Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115867 total results. Showing results 73921 to 73940 «369336943695369636973698369937003701Next ›Last » Survivors of child abuse need support as well as justice By my late twenties I had worked all over the world, a dream of mine, before landing a regular presenter’s slot on Sky Sports. But my achievements in adulthood concealed a childhood racked with trauma. The Times - Subscription at source 27/11/2020 Feature, Opinion Rape reports fall significantly during lockdown Reports of rape dropped significantly during lockdown, according to new figures released by Police Scotland. Police Professional 26/11/2020 News Changes to the Hate Crime Bill may not go far enough Holyrood’s Justice Committee will shortly conclude its Stage 1 scrutiny of the Hate Crime Bill. Over the last few months, it has heard oral evidence from various experts and received almost 2,000 written submissions from the public. Strong opinions have been voiced by an astonishing array of people: lawyers, police officers, academics, writers, comedians, actors, journalists, Christians, Hindus, Atheists, Secularists, Humanists and women’s groups. Holyrood Magazine 26/11/2020 News Police forces prepare for new complaints system As police forces in England and Wales continue to implement reforms to the complaints system, the Independent Office for Police Conduct has today published the final statistics for complaints recorded under the old system. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 26/11/2020 News More forces gaining benefit from better tools Read this months newsletter from the National Enabling Programmes, highlighting the most recent impact forces are realising as a result of rolling out the NEP Microsoft 365 tools in a secured police cloud environment. National Enabling Programmes 26/11/2020 News Most Canadians support police body cameras: Survey CANADA: The vast majority of Canadians support the use of body cameras by police officers, according to a new study. A Navigator poll conducted on behalf of body-worn camera manufacturer Axon suggested most Canadians feel body cameras will reduce use-of-force instances by police — particularly towards marginalized groups. Toronto Sun (Canada) 26/11/2020 News Police chief calls for embrace of harm reduction with increase in fentanyl on the streets CANADA: It was meth before, but Regina Police Chief Evan Bray said a different drug is becoming more prevalent in the city. “The reality is, we’re seeing more fentanyl, and other drugs that have been laced with or cut with fentanyl and that is what is really causing us this serious health risk in our community,” Bray said during the Greg Morgan Morning Show on Thursday. CJME (Canada) 26/11/2020 News Edmonton police makes youth diversion program permanent CANADA: Edmonton police have made permanent a pilot program meant to keep youth out of the criminal justice system. “DIVERSIONfirst” focuses on intervention for first-time offenders ages 12-17 accused of a non-violent crime. Police officers can choose to refer teens to the program involving YMCA Youth Diversion when arrested, instead of laying charges. Edmonton Journal (Canada) 26/11/2020 News Force Focus: Northumbria Police’s Kirsty Potter on launching a new Forensic Services Department In October, Northumbria Police launched a new Forensic Services Department, bringing together its traditional forensics, Digital Forensics Unit (DFU), CCTV, Forensic Collision Investigation Unit (FCIU) and forensic Quality Team under one structure for the first time. Forensic Capability Network 26/11/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Domestic violence Debate rages among family violence campaigners over criminalising coercive control AUSTRALIA: Family violence campaigners are at odds over whether Victoria should consider criminalising coercive control - which includes non-physical domestic abuse - in the aftermath of high-profile murders of women including Brisbane woman Hannah Clark. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 26/11/2020 News PC who redesigned ‘uncomfortable’ hijab hopes new version will inspire more Muslim women to join the force The hijab originally provided by North Yorkshire Police was uncomfortable, did not look good and was potentially unsafe, Uzma Amireddy said i News 26/11/2020 News The disturbing trend that has Victoria’s top cop ‘terribly concerned’ AUSTRALIA: Victoria’s top cop has revealed he is “terribly concerned” about rising knife crime across the state. 3AW (Australia) 26/11/2020 News Have the police just given up on crime? Nicholas Richards is a familiar face in the stores of London's West End. He's a serial shoplifter. Mail Online 26/11/2020 Feature, Opinion Paris police officers suspended over beating of black music producer French authorities have suspended three police officers after they were seen on video beating up a black music producer in central Paris. BBC 26/11/2020 News Unit to tackle domestic crime by changing behaviour of abusers Police are hoping a new approach to tackling domestic violence can help alter the behaviour of abusers, protect victims and reduce increasing demand. East Anglian Daily Times 26/11/2020 News Lancashire Police: Force unveils new high-tech body cameras Police officers will be equipped with new cutting-edge technology thanks to a multi-million pound investment. This comes in the form of a fleet of high-tech body cameras, unveiled on Wednesday by Police and Crime Commissioner Clive Grunshaw. This Is Lancashire 26/11/2020 News IOPC passes file to CPS over photos of murdered sisters A total of 13 Met officers are under IOPC investigation over allegations which now include cheating in an exam and discriminatory language, after photographs of a murder scene were shared. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/11/2020 News ‘Important milestone’ as prisons, courts and victim services get £4bn funding boost Almost £4.4 billion will be invested to increase court capacity, create prison places and support victims following the Chancellor’s Spending Review announcement yesterday (November 25). Police Professional 26/11/2020 News ‘Increasing trend’ for local resolution as police forces implement new complaints system As police forces in England and Wales continue to implement “significant reforms” to the complaints system, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has today (November 26) published the final statistics for complaints recorded under the old system. Police Professional 26/11/2020 News Security Minister speech to the Royal United Services Institute SPEECH; Security Minister James Brokenshire delivered a speech at the RUSI on the changing terror threat and how the government and partners have continued to adapt strategies to meet the emerging challenges. Home Office 26/11/2020 Feature, Opinion «369336943695369636973698369937003701Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
