Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101034 total results. Showing results 73421 to 73440 «366836693670367136723673367436753676Next ›Last » Government response to the independent review of the Modern Slavery Act The government's response to the recommendations made by the independent review of the Modern Slavery Act 2015. Home Office 9/7/2019 Report ‘Urgent action’ needed to halt increase in Scottish drugs deaths Scotland’s public health minister has demanded “urgent action” to halt the rising toll of drugs deaths, and told MPs he would work with the UK government to find new ways of tackling problem drug use if it is not possible to devolve responsibility to Holyrood. The Scotsman - Subscription at source 9/7/2019 News Police facial recognition cameras could be blocked as watchdog warns of ‘deep concerns’ over privacy Police use of facial recognition technology could be blocked as the official information watchdog warned of her “deep concerns” over its potential threat to people’s privacy. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 9/7/2019 News Police use of facial recognition technology ‘should concern us all’, says data watchdog The UK data watchdog has warned police forces testing live facial recognition (LFR) technology that there are still significant privacy and data protection issues which must be addressed. The Canary 9/7/2019 News Gatwick Airport police ‘not prepared for two drones’ Police at Gatwick Airport were not prepared for an attack by more than one drone, a senior officer has said. BBC 9/7/2019 News Dash cam portal saved UK police 68,474 hours of work in first year, creator claims A website that allows road users to upload footage of dangerous driving has saved national police forces 68,474 hours of incident processing time, it has been claimed. The Times 9/7/2019 News Cops reveal TWO Gatwick drones caused Christmas getaway carnage – as police were only trained to deal with one Police failed to tackle Gatwick Airport's Christmas drone chaos because there were TWO devices flying - and they'd only trained to deal with one at a time. The Sun 9/7/2019 News Crimes against humour: should the police be making jokes on Twitter? Derbyshire police drew criticism this week for tweeting a light hearted picture of a cordoned-off flip-flop. But a little banter can relieve the grim business of solving crime. The Guardian 9/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Police commissioner candidate poses next to FAKE police station in epic gaffe EXCLUSIVE: Georgina Hill even moaned the police station was 'unmanned' before realising it was mocked up for Sky One drama The Heist Mirror 9/7/2019 News Big funding boost for police – but it’s council taxpayers who are paying Devon and Cornwall council taxpayers will foot most of the new funding Plymouth Live 9/7/2019 News As violent crime soars, it’s time to treat policing like war on the front line On one occasion, as a young police officer, I was handed a missing person report. A 14-year-old boy who’d disappeared after a minor argument with his Dad. The same morning, his body was found hanging adjacent a local railway. I was first at the scene, and that boys face – piercing blue eyes – and the family’s desolation, affects me to this day, though I don’t regret it was me. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 9/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Police and Crime Commissioner provides grant to anti drug project Guardian (Northwich) 9/7/2019 News West Midlands Police gets huge funding boost – but you’re paying The police force’s funding will rise from £534.3m in 2018/19 to £568.8m in 2019/20 Birmingham Live 9/7/2019 News Police ‘had only trained to deal with one drone at a time’ before Gatwick chaos Superintendent Justin Burtenshaw reportedly said two devices were used during the airport shut-down, but police had only prepared to tackle one. Belfast Telegraph 9/7/2019 News The two towers: Met Police to consolidate £500m worth of tech outsourcing deals London's Metropolitan Police is to meet suppliers next week to discuss an overhaul of £500m worth of tech services contracts that will expire in the next two to three years. The Register 9/7/2019 News Dash-cam portal saved UK police 68,474 hours of work in first year, creator claims A website that allows road users to upload footage of dangerous driving has saved national police forces 68,474 hours of incident processing time, it has been claimed. The Sunday Times 9/7/2019 News ICO neuters UK police use of facial recognition technology Forces must assess data protection risks and eradicate racial bias from the software or face GDPR action IT PRO 9/7/2019 News Policing ‘needs to demonstrate it is complying with data protection law’ Data watchdog warns forces over watch lists and image use in live facial recognition trials. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/7/2019 News ‘Robocop’ officer quit after daily exposure to trauma led to PTSD A former police officer known as ‘Robocop’ due to his exemplary arrest record has revealed that he quit the service after being left “badly broken” by PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) brought on by the strain of frontline work. Police Professional 9/7/2019 News Dangerous drivers to be targeted by MPS traffic drone The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is to use a drone to target dangerous, careless or speeding motorists on the streets of the capital, in the first initiative of its kind in the UK. Police Professional 9/7/2019 News «366836693670367136723673367436753676Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
