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Suffolk university aims to become leading cyber security research centre
Academics were joined by law enforcement and business leaders to hear how the University of Suffolk may lead the way in online security research.
Ipswich Star 		10/1/2018
News
Police commissioner asks how much people will pay for policing
He has launched an online survey giving the choice of paying an extra £1 a month - which would fund an additional 55 officers - 33p more a month to stand still or to pay no increase which, he said, would lead to cuts in officer numbers or other services.
The Hunts Post 		10/1/2018
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Kent crime commissioner Matthew Scott planning to recruit more police officers
Kent crime commissioner Matthew Scott has announced plans for 200 more police officers to be recruited next year. The additional numbers represent one of the biggest recruitment drives in recent years and follows a period in which the force has had to make substantial costs in its budget.
Kent Online 		10/1/2018
News
Bedfordshire Police worst-performing force for responding to Clare’s Law requests
Bedfordshire Police is being accused of ignoring Clare's Law, which aims to help to protect victims of domestic violence.
Bob FM 		10/1/2018
News
South Wales Police want mental health lessons for young people
Police have called for better mental health education in schools after a significant rise in young people being detained under the Mental Health Act.
BBC 		10/1/2018
News
Minister accused of ‘unlawful’ intervention over police chief
The justice secretary is to update MSPs on the future of Police Scotland's chief constable amid claims he illegally blocked his return to work.
BBC 		10/1/2018
News
South Wales Police want mental health lessons for young people
Police have called for better mental health education in schools after a significant rise in young people being detained under the Mental Health Act.
BBC 		10/1/2018
News
Police commissioner accuses paedophile hunters of undermining investigations
A police commissioner has accused paedophile vigilante hunters of undermining investigations as a 39-year-old was caught by three different groups.
Mail Online 		10/1/2018
News
Top anti-terror officer Mark Rowley to quit after 31 years
The top counterterrorism police officer is to retire after a year in which there were five terrorist attacks and he was passed over for the role of commissioner of the Metropolitan Police.
The Times - Subscription at source 		10/1/2018
News
Police forces ‘ignoring Clare’s Law and failing women’
The father of a woman murdered by her former partner has accused police forces of ignoring a law set up in her memory to protect potential victims.
BBC 		9/1/2018
News
Police must rebut ‘lack of rigour’ claims in ANPR accuracy testing
Forces need to counter claims that their policing of automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras lacks rigour, according to the Surveillance Camera Commissioner.
Police Professional 		9/1/2018
News
Home Office to consolidate biometrics systems
Department aims to bring together IDENT 1 and IABS for central platform to manage fingerprint, DNA and facial matching data
UKAuthority.com 		9/1/2018
News
Minister accused of ‘unlawful’ intervention over police chief
The justice secretary is to update MSPs on the future of Police Scotland's chief constable amid claims he illegally blocked his return to work.
BBC 		9/1/2018
News
Police Scotland’s catalogue of blunders surrounding top cop Chief Constable Phil
The atmosphere of chaos, catastrophe and downright incompetence surrounding the Scottish Police Authority has deepened again with the latest revelations over Chief Constable Phil Gormley
The Scottish Sun 		9/1/2018
Feature, Opinion
Justice secretary outraged as cop bosses keep him in the dark over secret plot to get ‘bully’
Raging Michael Matheson vetoed Phil Gormley’s return after learning he had been blanked for 48 hours
The Scottish Sun 		9/1/2018
News
This software provider to the Met police has been scooped up by a Japanese buyer for £475m
Northgate Public Services (NPS), a software provider to UK police forces and the NHS, has been bought for £475m by a Japanese conglomerate.
City A.M. 		9/1/2018
News
Scotland’s top cop Phil Gormley concerned over ‘delays’ into alleged misconduct
Scotland’s top police officer has raised concerns that an investigation into his alleged misconduct has suffered from “significant delays”.
The Scotsman 		9/1/2018
News
Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley announces retirement from the Met
Mark Rowley, the Met's Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations and national lead for Counter Terrorism Policing, has announced his intention to leave policing to pursue new challenges.
Metropolitan Police Service 		9/1/2018
News
Crossing borders: Lessons and challenges of cross-force collaborations
Despite the widely acknowledged benefits of working in cross-force collaborations, there remain many obstacles to effective collaborative endeavours between forces. Dr Xavier L”Hoiry of Sheffield University explores the obstacles and proposes ways of overcoming them.
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		9/1/2018
Analysis, Feature
The freemasons no longer have significant influence in the British police
The controversial issue of serving police officers being members of the Freemasons has been a recurring theme in policing in England and Wales for some 50 years. There has been consistent disquiet about the potential for the organisation to exert informal political influence on the police, impinging on operational matters.
The Conversation 		9/1/2018
Feature, Opinion

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