Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101084 total results. Showing results 74721 to 74740 «373337343735373637373738373937403741Next ›Last » Government suppliers fail anti-slavery law test It is hailed as Theresa May’s great legacy from her days in the Home Office. In 2015, she rolled out legislation to protect victims of slavery. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 19/5/2019 News Funding granted for new global platform to protect children from online abuse The Global Fund to End Violence Against Children has awarded the Marie Collins Foundation £635,000 to support its work to protect children from online abuse. Home Office 18/5/2019 News Let us not criminalise ever more groups of young people, chief pleads A chief has warned that today’s policing must not criminalise even more groups of young people despite services to steer them away from knife crime having “disappeared”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/5/2019 News Police chiefs call for review of fitness tests and family-friendly approach as number of female chief constables drops to four Police chiefs have called for a review of fitness tests for women and expansion of family-friendly policies as the number of female chief constables falls to a ten-year low. The Sunday Telegraph - Subscription at source 18/5/2019 News Scale of police sexual abuse claims revealed Nearly 1,500 accusations made against officers in England and Wales over six years The Guardian 18/5/2019 News Volunteers help to maintain South Yorkshire police cars Volunteers are being used to help maintain South Yorkshire Police cars that respond to 999 calls. BBC 18/5/2019 News Fresh call on government to back police in fight against rising crime by West Midlands PCC David Jamieson Solihull Observer 18/5/2019 Feature, Opinion Not a single burglary was solved by police last year in these parts of Gloucestershire The findings 'don't come as a surprise as there are 22,000 fewer officers', the Police Federation said Gloucestershire Live 18/5/2019 News Police ask McDonald’s to halt milkshake sales during Farage rally Police asked a McDonald’s restaurant near an Edinburgh venue where Nigel Farage was speaking not to sell milkshakes because of concerns protesters might throw them at the Brexit party leader. The Guardian 18/5/2019 News Tone down speeches to avoid hate crime, MEP candidates told Politicians need to tone down their language to avoid “inciting hatred” and inflaming tensions during the final stage of campaigning for the European elections, a senior police chief has said. The Guardian 18/5/2019 News High praise for West Yorkshire Police’s crime recording as it is judged outstanding’ West Yorkshire Police is one of only two forces across the country to be rated as outstanding for crime recording, a latest inspection has revealed. Halifax Courier 18/5/2019 News Can the Cognitive Interview Reduce Memory Conformity in An Interview Context? Eyewitness testimony may be contaminated by event-related information shared by other witnesses. The present study aimed to assess the influence of a modified cognitive interview (MCI) on the detrimental effects of what is called memory conformity. Participants watched a videotaped staged event. Immediately after this, they answered 22 questions about the video out loud, either alone or with a confederate who intentionally introduced false information in her answers (i.e., 6 incorrect and 12 confabulated details). A week later, participants were interviewed individually about the video using either an MCI or a structured (control) interview. Results suggested that participants recalled some of the incorrect and confabulated items suggested by the confederate. Those interviewed with the MCI (vs. SI) also reported fewer incorrect details but more confabulated details previously introduced by the confederate. The potential social and cognitive mechanisms underlying the influence of the MCI protocol on the damaging effects of prior co-witness discussions are examined. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 18/5/2019 Research article “It Can’t Be Rape”: Female Vs. Male Rape Myths Among Israeli Police Officers This study compared male and female Israeli police officers (n = 242) and undergraduate students (n = 273) in their perception of myths about male and female rape and the association between these myths and social attitudes toward gender roles. The results indicated that men were more likely to subscribe to myths about male and female rape, and that police officers accept myths about female rape more than students of either gender. Analysis of the regression findings shows that gender role stereotypes significantly predict acceptance of rape myths among both men and women. The implications of these findings are discussed. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 18/5/2019 Research article Education is key in fight against terrorism in Yorkshire says head of terror police Education is the key in the fight against terrorism on the streets of Yorkshire, the head of counter terrorism police has said as it was revealed officers are running more than 700 live investigations across the country. . The Yorkshire Post 18/5/2019 News Terror attacks ‘highly likely’ warns head of county terrorism police Terrorist attacks across Yorkshire are "highly likely" and the public must not be complacent enough to think the threat has diminished as the country still remains on a severe warning despite the last major attack on the UK being nearly two years ago, the head of counter terrorism has said. The Yorkshire Post 18/5/2019 News Over-stretched police forces are ‘going soft’ on car crime as the number of stolen vehicles soars Over-stretched police forces have been accused of ‘going soft’ on car theft as stolen vehicle numbers have soared. Mail Online 18/5/2019 News Psychology of burglary is the key to a safe house Leave the 70in TV on the wall, remember that end of terraces are better for getaways, and if you want to avoid any feelings of guilt when breaking into a house, don’t go into the nursery. The Times - Subscription at source 18/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Police officers accused of spying on journalists Seven police officers face gross misconduct proceedings for spying on the mobile phones of journalists during leak inquiries, the police watchdog said. The Times - Subscription at source 18/5/2019 News Crime-fighters aged 16 join police patrols With their hi-vis jackets, police notebooks and regular patrols around town, they could be mistaken for fully trained bobbies on the beat if it were not for their smiling fresh faces. The Times - Subscription at source 18/5/2019 News Deadlier than the male New research suggests tackling female radicalisation could be the key to reducing terror attacks, but existing prevention strategies may be allowing women to slip through the net. Police Professional - Subscription at source 17/5/2019 Analysis, Feature «373337343735373637373738373937403741Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
