Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94015 total results. Showing results 71961 to 71980 «359535963597359835993600360136023603Next ›Last » More than 100 police chiefs saw salaries soar above £75k after pay rises — despite lack of officers to fight crime Despite the pay rises, Cressida Dick claims Government cuts have left the force hamstrung and more PCs are needed to tackle the capital’s stabbings epidemic The Sun 18/11/2018 News Transit cops reveal the ‘cunning’ tactics sexual predators use to prey on their victims on trains and trams Sexual predators are increasingly hassling women on crowded public transport, with police urging fellow passengers to speak up and come to the rescue. Mail Online 18/11/2018 News Raise speeding fines to £130 and put the money into supporting work on road safety, demands top police chief Motorists who are caught speeding would face bigger fines and higher fees for driver awareness courses under controversial proposals from a policing chief. Mail Online 18/11/2018 News The DOG accused of a hate crime after fouling outside a home in just one of 2,500 cases probed over two years We all know it’s irritating, unsightly and unhygienic, but one case of dog fouling has been logged by police as a racist hate crime. Mail Online 18/11/2018 News Operation ‘No Deal’ — army plans for troops on street A team of army planners has started drawing up emergency measures for deploying troops to respond to any chaos caused by the UK crashing out of the EU without a deal. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 18/11/2018 News Police damn Forged in Fire — the ‘Axe Factor’ reality show A US programme that glorifies deadly blades has been criticised as the knife crime epidemic rages through Britain The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 18/11/2018 News Bulletproof vests ‘can be pierced once wet’ Body armour worn by armed police officers protecting Britain’s nuclear submarines and warships from terrorists can be pierced by bullets if it gets wet, research suggests. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 18/11/2018 News New direct entry inspector joins Met, despite review of scheme Force said earlier this year it was pausing recruitment under method Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/11/2018 News Cheshire Police seek new chief constable Cheshire’s police and crime commissioner has launched a campaign to find a new chief constable to lead Cheshire Constabulary. The Knutsford Times 17/11/2018 News Met Police ditches mobile phone app for the public to report crime despite ‘more evidence’ from victims Officers will no longer be able to accept tip-offs from the Self Evident app because Scotland Yard told developers it had 'not harvested enough benefit to justify a potential cost' The Sun 17/11/2018 News Commissioner happy on force Dyfed-Powys Police and Crime Commissioner has conducted a review of Police Officers’ use of force and is assured that there are no major shortcomings. MyWelshpool 17/11/2018 News North Yorkshire Police aim to improve response to Freedom of Information requests A probe has been launched to improve “unacceptable” police response times to requests for information from the public. Craven Herald & Pioneer 17/11/2018 News Northamptonshire Police to phase out ‘gender neutral’ baseball caps Northamptonshire Police is to phase out gender neutral baseball caps from its uniform because they do not "portray the right image". ITV News 17/11/2018 News Greater Manchester Police are going to start using drones to follow people home News of the initiative came out at a public meeting in Middleton - GMP say they will 'make the public aware of any further developments' Manchester Evening News 17/11/2018 News Governance – Fire service DRAFT Fire Service Corporate Governance Framework North Yorkshire OPCC 17/11/2018 Report Law Society warns duty solicitors could become extinct A "chronic" lack of new duty solicitors may lead to innocent people being found guilty, the Law Society has warned. BBC 17/11/2018 News Give us clarity on stop & search powers, says Dorset PCC Dorset's Police and Crime Commissioner has called for clarity from the Government over stop and search powers. Dorset Echo 17/11/2018 News Russian tipped to take over Interpol in Kremlin victory A Russian official is favourite to be the next head of Interpol in spite of concerns that Moscow has been using the international policing agency to target political opponents. The Times - Subscription at source 17/11/2018 News Counting rules for recorded crime These rules help to ensure that crimes are recorded consistently and accurately. The Home Office Counting Rules provide a national standard for the recording and counting of ‘notifiable’ offences recorded by police forces in England and Wales (known as ‘recorded crime’). The individual documents give a breakdown of offences contained in each category and an explanation of how they are classified. Home Office 16/11/2018 Report Met cannot keep lists of people removed from gang database Information Commissioner says gangs matrix is legitimate but orders force to make number of changes. 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