Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91709 total results. Showing results 75501 to 75520 «377237733774377537763777377837793780Next ›Last » Police commissioners given go-ahead to take on fire service duties Local authorities opposition to the proposals were vetoed by Home Secretary Amber Rudd. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/3/2018 News HMIs ‘don’t have the resources’ to impose recommendation deadlines A scathing inspection in July highlighted how the chance of a fair trial was being undermined by failures to disclose evidence. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/3/2018 News Direct entry detective plan at UK’s economic crime force City of London commissioner is looking to bring recruits straight to investigation teams. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/3/2018 News Judges asked to consider tougher penalties for lower-level terror crimes The first ever comprehensive terror sentencing guidance has been published to help English and Welsh courts stay on top of the rapidly evolving threat from extremism. Police Professional 28/3/2018 News Thames Valley Police sorry after breach of court order Thames Valley Police has apologised in court after the force's press office breached reporting restrictions in a child sex exploitation trial. Oxford Mail 28/3/2018 News UK police mobile device extraction tech raises eyebrows, study UK police are secretly deploying technology which allows them to download all of the content and data from someone's phone on a questionably legal basis due to a lack of clarity in the law, according to a recent report. SC Media 28/3/2018 News One in 10 police on ‘light duties’ – but data more detailed than elsewhere One in every 10 police officers in Suffolk are currently unfit to perform their full range of duties. Ipswich Star 28/3/2018 News Why I’m hugely disappointed the police chief is taking over the fire brigade Fire authority chairman says it’s ‘costly and unnecessary’ Cambridgeshire Live 28/3/2018 Feature, Opinion Police DNA tagging spray to track offenders sparks civil liberties concerns It is feared innocent parties could find themselves coated with the liquid when SelectaDNA spray is used for the first time in Scotland. Daily Record 28/3/2018 News Precept rise to fund 150 new police officers for Essex Essex will see 150 new front line police officers in communities across the county from next year. East Anglian Daily Times 28/3/2018 News Police ‘tipped off about pay complaint’ Police Scotland were tipped off about an official complaint relating to payouts made to senior staff members by a member of the force watchdog, a tribunal has been told. The Times - Subscription at source 28/3/2018 News Scottish Crime and Justice Survey 2016/17 A National Statistics Publication for Scotland. Scottish Government 28/3/2018 Report Most people believe punishments are failing to fit the crime Less than half of Scots think that criminals are being punished appropriately by the courts while confidence in the police has fallen since the creation of Police Scotland. The Times - Subscription at source 28/3/2018 News Police text victims to say their case has been closed Britain’s biggest police force is routinely using text messages to inform victims of crime that their case is being discontinued, it emerged yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 28/3/2018 News North Yorkshire PCC: Fire service decision ‘delayed’ – not halted North Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) has rubbished claims her bid to take responsibility for the county's fire service has been halted. BBC 27/3/2018 News Police Chiefs’ blog: CC Dee Collins – Closing the police gender pay gap is going to be hard work but it’s worth it I’ve spent the last three decades in policing - as a uniformed officer, as a roads policing specialist, Cleveland’s first female armed response officer, and now as a chief constable. In that time I’ve seen a huge cultural shift in attitudes towards women in policing, from a culture where women were a tiny minority and were issued with a force handbag on joining, given a stockings allowance and told we were only allowed to wear trousers on nights, to one where women make up an integral and ever growing part of the service. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 27/3/2018 Feature, Opinion Digital stop and search: How the UK police can secretly download everything from your mobile phone The ‘Digital stop and search’ report examines the use of ‘mobile phone extraction’ tools by the UK police, enabling them to download all of the content and data from people’s phones. Privacy International have exposed a potentially unlawful regime operating with UK police forces, who are confused about the legal basis for the technology they are using. The police are acting without clear safeguards for the public, and no independent oversight to identify abuse and misuse of sensitive personal information. Seen in the light of ongoing issues of discrimination within the criminal justice system, this presents a serious cause for concern. Privacy International 27/3/2018 Report Newmarket’s new joint police and fire station is officially opened Newmarket’s new £574,000 shared fire and police station has been officially opened, paving the way for “blue light collaboration” in the area. East Anglian Daily Times 27/3/2018 News The Guardian view on terror’s chaos: it affects public and public services Lord Kerslake’s report into the terrorist attack on a pop concert in Manchester last May shows that an effective response is not only critical for managing the response to an attack, but also for the welfare of the victims The Guardian 27/3/2018 Feature, Opinion Terror attack response rules too inflexible, says Manchester mayor Andy Burnham calls for common sense to prevail after firefighters were barred from arena site The Guardian 27/3/2018 News «377237733774377537763777377837793780Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
