Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91782 total results. Showing results 74641 to 74660 «372937303731373237333734373537363737Next ›Last » Police defend facial recognition technology that wrongly identified 2,000 people as potential criminals A police force has defended its use of facial recognition technology after it was revealed that 2,000 people at the 2017 Champions League final in Cardiff were wrongly identified by the software as potential criminals. The Telegraph 5/5/2018 News Talks held on Shrewsbury police station move to Shirehall Shrewsbury Police Station could be moved to Shirehall when the council building is refurbished, it was revealed today. Shropshire Star 5/5/2018 News Labour say police could axe the equivalent of every police officer job in the north-east A row broke out last night after Labour warned that police chiefs could axe the equivalent of every officer in the entire north-east division. The Press and Journal 5/5/2018 News How Police Scotland bulldogs are fighting under a rug Backstabbing. Feuding gangs. Hate campaigns. Smears and counter-smears. Reports about Police Scotland have started to sound a lot like reports by Police Scotland. The Herald (Scotland) 5/5/2018 Feature, Opinion Police force defends facial recognition tech after 2,000 fans were wrongly identified A police force has defended its use of facial recognition technology after it revealed the software has made thousands of mistakes. Yahoo! 5/5/2018 News Loss of 1,200 police jobs in Scotland would ‘wipe out entire division of local officers’ A report by accountants has claimed seven per cent of the force could be let go as smartphones and other technology help cops save time - but it is unknown how many front-line officers are at risk The Scottish Sun 5/5/2018 News ‘Positive impact’ made after frontline officers taken off duty to man struggling custody centres More than 60 officers have been transferred to custody duties amid staff shortages Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/5/2018 News PLATELL’S PEOPLE: Police must stop their inane selfies – and start to nab villains Wasn’t it the sort of picture to turn your stomach? Grinning alongside the multi-millionaire ex-footballer Ian Wright, no fewer than six police officers posed for a selfie after his car was stolen. Mail Online 5/5/2018 News Knife crime has created a war zone in Britain, says Donald Trump Knife crime has turned one London hospital into a military war zone, President Trump claimed yesterday as he mounted a robust defence of Americans’ right to own guns. The Times - Subscription at source 5/5/2018 News Harvey Proctor sues police and accuser for £1m Harvey Proctor, the former Tory MP, is suing Scotland Yard and the man who falsely accused him of sexual abuse for more than £1 million. The Times - Subscription at source 5/5/2018 News Modern slavery training: Resource page Training and awareness raising resources available to public sector organisations to help their staff understand modern slavery and learn to spot the signs. Home Office 4/5/2018 Report Detainees who refuse to eat or drink Home Office detention services order about handling and recording detainees who refuse to eat or drink in immigration removal centres. Home Office 4/5/2018 Report Trump: Knife crime left London hospital ‘like a war zone’ US President Donald Trump has deplored London's knife crime, at the National Rifle Association's (NRA) meeting. BBC 4/5/2018 News Court move away from Telford hitting police resources, says chief Police time and resources are being affected by a move to hear remand cases in a court outside Shropshire, the region's crime commissioner has said. Shropshire Star 4/5/2018 News Disappointment as Perthshire police stations axed Three rural Perthshire police stations have been scrapped by Police Scotland as part of their estates review. Daily Record 4/5/2018 News Surge in sex cases abandoned over hidden evidence The number of sexual offence cases dropped because of a failure by police or prosecutors to disclose evidence has risen sixfold in four years. The Times - Subscription at source 4/5/2018 News ‘Net giants may spark next child sex scandal’ The UK may be shamed by another national child sex abuse scandal if online platforms do not clamp down on illegal content, the country’s most senior child protection police officer has warned. Simon Bailey said police are detecting cases of child abuse imagery and online grooming more than ever. He said around 450 monthly arrests for viewing indecent material involving children were just the ‘tip of the iceberg’. Metro 4/5/2018 News New £4.6m edge of town police station “will not impact” on visibility: Cumbria chief constable Top officer's pledge to Penrith residents as work starts on new station News & Star 4/5/2018 News Nottinghamshire Police pulls out of East Midlands anti-terror unit Nottinghamshire Police have pulled out of a specialist unit that deals with terrorism, road accidents and shootings. The East Midlands Operational Support Service (EMOpSS) pools resources from across Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire and Nottinghamshire BBC 4/5/2018 News First look inside Wrexham’s new £21.5m police station Wrexham’s new £21.5m eco-friendly police station is taking shape ahead of its opening later this year. Builders and contractors are coming to the final stages of the state-of-the-art facility off Davey Lane, Llay ahead of the scheduled completion date in September. North Wales Live 4/5/2018 News «372937303731373237333734373537363737Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
