Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103151 total results. Showing results 72341 to 72360 «361436153616361736183619362036213622Next ›Last » Police attack scandal: Just 4% who assault officers go to prison Thugs who attack police officers are getting away scot-free with only a tiny number being sent to jail, shocking figures reveal. Two-thirds of attackers are never prosecuted for assaulting police, and just four per cent who end up in court are put behind bars. Express 4/11/2019 News New police drones deployed to find missing people Police Scotland has unveiled a new aerial drone system to help in searches for missing and vulnerable people. BBC 4/11/2019 News The Times view on trafficking via public schools: Lost Girls Hard on the heels of the horrific deaths of 39 migrants in a refrigerated lorry in Essex comes another disturbing story of human trafficking. An investigation by The Times has found that in the past four years at least 21 Vietnamese teenagers have vanished from elite boarding schools and private colleges in Britain. Several of the missing children, who are mostly girls, were later found working in nail bars. Most remain unaccounted for. They appear to be victims of trafficking gangs, who have been exploiting a loophole in Britain’s visa rules to bring minors into the country, supposedly to study at private schools. The Times - Subscription at source 4/11/2019 Feature, Opinion BBC expands local news scheme to cover courts Criminal court cases are to receive more scrutiny after the BBC announced that it would step in to cover trials to help to arrest the decline caused by the collapse of local newspapers. The Times - Subscription at source 4/11/2019 News Only four per cent of thugs who attack frontline police are sent to prison Startling statistics emerge as police leaders estimate an assault on front line police happens every four minutes Mirror 3/11/2019 News Police Ask Alexa Whodunit in Suspicious Death Case Alexa may be the key to solving an already somewhat bizarre Florida case where a woman was killed by a footlong spear to the chest. Gizmodo 3/11/2019 News We need more black female officers’ – DCI Karen Geddes’ plea after winning top national award West Midlands Police’s most senior black female bobby has won a national leadership award. Birmingham Live 3/11/2019 News Man, 28, who was wrongly jailed for two years over rape before his sister-in-law found a Facebook message that cleared him in less than a minute of searching is refused compensation A man who was wrongly convicted of rape after police missed crucial Facebook message evidence has been refused compensation for spending more than two years in jail. Mail Online 3/11/2019 News Police will get powers to arrest travellers and seize caravans if they set up illegal campsites on private or public land Police will be able to arrest travellers and seize caravans if they set up illegal campsites on private or public land Mail Online 3/11/2019 News Government consults on new police powers to criminalise unauthorised encampments Proposals include powers to to arrest and seize the property and vehicles of trespassers Home Office 3/11/2019 News Crimelords beware: ‘Britain’s FBI’ set for huge new powers to foil County Lines drug gangs Ministers are planning to give a huge budget boost and sweeping new powers to ‘Britain’s FBI’ to combat the growing threat of online paedophile rings, people traffickers and County Lines drugs gangs. Mail Online 3/11/2019 News Scots flag concerns over facial recognition Holyrood’s justice committee is warned the technology could have a ‘chilling effect’ on our human rights The Times - Subscription at source 3/11/2019 News Remembrance Day ceremonies in danger of fading away Parades commemorating the fallen are being cancelled as police and councils cut traffic and marshalling services The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 3/11/2019 News Revealed: Police squad which supplies bodyguards for the Royal Family is facing a staffing crisis amid increased demands The police squad which supplies bodyguards for the Royal Family is facing a staffing crisis, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. Mail Online 3/11/2019 News South Wales Police defends facial recognition pilot after IFO opinion The Deputy Chief Constable of South Wales Police has made a robust defence of its decision to champion live facial technology after the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) said police forces needed to justify its use on a case by case basis. Police Oracle 2/11/2019 News Forces step up fight against slavery and trafficking With the investigation continuing into the deaths of 39 people found in a container in Essex, forces have revealed how they are taking on global organised crime networks. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/11/2019 News Just two gardaà free to patrol in Cork; City short 125 frontline police Chronic shortages of gardaà in Cork meant just two members of the force were patrolling the city centre one night and a special unit investigating sex crimes is unable to take on new cases because it is not adequately staffed. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 2/11/2019 News Hindsight is a luxury our security services don’t have in keeping us safe Lessons must be learnt, however that 2017 was the last major attack in the UK is testament to the work of our security services. Sky News 2/11/2019 Analysis, Feature Florida cops hope Alexa can solve bizarre spear murder case Florida police investigating the bizarre death of a woman during a domestic row have obtained audio from two Amazon Echo devices. BBC 2/11/2019 News The failure to stop the London Bridge attack must act as a wake-up call A fresh report on alleged failings by intelligence services, police and public authorities ahead of the London Bridge attack will inspire little confidence. The Independent - Subscription at source 2/11/2019 News «361436153616361736183619362036213622Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
