Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105134 total results. Showing results 73381 to 73400 «366636673668366936703671367236733674Next ›Last » US overtakes Britain as world’s biggest surveillance state US is named as having the most CCTV cameras per capita. Shanghai most watched city with nearly three million cameras and police owned facial recognition. Police Oracle 6/12/2019 News New young officer unit targets gangs’ use of social media A specialist Met team of officers aged 25 or under are using social media to disrupt gang activity Police Oracle 6/12/2019 News Once again, our legal system has failed the victims of Hillsborough The acquittal of David Duckenfield is further evidence that the perverse separation of inquiry, criminal prosecution and inquests should end The Guardian 6/12/2019 Feature, Opinion Dany Cotton: London Fire Brigade chief to quit four months early London's first female fire commissioner says she will quit at the end of the year - four months earlier than previously planned. BBC 6/12/2019 News Police chief’s legal challenge over degrees dismissed A Lincolnshire Police chief's bid for a judicial review into plans for all new police officers to be educated to degree level has been dismissed. BBC 6/12/2019 News 259 held by anti-terror police… but arrests fall The number of suspected terrorists arrested by police has dropped 20 per cent in the last year, figures show. Metro 6/12/2019 News Indian police shoot dead 4 men suspected of brutal gang rape and murder ‘Long live police,’ chant people who gathered at scene The Independent 6/12/2019 News Explainer: why homicide rates in Australia are declining AUSTRALIA: According to the latest figures, homicides in Australia are at historic lows and compare well against international trends. So what do the trends tell us and why is the homicide rate in Australia declining? The Conversation 6/12/2019 Analysis, Feature HMP Kirklevington abuse case: Nearly 600 men contact police Nearly 600 men have contacted police to say they were abused as teenagers by staff at a detention centre. BBC 6/12/2019 News Judicial Review into new plan insisting all new police officers should have a degree is dismissed on technicality The Chief Constable of Lincolnshire, Bill Skelly has been denied a full judicial review of the College of Policing’s plan to impose the Police Education Qualifications Framework (PEQF) on all forces which means that new recruits will either have to have a degree or agree to study for one once they are appointed. Sleaford Standard 6/12/2019 News Disastrous Police Scotland watchdog has failed and we need to start afresh Record View says the Scottish Police Authority has been a disaster and serious consideration must be give to abolishing the body. Daily Record 6/12/2019 Feature, Opinion Under-fire Police Scotland watchdog boss quits with £250k pay-off Susan Deacon resigned 48 hours after the Scottish Police Authority was blasted in Scottish Parliament committee meetings. Daily Record 6/12/2019 News Scotland’s Police Authority: A watchdog with a troubled history Susan Deacon has resigned as chairwoman of the Scottish Police Authority saying the system of police accountability is "fundamentally flawed". The SPA was only established in 2013, but it has travelled a rocky road. BBC 6/12/2019 Analysis, Feature Police Inquiry When three heads of a police authority resign within six years, chances are that all is not well with the organisation. Yesterday Susan Deacon announced that she was stepping down as chairwoman of the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) following the departures of Vic Emery and Andrew Flanagan. The chief executive, Hugh Grover, resigned in September after less than a year in post, having been on sick leave since May. The Times - Subscription at source 6/12/2019 Feature, Opinion Police authority chief Susan Deacon walks out with criticism of ‘flawed’ system Scotland’s justice system is facing a new crisis after the resignation of a top public servant who said that oversight of Police Scotland was “fundamentally flawed”. The Times - Subscription at source 6/12/2019 News Moscow ‘cyberthief’ Maksim Yakubets of Evil Corp wanted for stealing millions from Britons A Russian accused of spearheading “the most significant cyberthreat to the UK” is wanted in connection with the theft of hundreds of millions of pounds using hacking software. The Times - Subscription at source 6/12/2019 News Oval Four: Black men jailed after being framed by racist police officer have convictions quashed almost 50 years later Lord Chief Justice expresses ‘regret that it has taken so long for this injustice to be remedied’ The Independent 5/12/2019 News Police expose the world’s most harmful cyber crime group ‘Evil Corp’ Two members of the notorious Russian hacking group Evil Corp have been indicted in the US following an international law enforcement operation. The Independent 5/12/2019 News Interpol and OSCE discuss ways to strengthen cooperation in countering transnational threats A high-level side event on “Border Security and Counter-Terrorism” was held today on the margins of the OSCE Ministerial Council in Bratislava. The panel discussion focused on the long-standing cooperation between the OSCE and INTERPOL and was attended by high-level representatives of the two organizations. INTERPOL 5/12/2019 News How to rehabilitate a terrorist Usman Khan, the London Bridge attacker, had been convicted before. Can jihadists be reformed? The Economist - Subscription at source 5/12/2019 Analysis, Feature «366636673668366936703671367236733674Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
