Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98367 total results. Showing results 73661 to 73680 «368036813682368336843685368636873688Next ›Last » State of Children’s Rights 2018 In the 30th year since the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) was first adopted by the United Nations, our annual State of Children’s Rights in England report takes a look back at the past year to assess how well the government is respecting children’s rights. Children's Rights Alliance for England (CRAE) 12/3/2019 Report Half of children who are tasered come from BAME groups – report Rights campaigners reveal sharp rise in use of spit hoods on under-18s by police The Guardian 12/3/2019 News New approach stretches beyond crime to culture Attitudes to domestic abuse have been transformed. Behaviour that was once regularly dismissed by officers as “only a domestic” is now taken seriously by the government and the police. The Times - Subscription at source 12/3/2019 Analysis, Feature A sixth of London homicides are linked to violence against women One in six homicide victims in London is a woman killed by someone they knew, data compiled by The Times suggests. The Times - Subscription at source 12/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Victim calls for register of abusers When Zoe Dronfield reported her abusive ex-partner for harassment she was told by police to stop answering her phone and find a “nice boyfriend”. The Times - Subscription at source 12/3/2019 News More abuse, fewer arrests: the domestic violence figures from stretched police It is the same alarming pattern across the country: more and more women are coming forward to report domestic abuse but police are arresting fewer of their suspected abusers. The Times - Subscription at source 12/3/2019 News One in five women killed by their partners had contacted the police A fifth of women murdered by their current or former partners had been in touch with the police, figures obtained by The Times suggest, as arrest rates for domestic violence plummet. The Times - Subscription at source 12/3/2019 News MI5 did not tell police of minister’s ‘penchant for small boys’, inquiry hears MI5 warned the cabinet secretary in the 1980s about rumours that a minister had a “penchant for small boys” but did not inform the police or launch an investigation into the allegations, according to a member of the security services. The Guardian 11/3/2019 News Durham police chief Mike Barton announces retirement The chief constable of Durham has announced he is to retire this summer. BBC 11/3/2019 News Durham Police’s top cop Mike Barton reflects on seven years as chief constable Known for his no-nonsense style and radical approach to policing, Durham Police’s top cop will be remembered as a vocal advocate for reforming drugs policy and for attempts to crack down on organised crime gangs. The Northern Echo 11/3/2019 News 50 MPs unite to demand cash for police to fight knife crime Chancellor Philip Hammond was today urged to use this week’s Spring Statement to help the Metropolitan Police fight knife crime. The Standard 11/3/2019 News It’s a cop out! New call to get police back in our football grounds following attack on Aston Villa’s Jack Grealish Football has gone too far in replacing police with stewards, it was claimed on Monday night after the man who attacked Aston Villa's Jack Grealish was sent to prison for 14 weeks. Mail Online 11/3/2019 News 999 and 101 services to be returned to Cleveland Police from May as emergency calls rise by 28% Emergency calls service for Cleveland Police is set to be operated by the force from May after being privately operated for almost 10 years. Hartlepool Mail 11/3/2019 News Police form group to tackle cash machine thefts The PSNI has formed a team of detectives to investigate cash machine thefts. BBC 11/3/2019 News Julia Mulligan will not stand for re-election as North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner The decision of an outspoken police, fire and crime commissioner to not stand for re-election has received a mixed reaction. The Northern Echo 11/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Knife crime rise is steepest outside London, police figures show Knife crime is rising at a steeper rate outside London, according to an analysis of official police data. The Standard 11/3/2019 News Durham police chief Mike Barton announces retirement The chief constable of Durham has announced he is to retire this summer. BBC 11/3/2019 News Statement from Julia Mulligan Julia Mulligan has today (Monday, 11 March) spoken to her team, the Chief Constable and Chief Fire Officer to inform them of her decision not to stand for re-election as North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner in May 2020. North Yorkshire OPCC 11/3/2019 News Scotland needs radical approach to tackle ‘drugs capital of Europe’ shame Record View argues that our measures to tackle drugs have simply come nowhere close to success as our annual deaths toll fast approach the 1000 mark. Daily Record 11/3/2019 Feature, Opinion Viral video of man ‘being restrained by officers’ under review by force West Midlands Police admitted on Sunday that it was aware of the video, adding that footage and officers' body-worn cameras were now being reviewed. 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