Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103231 total results. Showing results 71001 to 71020 «354735483549355035513552355335543555Next ›Last » Police are left fuming after their marked patrol car was slapped with a parking ticket while responding to an emergency Police have been left fuming after their marked patrol car was slapped with a parking ticket while they were responding to an emergency. Mail Online 30/12/2019 News NPCC and NCA examining actions needed following New Year Honours data breach The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has begun an investigation into the Cabinet Office’s publication of the New Year Honours recipients’ home addresses, including counter-terror and National Crime Agency (NCA) officers. Police Professional 30/12/2019 News Some of IRA’s victims mistakenly killed as ‘informers’, files show Government list includes some of most notorious cases from the Northern Ireland Troubles The Guardian 30/12/2019 News ‘I ordered one saveloy not three’: Met reveals time-wasting 999 calls Metropolitan police identify more than 22,000 hoax calls in 2019 and warn of risk to lives The Guardian 30/12/2019 News Areas to have their own police dog units North Yorkshire, Cleveland and Durham policing areas are to have individual police dog units. Telegraph and Argus 30/12/2019 News More than 200 coercive control offences in Gwent in 2018/19 MORE than 200 coercive control offences were recorded by Gwent Police during 2018/19, new figures reveal. South Wales Argus 30/12/2019 News Boris Johnson urged to visit Birmingham to see how police cuts have hit crime-hit city Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson has demanded the Prime Minister returns officer numbers to 2010 levels rather than focusing on "leafy, lower crime areas" Birmingham Live 30/12/2019 News ‘Wrong saveloy and chips order’ among nuisance 999 calls A mistake with a chip shop order and an out-of-date packet of biscuits were among more than 22,000 time-wasting calls to the Met Police this year. BBC 30/12/2019 News Riyadh police arrest 200 for harassment and immorality Saudi Arabia has announced a crackdown on improper dressing, public displays of affection and sexual harassment in an attempt to prove that its social reforms do not undermine traditional values. The Times - Subscription at source 30/12/2019 News Alarm at decline in special constables in Scotland Special constables could become a thing of the past in Scotland, it has been claimed. Express 30/12/2019 News Britain’s first police unit dedicated to smashing online hate crime has charged just ONE PER CENT of the internet trolls it has investigated Britain's first police unit for tackling online hate crime has brought charges against less than one per cent of internet trolls it has probed. Mail Online 30/12/2019 News Almost 100 Police Scotland officers investigated for speeding on duty A total of 96 police officers have been investigated for speeding while on duty over the last four years, the PA news agency can reveal. Daily Record 30/12/2019 News Police officers are ordered to steer clear of drugs amnesty bins at music festivals so revellers feel comfortable disposing illicit substances Police have been told to avoid new drug amnesty bins when they are used for the first time at Sydney's New Year's Eve in the Park festival. Mail Online 30/12/2019 News Police Federation gets assurances officers’ details in honours list data breach ‘not compromised’ Almost 100 people from Northern Ireland were included in the new year’s honours list which is now the subject of an alleged data breach investigation. The Irish News 30/12/2019 News Fewer than 1% of cases probed by online hate crime police unit have led to charges Fewer than one per cent of cases probed by the first police unit dedicated to online hate crime have led to charges. The Sun 30/12/2019 News Times letters: changing the age of criminal responsibility Sir, The letter from Dr Vizard and others (Dec 27) arguing for an increase in the age of criminal responsibility compellingly makes the case that a ten-year-old’s mental capacities “are not comparable to an older adolescent or adult”. I would also add that criminalising these youngsters, while they are still developing their identities and self-esteem, damages their prospects of growing up to lead a law-abiding life. If society brands them as criminals that is how they will come to identify themselves. The Times - Subscription at source 30/12/2019 Feature, Opinion Dame Karen Pierce, diplomat in a boa, tipped as MI6 chief A long-serving woman diplomat has been tipped as a frontrunner in two races for plum government roles next year: chief of MI6 and British ambassador to Washington. The Times - Subscription at source 30/12/2019 News ‘Barbaric’ crime gangs breed dogs to hunt deer “Sick and barbaric” deer coursing set up by organised crime gangs is becoming a problem in rural Suffolk, a senior police officer said. The Times - Subscription at source 30/12/2019 News Police Covenant must not fail in addressing mental health Shocking figures show thousands of personnel struggle to cope with mounting pressures caused by years of budget cuts that saw 20,000 colleagues slashed. Cleveland Police may be the force with the most days lost through sick leave for mental health reasons. But all police forces are suffering, as the Sunday People reveals a total of nearly 500,000 days off work. Police Firearms Officers Association (PFOA) 29/12/2019 Feature, Opinion Lack of guidance leaves public services in limbo on AI, says watchdog CCTV commissioner says he gets many queries about facial recognition and other tools The Guardian 29/12/2019 News «354735483549355035513552355335543555Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
