Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 75181 to 75200 «375637573758375937603761376237633764Next ›Last » Half of Wiltshire police won’t get pay rise News that police are to get a 2.5 per cent rise in pay has been welcomed by the Wiltshire Police and Crime Commissioner. But Angus Macpherson has questioned where the extra cash to pay for the increase is going to come from. Swindon Advertiser 26/7/2019 News Bring up the bodies: on the beat with Manchester’s underwater police Marine diving units look for anything from phones to cars – but their priority is finding missing people. The Guardian 26/7/2019 News Longbridge police to move in with Fire Service to cut costs The Longbridge Neighbourhood Policing Team - including PCSOs (Police Community Support Officers) - will move into Northfield Fire Station 'soon'. Bromsgrove Advertiser 26/7/2019 News The quiet scheme saving thousands from ransomware A free scheme to prevent cyber-attack victims paying ransom to hackers claims to have saved more than 200,000 victims at least $108m (£86m). BBC 26/7/2019 News Boris Johnson to relax stop and search rules as he launches plan to recruit 20,000 police officers Boris Johnson has vowed to urgently relax stop and search restrictions for police officers across the UK, in a controversial first full policy announcement as prime minister. The Independent 26/7/2019 News In conference: Policing Insight attends the Australia & New Zealand Police Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) Conference 2019 Policing Insight attended its first international conference in Melbourne, Australia this month. Our staff writer, a stalwart of many police conferences, found the innovative and holistic approach to familiar policing issues at the Australia & New Zealand Police Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) Police Conference 2019 a refreshing experience. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/7/2019 News APCC custody lead welcomes written ministerial statement APCC Lead for Custody, Dorset PCC Martyn Underhill, has welcomed a Written Ministerial Statement from the Policing Minister (made on 23/07/19) that will see improvements to the way female detainees are treated in police custody. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 26/7/2019 News Boris Johnson ‘can’t be trusted’ on police recruitment after failure as Mayor Labour say police numbers fell on his watch after he promised to increase them. Mirror 26/7/2019 News Want 20,000 extra police officers? The police service will need to recruit 45,000 With this week’s announcement that the police service must recruit 20,000 extra officers over the next three years, Managing Director of a national police recruitment website Allpolicejobs.co.uk Richard Place explores the facts behind the headline figure. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/7/2019 Analysis ‘What a difference a new PM makes to policing’ Promises of national policing board, extra officers and easier stop-and-search powers in 'new relationship' with government welcomed by PFEW. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/7/2019 News Were police too quick to believe historical sex abuse claims? Carl Beech - the paedophile whose false claims of abuse against public figures were once described as "credible and true" by police - is to be sentenced for perverting the course of justice. In the aftermath of the Jimmy Savile scandal, were police too quick to believe historical sex abuse allegations? BBC 26/7/2019 News Prime Minister launches police recruitment drive Prime Minister Boris Johnson launches police recruitment drive. Home Office 26/7/2019 News Australia to ‘lift veil’ on Facebook, Google algorithms to protect privacy Australia said it would establish the world’s first dedicated office to police Facebook Inc (FB.O) and Google (GOOGL.O) as part of reforms designed to rein in the U.S. technology giants, potentially setting a precedent for global lawmakers. Reuters 26/7/2019 News Enslaved on a British cannabis farm: ‘The plants were more valuable than my life’ Minh was 16 when he was kidnapped, raped and trafficked to the UK, and then locked up and forced to grow cannabis. But when the police found him, he was treated like a criminal rather than a victim. The Guardian 26/7/2019 Analysis, Feature Christopher Kapessa death now handled by major crime team The death of a 13-year-old boy whose body was found in a river earlier this month will now be handled by a major crime investigation team. BBC 26/7/2019 News UK MPs Ask For Suspension Of Using Facial Recognition By Police In a recent event, The House of Commons Science and Technology said that automated face recognition trial should come to a halt altogether till relevant regulations aren’t in a proper place. They further stated that the facial recognition technique is inaccurate to some extent and is biased. E-Industry News 26/7/2019 News New PM Johnson to begin hiring 20,000 extra police officers LONDON (Reuters) - Britain’s new Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced plans to start hiring an extra 20,000 police officers in the next few weeks, reversing cuts made under previous governments in a pitch to voters concerned about rising violent crime. Reuters 26/7/2019 News Boris Johnson wants to recruit 20,000 extra police officers The new prime minister’s plan to strengthen the UK’s police force will begin in a matter of weeks. Metro 26/7/2019 News Top Suffolk police officer blames increase in sick days for mental health issues on officer cuts Suffolk's deputy police chief constable, Rachel Kearton, has spoken of her concerns after it was revealed that the number of sick days taken by police officers across the UK because of mental health issues soared by more than two-thirds in the past five years. East Anglian Daily Times 26/7/2019 News Prime Minister launches police recruitment drive Prime Minister Boris Johnson launches police recruitment drive. Prime Minister's Office 26/7/2019 News «375637573758375937603761376237633764Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
