Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115085 total results. Showing results 7401 to 7420 «367368369370371372373374375Next ›Last » Regina Police range receives $280,000+ in criminal forfeiture funding for modernization CANADA: The Regina Police Service (RPS) has secured over $280,000 from the Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund (CPFF) for the renovation of its indoor police firearms range. This funding, provided by the Government of Saskatchewan, redirects proceeds of crime to modernize a facility used by various law enforcement agencies across the province. Blue Line (Canada) 3/11/2025 News Northumbria Police launches condensed Special Constable course Successful completion of the two-year training course will lead directly to the offer of a full-time position. Northumbria Police has launched a new condensed Special Police Constable course, designed for students undertaking policing-related studies at colleges and universities within the force area. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/11/2025 News First test cases against PSNI over data breach to get under way Belfast legal firm Edwards Solicitors, which represents the majority of plaintiffs in the action, said the outcomes for the test cases will provide guidance for thousands of other cases. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/11/2025 News ‘We are not the morals police’ says new head of Counter Terrorism Policing AC Taylor says there could be record number of Prevent referrals this year with the majority being high risk people with no fixed ideology. Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor,who took over from Matt Jukes as head of CT Policing in the summer, told reporters that a feature of the challenge his officers faced was countering new forms of extremism. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/11/2025 Feature, Opinion New study puts ‘codependency’ to rest: How domestic violence perpetrators weaponise attachment New research into how perpetrators of repeat abuse “weaponise attachment” use grooming, trauma-sharing, and emotional manipulation to coerce victims – a relationship wrongly described by many professionals as ‘codependency’ – has highlighted the language and actions that police, social workers and others need to understand to be able to recognise coercive control, as research author and University of Cambridge Doctoral Researcher Mags Lesiak explains. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/11/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion The impact of education in critical thinking on leadership in police and emergency services Critical thinking is a widely acknowledged asset for police and emergency services leadership but under-represented in leadership development programs. This study investigates how explicit development of critical thinking affects leadership understanding and practice among these groups. Employing a qualitative case study design, data were collected through focus groups and semi-structured interviews with participants in the Australian Institute of Police Management’s Graduate Diploma of Executive Leadership. Thematic analysis, utilising NVivo software and triangulated across data sources, was used to identify patterns in participants’ responses. Findings suggest that critical thinking education invites more reflective decision-making, systems awareness, collaborative communication, and key characteristics of critical thinkers such as intellectual humility, curiosity, and autonomy. As participants shifted towards inclusive, future-oriented, and strategic discussions of leadership, the value of calculated risk-taking and the need for organisational change came to the fore. More research is needed into the translation of critical thinking education into organisational practice. Police Practice and Research 3/11/2025 Research article NSW Government launches DV Notify digital tool AUSTRALIA: The NSW and Federal Governments are today launching a new digital service that is set to strengthen protections for victim-survivors of domestic and family violence. DV Notify is a first-of-its-kind Australian service that alerts victim-survivors when an alleged perpetrator is released from custody. The tool delivers real-time text and email updates from arrest through to final sentencing, helping victim-survivors make informed decisions about their safety. Inside State Government (Australia) 3/11/2025 News Police rehearsed a knife attack scenario on a train line in March – here’s what went differently this time British Transport Police held an emergency exercise for press officers in March, which ironically involved a stabbing on a train travelling south near Huntingdon. Sky News 3/11/2025 Analysis, Feature NAO report reinforces arguments for police reform NPCC chair Chief Constable Gavin Stephens has renewed the call for ambitious police reform National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 3/11/2025 Feature, Opinion Police productivity This report examines how the Home Office is supporting police forces to improve their productivity and long-term financial sustainability. It covers: the financial pressures facing policing, the Home Office’s approach to improving the financial sustainability of policing, and what is needed to achieve lasting improvements in police productivity. National Audit Office (NAO) 3/11/2025 Report DCC Julia Debenham retires from policing It is with thanks and best wishes that we say goodbye to DCC Julia Debenham this week as she retires from Lincolnshire Police. Lincolnshire Police 3/11/2025 News Officers urged to take part in pay survey Police officers and staff who complete the PFFI survey before the end of November 2025 get the chance to win one of 10 £100 Amazon gift cards. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/11/2025 News Police productivity drive and savings envisaged through BlueLight Commercial ‘have fallen short’ National Audit Office report says BLC has not created a fundamental change in police procurement practices while trumpeted Police Productivity Review had funding withdrawn. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/11/2025 News South Australia grants police new powers to crack down on street gangs with tough laws AUSTRALIA: In a decisive move by the SA Government, new legislation has been passed to give police stronger powers to dismantle street gangs. Mirroring the approach used against outlaw bikie groups, the new laws are set to significantly boost law enforcement’s ability to target gang-related crime across South Australia. Glam Adelaide (Australia) 3/11/2025 News Police finances squeezed to meet crime targets A report by the National Audit Office found that the Home Office had ‘not fully understood the implications’ of the financial pressure on police The Times - Subscription at source 3/11/2025 News NAO points to major tech problems for police forces Police forces in the UK are not sufficiently exploiting opportunities with digital technology and AI, according to the National Audit Office (NAO). It has published a report on police productivity that highlights this as one of five key factors that are holding back efforts to make police services more productive and provide savings. UKAuthority.com 3/11/2025 News Police leaders urged to embed ethical use of AI across all areas of policing following launch of ANZPAA principles Following the recent launch of a new framework and principles for the “ethical and responsible” use of artificial intelligence (AI) across police forces by the Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA), Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons spoke to ANZPAA Policy & Research Officer Anastasia Pierakos about the aims of the guidance, the need to ensure the police use of AI is not “siloed” within specialist teams, and the importance of addressing issues such as transparency, accountability and oversight. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/11/2025 Feature, Innovation, Interview Home Office must deliver on police reform at critical moment, watchdog warns The National Audit Office says that severe financial pressures, outdated technology and staffing shortages leave the police poorly positioned to deal with the changing nature of crime and deliver on the government's policing commitments. Sky News 3/11/2025 Analysis, Feature Inside Anguilla’s Police Force with Commissioner Clark (Part 1) This 12-part video series (Sept 2025–Aug 2026) will explore policing across the 14 British Overseas Territories (BOTs), combining operational insight with human stories of resilience, innovation, and community trust. Aimed at a global policing audience, it will inspire professionals to consider unique career opportunities while highlighting the UK’s commitment to ethical, inclusive, and locally adapted policing in some of the world’s most remote and diverse jurisdictions. In this first episode of Policing TV’s British Overseas Territories series, we speak to Robert Muir Clark, Commissioner of the Royal Anguilla Police Force. Commissioner Clark reflects on his journey from Northern Ireland policing to leading one of the most challenging forces in the Caribbean. PolicingTV 3/11/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Doreen Lawrence calls for ‘cowardly’ undercover officer to face public inquiry Mother of murdered teenager to challenge ruling that David Hagan is too ill to give live evidence at spycops inquiry The Guardian 2/11/2025 News «367368369370371372373374375Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
