Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101034 total results. Showing results 73261 to 73280 «366036613662366336643665366636673668Next ›Last » Roads policing review to improve safety Review into roads policing and traffic enforcement to be launched. gov.uk 16/7/2019 News ‘Police success tackling dealers is fueling the County Lines problem’ Neil Woods, a former undercover police officer, has spoken to Grimsby Live about the war on drugs ahead of a talk at the Grimsby Institute this week. Grimsby Live 16/7/2019 News Gay people being subjected to forced marriages in UK, police warn amid nationwide crackdown Officers are being stationed at major airports across Britain this week in a bid to prevent victims being taken out of the country and raise awareness of how to seek help. The Independent - Subscription at source 16/7/2019 News Independent review: New terror legislation watchdog appointed The Independent Terrorism Legislation Reviewer faces increasingly complex terrorist threats, from home-grown extremists to the full scale of international terrorism. Policing Insight Contributor Andrew Staniforth looks at the history of the role and the demands the new Independent Reviewer will face, especially as they relate to policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/7/2019 Analysis East Midlands police forces launch £350m IT framework Nottinghamshire and Northamptonshire seeking to appoint tech resellers to four-year deal PublicTechnology.net 16/7/2019 News Final word from Northumbria Police and Crime Commissioner candidates as race to replace Dame Vera Baird enters final week North East voters will head to the polls this to elect a new Northumbria Police and Crime Commissioner. Northumberland Gazette 16/7/2019 News South West Forensic Services: Hundreds of fingerprints waiting to be analysed Hundreds of fingerprints are waiting to be analysed by experts because of "deeply concerning" forensic delays. BBC 16/7/2019 News Scotland’s drug deaths set to top 1,000 New figures released later are expected to show that more than 1,000 people died as a result of drugs in Scotland last year. BBC 16/7/2019 News Facial recognition genie is out of the bottle Complaints about loss of privacy ignore the fact we already hand over so much data that we can be tracked anywhere The Times - Subscription at source 16/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Abusers set for compulsory lie detectors High-risk domestic abusers could face mandatory lie detector tests when released from prison under legislation to be introduced in parliament today to overhaul how the crime is tackled. The Times 16/7/2019 News Future police direction The priorities set the long-term overarching framework for Police Scotland and the Scottish Police Authority. They are being updated to reflect significant developments and progress in operational delivery, emerging threats and the changing needs of communities. The priorities also focus on anticipated future demands of the service. Home Office 15/7/2019 Report Home Secretary to announce new public health duty to tackle serious violence A new legal duty on public bodies to help prevent and tackle serious violence which plans to take a leaf out of policing trailblazers in Glasgow and London will be announced by the Home Secretary. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/7/2019 News Police launch national forced marriage crackdown at airports Police are launching the first ever national crackdown on forced marriage at a number of airports as the school holidays get underway. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 15/7/2019 News Strategic police priorities for Scotland: consultation Consultation paper seeking views on revised strategic police priorities, relating to the policing of Scotland and the Scottish Police Authority's functions. Scottish Government 15/7/2019 Report London mayor Sadiq Khan brands fatal stabbings ‘human cost of austerity’ Sadiq Khan urges the two candidates vying to become the next PM to end the "nine year experiment to shrink the state". Sky News 15/7/2019 News The Guardian view on policing youth violence: knives are a public health issue Ministers and the mayor of London have embraced a new approach. But breaking the cycle will take resources as well as ideas The Guardian 15/7/2019 Feature, Opinion In defence of digital consent forms given to rape complainants Peter Csemiczky takes issue with comments made by victims’ commissioner Vera Baird The Guardian 15/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Police officers’ mental health ‘being harmed by budget cuts’ Warning follows resignation of UK’s top arresting officer after breakdown The Guardian 15/7/2019 News Police chief attacks ‘cynical ploy’ to use children as shields in Belfast bonfire stand-off Northern Ireland's police chief has accused loyalist paramilitaries of using women and children as human shields to frustrate efforts to demolish a contentious bonfire. Belfast Telegraph 15/7/2019 News Counting With Understanding? What Is At Stake in Debates on Researching Domestic Violence This article addresses recent debates relating to the measurement of domestic violence, and in particular the ‘domestic violent crime’ framework proposed by Sylvia Walby and colleagues. We argue for the utility of coercive control as a framework for measurement of domestic violence, and highlight what we see as misrepresentation of this concept in the work of Walby and colleagues. We also point to the limitations of traditional crime codes in capturing the range of abuse suffered by victims of coercive control, and question whether measuring physical assault is any more straightforward in sample surveys than measuring non-violent forms of coercion. We conclude by calling for greater attention to qualitative narratives and practice-based knowledge to ensure that measurement frameworks reflect the lived experiences of victim-survivors. 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