Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93990 total results. Showing results 74261 to 74280 «371037113712371337143715371637173718Next ›Last » New figures reveal scale of grooming in Dorset More than 35 offences have been committed in Dorset since a new anti-grooming law came into force. Dorset Echo 28/8/2018 News New Police Scotland chief admits ‘we didn’t get everything right’ in the past The new chief constable of Police Scotland has admitted his force made mistakes in the past by “imposing” national policies on local divisions. The Scotsman 28/8/2018 News West Mercia Police’s low rate of bobbies on the beat revealed West Mercia Police has one of the lowest rates for bobbies on the beat in the country, according to new figures. Shropshire Star 28/8/2018 News Violence against elderly soars to new high Violent crime against the elderly has rocketed to record levels in Britain. Shocking statistics uncovered by the Daily Express show the number of over-65s subjected to assaults has soared by nearly 260 per cent in the past 10 years. Express 28/8/2018 News ‘Combat TOXIC drugs and violence cycle with MORE stop and search’, says Iain Duncan Smith Police bosses should dramatically increase the use of controversial stop and search powers to confront rising gang violence amid increasing violent crime levels across the UK, a former Conservative leader has argued. Express 28/8/2018 News ITV GMB: ‘You SHOULD mind’ Jeremy Kyle fails to hide his FURY at police chief Simon Cole Good Morning Britain saw guest presenter Jeremy Kyle struggle to cover his rage over the policing “crisis” in the UK over the last year, and ended up ranting at Leicestershire police constable Simon Cole. Express 28/8/2018 News Humza Yousaf will ‘re-examine options’ for devolution of railway policing The Scotsman revealed earlier this month that controversial plans to merge British Transport Police (BTP) and Police Scotland are set to be scrapped. A report published yesterday by Police Scotland said it was not possible to give a “go-live” date for the merger due to ongoing concerns. The Scotsman 28/8/2018 News “We have got to come together” – Tim Passmore calls for unity after latest Ipswich stabbing Suffolk is being urged to unite to confront the issues it is facing following another stabbing in Ipswich. Ipswich Star 28/8/2018 News Notting Hill KNIFE Carnival: One stabbed, 49 knives seized, 385 held – crime 33% up The Met Police force confirmed that it made over 370 arrests at this year’s Notting Hill Carnival over the August Bank Holiday weekend. But despite poor weather conditions and rain showers, record numbers turned out to the annual street party, considered the largest in Europe. Express 28/8/2018 News Met Police urged to ramp up stop and search to tackle London gang violence London should impose a US-style of policing to curb a "toxic cycle of serious violence" and ramp up "stop and search" in the capital, according to a think tank. The Standard 28/8/2018 News Police sergeant sues bosses for £250,000 after he was shot at with LIVE bullets during a weapons training session A police officer who was shot at with live rounds during a training exercise is suing his bosses for £250,000. Mail Online 28/8/2018 News Periods in police custody: Making crimson waves and changing PACE In October 2017, Sherry Ralph, COO for the Independent Custody Visiting Association highlighted the problem of custody suites routinely failing women experiencing their period. Fast forward ten months and the Home Office has just released consultation on revising PACE Codes C and H to ensure women are treated with dignity. IVCA Chief Executive Katie Kempen explains why the changes are vital. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/8/2018 Opinion Report Watch: HMICFRS’ Understanding the difference – The initial police response to hate crime The latest in our Report Watch series, which summarises the findings of reports that impact policing and includes responses from the main stakeholders as well as media reaction, takes a look at HMICFRS's Understanding the difference - The initial response to hate crime, published in July. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/8/2018 Analysis Police force says facial recognition software is now much better after thousands of false matches Out of 44,468 faces scanned during Swansea's Biggest Weekend, there were only ten false matches, figures obtained via Freedom of Information have revealed Wales Online 28/8/2018 News Revealed: West Mercia Police to make £24.3 million cuts in three years West Mercia Police will need to make cuts of £24.3 million over the next three years to balance its budget, according to its Chief Constable. Shropshire Star 28/8/2018 News Shared non-emergency number for all public services could be answer to police’s 101 woes, new Chief Constable says National solutionsneed to be found for the huge surge in calls to police non-emergency number 101, according to North Yorkshire’s new Chief Constable. The Yorkshire Post 28/8/2018 News Increasing police diversity to be treated like critical incident Police Oracle speaks to one of the chief constables behind the police diversity strategy Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/8/2018 News Policing’s ‘sick blue line’ turns to civvy street Record number of civilians hired by forces Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/8/2018 News Sex abuse reform ‘a step backwards’ The victims’ commissioner has accused senior police officers of taking a retrograde step over plans to abandon the national policy to believe alleged sexual abuse victims automatically. The Times - Subscription at source 28/8/2018 News Expelled GCSE boy became armed robber A boy who was among dozens of pupils excluded by an academy before their GCSEs has since been convicted of robbing taxi drivers at gunpoint. The Times - Subscription at source 28/8/2018 Analysis, Feature «371037113712371337143715371637173718Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
