Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 92024 total results. Showing results 71501 to 71520 «357235733574357535763577357835793580Next ›Last » Police refuse to confirm publisher’s arrest – despite his paper splashing on it A police force says it is unable to confirm that armed officers arrested a publisher over suspected “hate crimes” – despite his own newspaper covering it on its front page. Hold The Front Page 25/9/2018 News Police Scotland to present £298m IT plan to Scottish Police Authority Police Scotland will outline its business case for upgrading IT systems within the force Holyrood Magazine 25/9/2018 News Risk assessment: Assisting the police and CPS to better recognise and record hate crime HMICFRS' report on the police response to hate crime highlighted the progress Nottinghamshire Police has made in introducing a comprehensive hate crime risk assessment tool. Dr Loretta Trickett, Associate Professor at Nottingham Trent University, who has been at the forefront of this work, explains how this approach is assisting police and the CPS to better recognise and record hate incidents. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/9/2018 Analysis Police IT system ‘couldn’t run Pac‑Man’ Police officers are turning up to crime scenes with almost no detail about the potential dangers they face, the circumstances behind the incident or the condition of any victims. The Times - Subscription at source 25/9/2018 News Both the UK and EU need a deal on policing, but they need to be more flexible With the possibility of the UK leaving the EU without a deal becoming more likely, the Institute for Government recently published a timely report on the need for ongoing security co-operation. Maddy Thimont Jack of the IfG explains the report's findings. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/9/2018 Analysis, Feature Police Scotland has sometimes ‘not met expectations’, bosses tell MSPs Police Scotland has made savings of £330 million in its first five years - but bosses at the national force have accepted that “sometimes our service has not met expectations”. The Scotsman 25/9/2018 News ‘Policing services will disappear in some rural areas’ Lincolnshire Police is set to make drastic cuts to officer and staff numbers if it does not receive additional funding in 2019, its chief constable has warned. Police Professional 25/9/2018 News Fear for safety of our streets as SIXTY police officers, 53 PCSOs and 30 staff face axe at Lincolnshire Police The police have revealed which crimes could end up being less well-policed Lincolnshire Live 25/9/2018 News Police chief offers £200,000 to fund Telford council traffic wardens Police have offered to pay Telford & Wrekin Council £200,000 to put traffic wardens on the streets of the borough. Shropshire Star 25/9/2018 News Juror bias: How can we ensure fairer trials? Decision Scientist Lee Curley shares his latest research on how the processes involved in making a decision can lead to juror bias. So, how do we ensure defendants receive a fair trial? Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/9/2018 Analysis Radical roots: Countering the threat of violent extremism Recent events have highlighted the need to approach radicalisation not just as a security issue but also as a social and psychological one. Professor Babak Akhgar FBCS, Director of CENTRIC (Centre of Excellence in Terrorism, Resilience, Intelligence and Organised Crime Research) at Sheffield Hallam University, explains how the MINDb4ACT project is addressing these concerns. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/9/2018 Analysis, Feature Who reports domestic violence to police? A review of the evidence AUSTRALIA: The police have an important role to play in the prevention and de-escalation of domestic violence. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 25/9/2018 Research article Scammers steal half-a-billion pounds from UK banking customers More than £500m was stolen from customers of British banks in the first half of 2018, figures have shown. BBC 25/9/2018 News ‘Domestic violence prevention course was no cure, but a salvation’ A once-abusive husband defends a programme he says made him rethink his attitude to his wife The Guardian 25/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Met chief blames his own officers over Westminster Bridge attack A senior police commander has criticised his own armed officers for being in the wrong place when an unarmed colleague was stabbed to death in the Westminster terrorist attack. The Times - Subscription at source 25/9/2018 News Ruthless fraudsters posed as police to scam £215,000 from the elderly Fraudsters stole more than £215,000 from elderly people, including a Second World War veteran, by posing as police officers and persuading victims to empty their bank accounts. The Times - Subscription at source 25/9/2018 News Teenager could be first to face court for printing 3D weapon A teenager could become the first person to be prosecuted for possessing a 3D-printed gun. It comes as Scotland Yard revealed that it had built its own models to anticipate the threat from the weapons, The Times can reveal. The Times - Subscription at source 25/9/2018 News ‘Government must hold talks over mental health patients’ Chief raises concerns over 'unacceptable' mental health provisions and over representation of young black men dying in custody Police Oracle 24/9/2018 News Dundee scientists shoot skulls to bring hitmen to justice Gangland hitmen who use firearms to kill could be brought to justice with the help of a study by university experts. Express 24/9/2018 News Police end labelling of fracking protestors as ‘extremists’ Police Scotland has reassured MSPs that it does not consider anti-fracking protesters to be “domestic extremists” after criticism of the force at Holyrood. Green MSP Patrick Harvie last week raised the issue at First Minister’s Questions, saying it was shocking” people he regarded as “heroes” would be labelled this way. The Herald (Scotland) - Subscription at source 24/9/2018 News «357235733574357535763577357835793580Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
