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International Digital Investigation and Intelligence Awards 2018: The Finalists!
The finalists for the International Digital investigation and Intelligence Awards 2018 - supported by Policing Insight - have been announced. Chief Constable Stephen Kavanagh, NPCC National Lead for Digital Policing, told Policing Insight: "My sincere congratulations to those of you who have been identified and selected as finalists in each category. You are utter professionals and an inspiration to those who monitor your achievements”.
Policing Insight 		13/2/2018
News
New technology revealed to help fight terrorist content online
The Home Office has today announced the development of new technology to automatically detect terrorist content on any online platforms.
Home Office 		13/2/2018
News
Next generation policing – a future view
Ian Blackhurst, executive director for public safety and health at Northgate Public Services, examines the key trends in policing expected to make a big impact this year.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		13/2/2018
Feature, Opinion
Frontline officers must give green light on new kit to avoid disappointment
'We see time and time again chief officers investing in equipment that just doesn't do what it says.'
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		13/2/2018
News
Prescribe heroin to disrupt drugs market, says commissioner
Our drugs policy is failing, says West Midlands commissioner.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		13/2/2018
News
DAC: Borough mergers happening because we can’t afford officer numbers
Chief officer insists 'painful' lessons were learnt from pilots.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		13/2/2018
News
Madeleine McCann: MPS asks for more cash to fund missing inquiry extension until September
Detectives investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann have applied for more funding for the search, the Home Office has confirmed.
Police Professional 		13/2/2018
News
PCCs: Let review body decide whether a pay rise is ‘appropriate’
Police and crime commissioners (PCCs) have stoutly defended a Home Secretary-led review into their pay which has remained frozen in time since they were first elected nearly six years ago.
Police Professional 		13/2/2018
News
Fleet of unmarked HGV cabs are set to police Britain’s roads with officers who can peer down INSIDE your car to spot you on your phone
Unmarked lorries will be sent out on the UK's roads to spot drivers behaving badly behind the wheel. Highways England will deploy three new HGV cabs to tackle dangerous driving offences and improve road safety.
Mail Online 		13/2/2018
News
Phil Gormley bullying inquiry branded unsatisfactory by Sir Hugh Orde
An official investigation into allegations of bullying made against the former head of Police Scotland has been criticised as unsatisfactory by one of the UK’s most respected former officers.
The Times - Subscription at source 		13/2/2018
News
Predictive Policing statistics from Kent Police
This year marks half a decade since predictive policing was launched in our county in a bid to pre-empt crimes using algorithms produced by revolutionary technology.
Kent Online 		13/2/2018
News
Ukip BLASTS Tory cuts for putting police officers and public in DANGER of VIOLENCE
Conservative Party cuts to the police force have put officers and the public’s safety at risk by forcing “single-crewed” patrols which make the risk of physical violence more likely and policing weaker, according to Ukip’s Shadow Home Affairs spokesman.
Express 		13/2/2018
News
Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk scoops national award for third year in a row
The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk has scooped a prestigious national award for openness and transparency.
Norwich Evening News 		13/2/2018
News
Stop and search: young black men share their experiences
Young black men from London speak to BBC Newsnight about their experiences of stop and search.
BBC 		13/2/2018
News
UK unveils extremism blocking tool
The UK government has unveiled a tool it says can accurately detect jihadist content and block it from being viewed.
BBC 		13/2/2018
News
Police chief backs heroin ‘fix rooms’
“Fix rooms” for heroin addicts to inject themselves are being considered in the West Midlands under controversial plans intended to steer drug users away from the courts.
The Times - Subscription at source 		13/2/2018
News
Rape suspects deserve a fairer deal, says peer
It is better for society that a few guilty men walk free than innocent men are imprisoned for rapes or sexual assaults they have not committed, says Baroness Wolf of Dulwich, an economist, author and university professor.
The Times - Subscription at source 		13/2/2018
Feature, Opinion
‘Best available’ pensions play big part in changes to police pay, Home Office advises
Pensions should be classed as a perk of the job and part of a beneficially “significant” remuneration package on offer to the service, policing’s paymasters have been told.
Police Professional 		12/2/2018
News
Disclosure: What’s changed?
The last few months have seen a number of successful legal challenges relating to disclosure, but if the legislation has been in place for over twenty years, retired Metropolitan Police Service Detective Superintendent Paul Downing, former head of the MPS Crime Academy Intelligence Faculty, asks what's changed?
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		12/2/2018
Opinion
Major Met Police shake-up as officer numbers to fall to 30,000
The current 32 borough commands will merge into 12 larger units
The Standard 		12/2/2018
News

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