Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 71081 to 71100 «355135523553355435553556355735583559Next ›Last » Prisons chaos fuels massive legal costs as violence surges Shock figures reveal £30m-a-year claims as experts blame cuts and overcrowding The Guardian 28/12/2019 News Domestic violence kills 15 times as many as terrorism in Britain Police budgets to counter domestic assaults must be ringfenced, say campaigners The Guardian 28/12/2019 News Violence on Britain’s streets is being fuelled by guns, knives and drugs trafficked from abroad As Home Secretary, my number one job is to make sure that people are safe. No one should ever have to walk our streets afraid of being attacked. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/12/2019 Feature, Opinion Security fears after government posts addresses of New Year Honours recipients online Counter-terrorism officers, politicians and celebrities are among more than 1,000 New Year Honours recipients who have had their home addresses revealed by the Government. The Telegraph 28/12/2019 News Police using AI tech with ‘troubling’ secrecy, says former MI5 chief Police and government agencies would have to publicly declare when they are using artificial intelligence to fight crime, under proposals to safeguard the civil liberties of members of the public, which are being drawn up for Boris Johnson by a former head of MI5. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/12/2019 News Celtic and Rangers both fork out over £50,000 to police powderkeg Euro clashes Rangers and Celtic are paying cops up to £50,000 a game for a ring of steel at their powderkeg Euro clashes. The Scottish Sun 28/12/2019 News Northern Ireland police chief’s Christmas gun photo totally uncalled for: Crossmaglen residents Crossmaglen residents have slammed the Chief Constable's Christmas day photo of himself posing with heavily armed officers as "totally uncalled for". Belfast Telegraph 28/12/2019 News Effectiveness of Descriptions in Missing Children Appeals: Exploration of Length, Type of Content and Confidence on Recall Accuracy When a child goes missing, it is commonplace to release details of the child in the hope that a member of the public can help to locate him or her. Despite their importance and daily usage, there remains a significant gap in understanding just how effective these appeals are in helping to locate missing children. This exploratory study utilized a two-stage approach and sought (1) to explore whether the length of the description and the type of content enclosed in the description influenced subsequent recall abilities, (2) to determine whether the length of time spent reading the mock appeal influences the subsequent recall ability, (3) to establish whether confidence in own recall ability is associated with overall recall ability, and (4) to determine whether descriptive length and content influences the subsequent recall ability following a 3-day break. Two hundred and twenty-three participants observed one of four mock missing children descriptions followed by a short word memory distraction task and a free-recall task. The second stage comprised of another free-recall task presented after a short 3-day delay. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 28/12/2019 Research article ‘I nearly lost my sight’: Staff tell of rise in assaults in chaotic UK prisons The number of experienced officers in Britain’s overcrowded jails plummeted – and the system buckled under the pressure The Guardian 28/12/2019 News New Year Honours 2020: Posthumous CBE for former Durham PCC The former Durham police and crime commissioner has been posthumously recognised in the Queen's New Year Honours list. BBC 28/12/2019 News The Times view on why a damehood for Alison Saunders is an insult to those on the honours list: Dishonour System The former director of prosecutions Alison Saunders does not deserve a damehood The Times - Subscription at source 28/12/2019 Feature, Opinion Crime victims wait hours for an answer on 101 line Hundreds of thousands of crime victims are abandoning calls to the non-emergency 101 line, which some forces can take nearly four hours to answer. The Times 28/12/2019 News Operation Midland: Cressida Dick backs inquiry into false abuse claims The country’s most senior police officer said yesterday that she would be “extraordinarily co-operative” with an inquiry into her role in the investigation of a fictitious establishment paedophile ring. The Times - Subscription at source 28/12/2019 News New year honours list 2020: Anger over honour for ex-law chief Alison Saunders The award of a damehood to the director of public prosecutions who oversaw the disclosure scandal in sex-offence cases has been condemned as a “reward for failure”. The Times 28/12/2019 News New Year’s Honours 2020: Many congratulations to all in and associated with policing… The New Year Honours lists for 2020 recognise the achievements and service of extraordinary people across the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth. Many congratulations to those in and associated with policing who have been recognised this year... Policing Insight 28/12/2019 News Queen’s New Year’s Honours List recognises police officers, staff and volunteers Police officers, staff and volunteers from forces across the country have been recognised in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours List. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 27/12/2019 News Police Scotland drones cut need for use of force helicopter Drones have been used to cut the number of Police Scotland helicopter call-outs, it has emerged after concerns were raised. The Herald (Scotland) - Subscription at source 27/12/2019 News Revealed: Police are keeping victims waiting more than three hours on the phone to their 101 hotline, with a third of callers abandoning reporting crimes after being kept on hold Crime victims reporting burglaries and other offences are abandoning up to a third of calls to the police 101 'non-emergency' hotline amid lengthy waits. Mail Online 27/12/2019 News Harry Dunn’s family accuses Foreign Office of ‘attempted cover-up’ over diplomat crimes The family of Harry Dunn has accused the Foreign Office of an attempted "cover-up" after it refused to reveal how many alleged crimes were committed by people with diplomatic immunity in the UK in the last two years. Yahoo! 27/12/2019 News PSNI chief criticised for armed police Christmas Day tweet Simon Byrne, chief constable of the PSNI, has defended tweeting a picture of himself with heavily armed officers in Country Armagh on Christmas Day after criticism from local politicians that the image sent the wrong message to the community. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/12/2019 News «355135523553355435553556355735583559Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
