Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94015 total results. Showing results 73541 to 73560 «367436753676367736783679368036813682Next ›Last » Cumbria’s neighbourhood policing promise takes another step forward Facebook focus groups launch to help public liaise with dedicated local officers News & Star 24/9/2018 News Scientists develop blood test which can tell police if you’re too tired to drive A new blood test could soon help police identify drivers who are too tired to be on the road. Mail Online 24/9/2018 News Former Justice Secretary Lord Falconer calls for UK to legalise drugs A former Labour justice secretary has called for the legalisation of all drugs, including cocaine and ecstasy, and an end to the Government’s ‘pernicious war on drugs’. Mail Online 24/9/2018 News Police solve less than 1 in 20 fraud cases More than 96 per cent of crimes reported to Action Fraud are unsolved, according to research by Which?, the consumer group. The Times - Subscription at source 24/9/2018 News Online spats stop police fighting crime Police are spending too much time on trivial social media rows rather than tackling burglary and serious crime, the new head of the Police Federation says. The Times - Subscription at source 24/9/2018 News Jury took 20 minutes to clear PC Joe Harrington, but the Met took 5 years A police constable was confined to desk duties for five years while he waited for the watchdog to investigate a claim that he had assaulted a teenage suspect. The Times - Subscription at source 24/9/2018 News Sussex Police reveals rural crime strategy Specialist officers will be brought in to deal with crimes against wildlife and the environment as part of a new rural crime strategy. The Argus 23/9/2018 News The Guardian view on police spies: victims need answers Sir John Mitting’s public inquiry is years behind schedule. The women tricked into relationships should not have to wait The Guardian 23/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Police are too busy intervening in social media rows to spend time investigating burglaries admits new Police Federation head Police are too busy intervening in trivial social media rows than tackling more serious crimes, the new chairman of the Police Federation has claimed. Mail Online 23/9/2018 News Sussex Police reveals rural crime strategy Specialist officers will be brought in to deal with crimes against wildlife and the environment as part of a new rural crime strategy. The Argus 23/9/2018 News Anti-terror police chief hopes Bodyguard inspires a flood of new recruits Counter-terror police hope the Bodyguard drama inspires a new generation of officers as thousands flock to recruitment web pages as the series draws to a close. The Standard 23/9/2018 News Revealed: the police list of flags that could be criminal offence to fly in Scotland An official Police Scotland list of flags which could be a criminal offence to display includes the Irish tricolour, the Israeli and Palestinian flags and the Catalan and Basque flags – but not the Union Jack or Saltire. The Herald (Scotland) 23/9/2018 News Slo-mo footage helps gun crime investigations The devastating effects of firearms on model skulls are being captured in super slow motion to help investigate gun crime. BBC 23/9/2018 News Police surrender to trans madness A leading women’s group is warning that ‘women are in danger of being over-represented in violent crime statistics because the police are allowing offenders to choose whether they are recorded as male or female rather than by their biological sex’. Conservative Woman 23/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Sadiq Khan will use Glasgow method to beat knife crime and clean up London’s violent streets Glasgow had the highest murder rate in Europe until authorities took a radical approach by treating violence as a public health issue like other diseases Mirror 23/9/2018 News Police chiefs claim criminals are being ‘encouraged’ to commit offences because ‘soft judges’ won’t send them to jail Thieves are being ‘encouraged’ to pursue lives of crime because the courts won’t send them to jail, according to police chiefs. Mail Online 23/9/2018 News The Bodyguard: Meet the real-life close protection officer Detective Chief Inspector Steve Ray has protected heads of state and government in his work as a close protection officer. BBC 23/9/2018 Analysis, Feature Baroness Hale: female judges improve justice Women’s perspective is vital in court, says Britain’s senior judge The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 23/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital: police took four years to hand body parts to families Body parts of crime victims found in storage, including organs at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital, were kept secret from their families for more than four years while police chiefs discussed how to minimise the impact of the scandal. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 23/9/2018 News More than 90% of police convicted of crimes – including sex assaults – still keep their full pensions Freedom of Information requests revealed there have been 770 officer convictions in England and Wales since 2013 but only 24 of them forfeited pensions Mirror 22/9/2018 News «367436753676367736783679368036813682Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
