Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101278 total results. Showing results 75541 to 75560 «377437753776377737783779378037813782Next ›Last » Forensic science strategy The government's vision for forensic science in the criminal justice system. Home Office 23/4/2019 Report Biometrics Commissioner 2018 annual report: update Update on the status of the Biometrics Commissioner annual report for 2018. Home Office 23/4/2019 News Joint review of forensics (2018) and implementation plan A joint review of the provision of forensic science to the criminal justice system in England and Wales and accompanying implementation plan. Home Office 23/4/2019 Report Government publishes new action plan to improve police forensics The Home Office today publishes a 13-point action plan to improve police forensics. Home Office 23/4/2019 News Children’s prisons inflict unspeakable damage on inmates. Close them now The 15th anniversary of Gareth Myett’s death in a children’s prison is being commemorated by a campaign to end child imprisonment in the UK. It is hugely appropriate – because in the intervening years, those responsible for running children’s prisons have repeatedly shown that they are incapable of nurturing and rehabilitating the children in their care. The Guardian 23/4/2019 Feature, Opinion Understanding the Use, and Misuse, of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in Trauma-Informed Policing An increased awareness about how trauma impacts upon children and adults is vital for the identification of vulnerability, development of trauma-informed policing and strengthening the case for the prevention. ACEs provide an easily understandable framework which could help to develop trauma-informed practice and responses. However, there are potential misuses of ACEs in policing, for example using ACE scores or specific single ACEs as the basis for decisions or as intervention thresholds. In this article we review the current evidence with a focus on the strengths, current issues and risks in the use of ACEs across policing. Police Journal - Registration at source 23/4/2019 Research article London’s 2011 riots: Report blames deprivation and poor policing – not mad, bad, dangerous people At the time of the 2011 London riots, many commentators and politicians blamed the rioters rather than looking for underlying causes. However, a three-year research project suggests this was mistaken. Stephen Reicher, of the University of St Andrews; Clifford Stott, of Keele University, and John Drury, of the University of Sussex, explain their findings. Policing Insight 23/4/2019 Analysis Review and reform: How the new anti-terror powers will affect policing The Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Act 2019 received Royal Assent on 12th February. Anti-terror law expert Professor Emeritus Clive Walker QC (Hon), the Specialist Senior Advisor to the Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation, explains to Policing Insight the provisions of the new laws and the amendments made to existing powers. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/4/2019 Interview, Opinion Scottish gun crime falls to record low New government figures showed there were just under an offence involving a firearm every day in both 2016-17 & 2017-18. The Herald (Scotland) 23/4/2019 News Meet the man in charge of Sussex Police’s elite cyber crime unit Cyber criminals pose an ever greater threat to our day to day life. Meet the officer heading up the elite Sussex and Surrey Police unit standing in their way. Worthing Herald 23/4/2019 News Ex-soldier rewrites history books to show more troops and police died in Troubles than previously thought A retired soldier has rewritten the history books of the Troubles after 10 years of exhaustive research backed up his claim that many more troops, police officers and prison staff died than official records show. Belfast Telegraph 23/4/2019 News Recorded crimes and offences involving firearms: 2016-17 and 2017-18 statistics Statistics on crimes and offences recorded by the police in Scotland in which a firearm was alleged to have been involved or where a firearm was stolen. Scottish Government 23/4/2019 Report Recorded Crimes and Offences Involving Firearms, Scotland, 2016-17 & 2017-18 Scotland’s Chief Statistician today published Recorded Crimes and Offences Involving Firearms, 2016-17 & 2017-18. This bulletin provides information on crimes and offences recorded by the police in which a firearm was alleged to have been involved or where a firearm was stolen. Scottish Government 23/4/2019 News Leaked emails reveal county council chief executive’s plans for ‘air war’ against police chief’s fire service bid Mr Surl claims the emails, sent to senior figures at the county council, are a "smear campaign" Gloucestershire Live 23/4/2019 News Police condemn ‘depraved and barbaric’ murder intended to be a PSNI officer New IRA 'apologises' after admitting responsibility for killing of journalist Lyra McKee. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/4/2019 News Police arrest over 1,000 climate change protesters in London Protesters continued to peacefully occupy public spaces in the capital, including Parliament Square, Piccadilly Circus, Waterloo Bridge, Oxford Circus and Marble Arch, despite mounting and provocative police arrests. On Saturday, 200 extra police from neighbouring forces were demanded by the Metropolitan Police to deal with the protesters. World Socialist Web Site 23/4/2019 Feature, Opinion Top Maddie cop appears to stonewall stunning offer to solve vital DNA samples A remarkable pro bono offer to solve 18 DNA samples which could explain what happened to Madeleine McCann – first made in the nine.com.au podcast Maddie – has so far been met with deafening silence from UK police in charge of the years-long, $20m hunt for the missing girl. 9 News (Australia) 23/4/2019 News Sri Lanka attacks: Authorities face scrutiny over advance warnings Scrutiny fell on rifts in Sri Lanka's leadership on Monday after it emerged that authorities were warned about the group accused in Sunday's bombings. BBC 23/4/2019 News What Home Office says about legalising cannabis in the UK after police chief proposes change A North Wales police commissioner proposed legalised control of cannabis - so we put the suggestion to the UK Government. North Wales Live 23/4/2019 News Inner armour: Positive psychology can protect officers’ mental health Whilst programmes treating post-traumatic stress are available to police officers, the Quarantine Method tackles issues before they impact an officers’ mental health. Al McGregor of Inner Armour, which developed the method, argues passionately that it’s time for a rethink - all officers must be trained in positive psychology. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/4/2019 Opinion «377437753776377737783779378037813782Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
