Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 72561 to 72580 «362536263627362836293630363136323633Next ›Last » Sir Craig Mackey to lead first inquiry into serious organised crime Inquiry launched as another former Met leader criticises use of intelligence in Essex freight deaths. Police Oracle 29/10/2019 News Illegal tobacco trade halted after international operation Police and customs officers from seven countries, including the UK, have arrested 18 people suspected of money laundering and illegal tobacco trading. Police Professional 29/10/2019 News Government to overhaul police response to serious and organised crime The Home Secretary, Priti Patel, has unveiled plans to dramatically overhaul the police response to serious and organised crime through the introduction of a wide-ranging review. Police Professional 29/10/2019 News New review will enhance response to serious and organised crime The review announced by the Government will look to identify ways of bolstering the response to threats such as county lines, people trafficking and drugs. Home Office 29/10/2019 News Major review into serious and organised crime The review will be led by the police officer who was criticised for staying in his car during the 2017 Westminster terror attack. Sky News 29/10/2019 News Lorry tragedy has made the hidden visible — now we must act Dame Sara Thornton is the independent anti-slavery commissioner The Times - Subscription at source 29/10/2019 Feature, Opinion Early intervention is the best way to enhance a person’s life chances Aperson’s life chances can be determined by what happens to them from the moment of conception until they are two years old, according to many academics and experts. The Times - Subscription at source 29/10/2019 Feature, Opinion Reformed criminals keep Glasgow teenagers out of trouble A scheme that uses former offenders as mentors for teenage criminals has had a big impact in stopping them from being drawn into gangs. The Times - Subscription at source 29/10/2019 Analysis, Feature Bitcoin helped Australian police make money AUSTRALIA: The Australian Federal Police latest annual report has revealed that the police gained 2000% from seized illegal arms dealer’s Bitcoin wallet. Altcoin Buzz 29/10/2019 News MPs are to probe police watchdog after ‘whitewash’ scandal over false VIP paedophile ring claims by fantasist ‘Nick’ MPs have launched an inquiry into the running of the police watchdog following its ‘whitewash’ inquiry which cleared five detectives of misconduct in Scotland Yard’s bungled VIP child sex abuse case. Mail Online 28/10/2019 News Trump attacks Chicago’s police superintendent during speech to chiefs in Chicago USA: President Trump took the occasion of an address to a national conference of police chiefs here to tee off on the city’s police superintendent and highlight its ongoing challenges with crime, claiming that Afghanistan “is a safe place by comparison.” The Washington Post - Subscription at source 28/10/2019 News Victoria Police introduce new policy to clarify powers during hostile vehicle attacks AUSTRALIA: Victorian police are required to directly intervene during car attacks on the public, a new policy has clarified, after confusion in the force about expectations during hostile vehicle incidents. The hostile vehicle policy is the first of its kind in Australia and will support police officers' use of all tactical options to stop an attack, including the ability to ram offending vehicles, use roadblocks, box the vehicle in or, as a last resort, shoot the offender. ABC News (Australia) 28/10/2019 News Liberals promise a ‘clean-up’ in wake of police brutality revelations AUSTRALIA: Victoria's opposition says it will “clean-up” police and political misconduct with more money and powers for the state’s anti-corruption agency. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 28/10/2019 News Police complaints system in urgent need of improvement AUSTRALIA: Most people experience life-changing moments, for better or worse. When three police officers arrived at Chris Karadaglis' Warrnambool home in response to complaints about his stereo blaring, it was a moment with devastating consequences. As revealed by investigative reporter Nick McKenzie, while being arrested, Mr Karadaglis heard a "click" when his neck was broken, turning him into a quadriplegic. The Age (Australia) 28/10/2019 Feature, Opinion Hong Kong police admit adopting more aggressive tactics in bid to quell rising violence as tensions grow between officers and journalists Hong Kong’s embattled police force has admitted to an aggressive shift in tactics when dealing with the ongoing unrest in the city, while journalist associations have hit out at an increasing number of reporters injured as they cover the demonstrations. South China Morning Post 28/10/2019 News Police watchdog inquiry launched over Carl Beech report Former Tory MP calls IOPC’s report on Westminster paedophile investigation ‘a whitewash’ The Guardian 28/10/2019 News UK intelligence services step up monitoring after death of Isis leader Action covers about 3,000 people in UK and abroad in an effort to safeguard against possible revenge attacks The Guardian 28/10/2019 News Labour minister Louise Haigh visits Baildon Community Link The shadow policing minister has called for the "culture of policing" to change during her visit to Baildon at the weekend. Telegraph and Argus 28/10/2019 News Illegal tobacco trade halted after international operation Authorities from seven countries, with the active support of Eurojust, Europol and the European anti-fraud office OLAF, have dismantled an international organised crime group (OCG) which was involved in the large scale illegal trade of tobacco. Europol 28/10/2019 News Ex-commissioner condemns ‘failing’ UK approach to human trafficking Kevin Hyland expressed frustration many of his 2017 anti-slavery recommendations have not been adopted The Guardian 28/10/2019 News «362536263627362836293630363136323633Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
