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National Crime Agency boss Lynne Owens: ‘Organised criminals pose a greater threat than terrorists’
Lynne Owens admits she has not watched McMafia, the BBC drama starring James Norton, which highlights London as a centre of bribery, corruption and money-laundering.
The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 		14/1/2018
Analysis, Feature
Crime agency boss calls for online giants to fund child sex inquiries
Internet giants such as Facebook are failing in their “social responsibility” to tackle online child sex abuse and should fund police investigations to help deal with the soaring threat, according to the head of the National Crime Agency (NCA).
The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 		14/1/2018
News
Police may be ordered to change dog handler fitness test after female PC wins £15,000 damages
Police could be forced to change entrance requirements for female dog handlers after a landmark case saw almost £15,000 handed to a female officer after she failed the exam.
Metro 		13/1/2018
News
Police boss John Campion cleared of wrongdoing over ‘AB1’ number plate sale by IOPC watchdog
A watchdog has vindicated a police boss over the controversial sale of an historic number plate.
Worcester News 		13/1/2018
News
Controversy over chief constable return to work exposes fiasco in SPA decision making
This week saw the latest instalment of a seemingly never ending saga over troubles at the top of Police Scotland and the Scottish Police Authority (SPA). It is a long running story that is beginning to seem like something that could be in a TV drama, filled as it is with a string of gossip, allegation and counter allegation, subterfuge and twists. Very entertaining if it’s The Bill. Not so good if it’s the actual polis.
Holyrood Magazine 		13/1/2018
Feature, Opinion
Police in Ireland to trial “ground-breaking” electric vehicle
An Garda Siochana are about to have their fleet of squad cars completely modernised.
The Irish Post (Republic of Ireland) 		13/1/2018
News
Former Scots police watchdog chief to be grilled in parliament over decision to reinstate suspended chief constable
The former boss of Scotland’s police watchdog will face a Holyrood grilling over his decision to reinstate suspended Chief Constable Phil Gormley.
Daily Record 		13/1/2018
News
Mike Veale, police boss in Edward Heath inquiry, to quit Wiltshire force
Mike Veale has been chosen as the preferred candidate to become the new chief constable of Cleveland police
The Times - Subscription at source 		13/1/2018
News
Police told to halt rise of paedophile hunters
Police have been told to crack down on paedophile-hunting vigilantes after the number of groups in the nation targeting online child abusers rose to more than 75.
The Times - Subscription at source 		13/1/2018
News
Scotland Yard pays £7,460 for a portrait of ex-chief Bernard Hogan-Howe… a year after he warned of the dangers of looming budget cuts
Details of the portrait emerged from a Freedom of Information request
Mail Online 		13/1/2018
News
Top police chief who led disastrous inquiry into alleged child abuse by Sir Edward Heath moves to another force
The chief constable who oversaw the controversial Wiltshire Police child abuse inquiry into former Conservative prime minister Sir Edward Heath is to leave the force.
Mail Online 		13/1/2018
News
Perspectives on policing: from crime fighting to public protection – the shaping of police officers’ sense of role
This paper by Dr Sarah Charman presents findings from research conducted by the Institute of Criminal Justice Studies at the University of Portsmouth on new recruits’ evolving attitudes to the role of police officer in the early years of their careers and the key influences driving these changes.
The Police Foundation 		12/1/2018
Report
Rail policing merger will ‘jeopardise’ fight against terrorism
Counter-terror operations will be put at risk if the planned Scottish rail policing merger goes ahead unchecked, the House of Lords has heard.
Police Professional 		12/1/2018
News
‘We can’t attend all crimes’ – Big changes at Cambridgeshire police announced
A chief constable has warned his under-pressure officers will have to choose which crimes to attend amid massive changes to the Cambridgeshire force.
Cambridgeshire Live 		12/1/2018
News
Wiltshire Police chief constable Mike Veale to quit
The chief constable of Wiltshire Police, Mike Veale, is to step down.
BBC 		12/1/2018
News
Police to review tests for dog handlers to avoid discrimination
Police forces must change the way they recruit dog handlers after a female officer won a landmark sex-discrimination case showing that the system was too “tough” for some women.
The Telegraph 		12/1/2018
News
Chief constable to retire as force merger talks continue
Dorset Police has appointed a temporary chief constable while it considers merging with its neighbour after the incumbent announced her retirement.
Police Professional 		12/1/2018
News
What do police officers REALLY think about police ICT? Part 2: Comparing forces
The latest CoPaCC thematic report 'Police ICT: User perspectives' was published recently. The report provides a unique insight into the views of the frontline on the provision of ICT in their force, based on CoPaCC's national survey. Bernard Rix, CoPaCC Chief Executive, takes a look at user responses to Question 2 (of eleven).
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		12/1/2018
Analysis, Feature
Wellbeing and morale must be taken into account in BTP merger, UK minister says
Labour peer suggests Westminster should refuse to give assets to Police Scotland in bid to halt amalgamation
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		12/1/2018
News
Legal aid change for domestic abuse victims ‘long overdue’
Documents accepted as evidence of abuse also broadened.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		12/1/2018
News

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