series summarises the findings of 'The Poor Relation - The police and CPS response to crimes against older people' which examines the response to older people who studies have shown are more likely to fear being the victims of crime than people in other age groups. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/7/2019 Analysis Force ‘plainly found the whole episode trying and frustrating’ A High Court judge has voiced concerns over the “nature and extent” of restraint used by police on a slight and highly-disturbed epileptic 11-year-old boy. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/7/2019 News «352035213522352335243525352635273528Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
