Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96631 total results. Showing results 74641 to 74660 «372937303731373237333734373537363737Next ›Last » Police ‘may not be able to cope’ with possible dangers of no-deal Brexit Police have warned they may not have the resources to cope with “widescale disruption and dangers for the general public” that could result from a no-deal Brexit The Standard 15/11/2018 News Police Scotland cyber kiosks ‘could be unlawful’ The introduction of technology allowing the police to gather data from mobile phones or laptops looks set to be delayed following concerns its use may be unlawful. BBC 15/11/2018 News CPS and police ‘routinely failing’ to disclose evidence Prosecutors and police are routinely failing in their duties to disclose crucial evidence leading to cases being pursued that should have been dropped, a review by the attorney general has found. The Guardian 15/11/2018 News Hate Is in the Air! But Where? Introducing An Algorithm to Detect Hate Speech in Digital Microenvironments With the objective of facilitating and reducing analysis tasks undergone by law enforcement agencies and service providers, and using a sample of digital messages (i.e., tweets) sent via Twitter following the June 2017 London Bridge terror attack (N = 200,880), the present study introduces a new algorithm designed to detect hate speech messages in cyberspace. Unlike traditional designs based on semantic and syntactic approaches, the algorithm hereby implemented feeds solely on metadata, achieving high level of precision. Through the application of the machine learning classification technique Random Forests, our analysis indicates that metadata associated with the interaction and structure of tweets are especially relevant to identify the content they contain. However, metadata of Twitter accounts are less useful in the classification process. Collectively, findings from the current study allow us to demonstrate how digital microenvironment patterns defined by metadata can be used to create a computer algorithm capable of detecting online hate speech. The application of the algorithm and the direction of future research in this area are discussed. Crime Science Journal 15/11/2018 Research article Brexit: What does the EU Withdrawal Agreement mean for UK policing? The Draft EU Withdrawal Agreement has finally been published and agreed by the Cabinet, but, while the political fall out continues, what does it mean for UK policing? Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/11/2018 Analysis Review of the efficiency and effectiveness of disclosure in the criminal justice system The Attorney General, Geoffrey Cox QC MP, has today published the Government’s Review of the efficiency and effectiveness of disclosure in the criminal justice system Home Office 15/11/2018 Report Creating a ‘zero tolerance’ culture for disclosure failings across the criminal justice system The Attorney General, Geoffrey Cox QC MP, has today published the Government’s Review of the efficiency and effectiveness of disclosure in the criminal justice system Home Office 15/11/2018 News NPCC statement on the Attorney General’s review of the efficiency and effectiveness of disclosure in the criminal justice system National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for Disclosure, ACC Jeremy Burton said:.. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 15/11/2018 News City of London Police approves use of spit guards on capital’s streets Operational officers with the City of London Police are to begin using spit guards and leg restraints on the streets of the capital. Police Professional 15/11/2018 News Policing Minister: A billion pound more going into policing than three years ago Nick Hurd made the statement in an adjournment debate on police pension cuts in the House of Commons yesterday (November 14) but admitted there is a problem with the pensions shortfall which currently remains “unresolved”. Police Professional 15/11/2018 News Brexit agreement ‘robs the UK of cross-border crime fighting tools’ Worrying outlook for future of security cooperation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/11/2018 News PCSOs could be drafted in to fight fires as part of new agreement between police and fire service Dorset's police community support officers (PCSOs) could be drafted in to fight fires as part of a new agreement. Daily Echo (Southern) 15/11/2018 News PSNI’s mask filters five years out of date, ‘facial hair’ case told Lawyers for a police officer fighting the PSNI ban on facial hair have told an employment tribunal that the force's breathing masks are five years out of date. The case centres on whether the respiratory masks used in certain police units can be safely used with a "well-trimmed" moustache. Belfast Telegraph 15/11/2018 News Big Brother fears as police unveil speed camera that spies on drivers from almost a MILE away Privacy campaigners warned the new police kit is bringing the UK 'dangerously close to becoming a surveillance state' The Sun 15/11/2018 News U-turn over casual Northants police uniform The new chief constable of Northamptonshire Police has reversed a decision by his predecessor to introduce baseball caps for front-line officers. Northamptonshire Telegraph 15/11/2018 News Police commissioner to get more powers to support victims of sexual offences Hampshire's police and crime commissioner (PCC) will be given greater powers to support more victims of rape and sexual abuse under plans announced on Tuesday, 6 November by the government. Basingstoke Gazette 15/11/2018 News Police to trial new tools on Child Image Abuse Database The Home Office has revealed details of work to develop new tools to improve the capabilities of the Child Abuse Image Database (CAID). UKAuthority.com 15/11/2018 News Future of 101 non-emergency service in question as Lincolnshire Police faces £23.1million budget gap Lincolnshire Police’s 101 non-emergency telephone service could be the first casualty of a £23.1million budget gap facing the force over the next two years. Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones warned that the fate of the 101 service, introduced in November 2011 to report crimes “after the event”, lies with Chief Constable Bill Skelly Spalding Today 15/11/2018 News Government cuts may slash 140 police officers from the force Police and Crime Commissioner warns MPs that £6m increase will have "devastating" consequences Derbyshire Live 15/11/2018 News Commissioner reflects on his his first six years in role Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Clive Grunshaw has been reflecting on the successes he has had during his six years in the role. 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