Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98410 total results. Showing results 71701 to 71720 «358235833584358535863587358835893590Next ›Last » Avon and Somerset employs 19 officers with criminal convictions A police force has been criticised for employing officers who have broken the law. BBC 4/6/2019 News Council to fund its own bobbies on the beat A council in the Midlands is planning to use its own money to put more police officers on the beat. The Times - Subscription at source 4/6/2019 News Pioneering crime reduction programme to be rolled out in Wales A Welsh force is set to launch two pioneering projects aimed at diverting low-level offenders away from crime in a bid to reduce rates of reoffending. Police Professional 3/6/2019 News Which cloud approach is best for the police? Simon Hall, CEO, PoliceBox discusses the options available to the police forces in the UK with regards to cloud infrastructure GovTech Leaders 3/6/2019 Feature, Opinion Public expect police to be using facial recognition technology after seeing it in spy thrillers like James Bond, says Cressida Dick The public expect the police to be using live facial recognition technology after seeing it in spy thrillers, the Metropolitan Police Commissioner has said. The Telegraph 3/6/2019 News Police leave millions unspent as South Yorkshire residents face huge rise in charges South Yorkshire Police is facing greater financial scrutiny after it emerged the force had millions of pounds left unspent at the end of last year despite a huge council tax rise. The Yorkshire Post 3/6/2019 News Dominic Lawson: 20,000 more police officers won’t save our farcical justice system, Mr Javid Just when you think you couldn't be more shocked by the failures of the criminal justice system, you learn that it is even worse than you realised. Mail Online 3/6/2019 Feature, Opinion £2.5m police squad to run ‘surge’ on South Yorkshire’s violent criminals South Yorkshire has been given £2.5 million to launch a violent crime taskforce – because it has one of the top seven rates of violent incidents. Doncaster Free Press 3/6/2019 News Common Threads Dr Dave Sloggett looks at the common lessons that are emerging from the inquests into the terror attacks in the United Kingdom in 2017. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/6/2019 Analysis, Feature Force’s ‘champion’ idea to increase stop and search Neighbourhood officers becoming 'increasingly confident' in legal powers Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/6/2019 News Nottinghamshire police and crime commissioner backs ‘confirmatory vote’ on Brexit Nottinghamshire's police and crime commissioner has said he backs a "confirmatory vote" on Brexit due to the "potential damage" a 'no deal' exit could do to the police force. Chad (Nottinghamshire) 3/6/2019 News Criminal justice: Police want to fight crime, not run courts Virtual courts have been heralded as a route to quicker and more effective justice, but Penelope Gibbs of Transform Justice says there is no support within policing to oversee the running of these courts. Policing Insight 3/6/2019 Opinion 300 new tags to check on offenders released from prison A programme to tag knife crime offenders will be rolled out across London boroughs. Police Professional 3/6/2019 News Cross-Âborder probe into ‘kill police’ bid as viable bomb found under officer’s car 'What cause is advanced by attempting to murder a man who day in, day out seeks to serve his community'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/6/2019 News Donald Trump arrives for three-day UK state visit US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have arrived in the UK for a three-day state visit. BBC 3/6/2019 News Is Northern Ireland a democracy or a police state? Nobody has ever been tried for the 1994 Loughinisland massacre but police arrested two journalists. It’s a scandal worthy of Kafka. The Guardian 3/6/2019 Feature, Opinion Ciaran Barnes: Although a wounded beast, New IRA has the ability to lash out in the most violent manner The car bomb murder attempt on a high-profile police officer is a stark reminder for new Chief Constable Simon Byrne that Northern Ireland is unlike any other part of the UK. Belfast Telegraph - Registration at source 3/6/2019 Feature, Opinion Julian Assange’s extradition from UK: Swedish court to hear arguments today A Swedish court will hear arguments on Monday to decide whether prosecutors can proceed to request Julian Assange's extradition from the UK after a 2010 rape probe was re-opened in May. Swedish deputy director of public prosecutions Eva-Marie Persson filed a request with the Uppsala District Court to have Julian Assange arraigned in his absence on May 20. Times Now (India) 3/6/2019 News ‘Death knell’ for facial recognition as watchdog finds technology must ‘significantly’ improve policing Facial recognition must not be used on the general public unless it can be proven to significantly improve policing, a watchdog has warned. The Independent 3/6/2019 News Dark net drug sales on the rise in England The number of drug takers in England obtaining drugs on the dark net has more than doubled in the past five years, according to The Global Drugs Survey. BBC 3/6/2019 News «358235833584358535863587358835893590Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
