Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104008 total results. Showing results 7541 to 7560 «374375376377378379380381382Next ›Last » Report into response to serious youth violence highlights police inconsistencies and multi-agency safeguarding failings A report examining the findings from six multi-agency joint targeted area inspections into the response to serious youth violence has highlighted policing inconsistencies as well as wider multi-agency safeguarding failings that are putting youngsters at risk of harm, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/1/2025 Analysis, Feature Some accents sound guiltier than others, researchers find Researchers say police officers, lawyers and juries are all susceptible to judging voices based on stereotypes, whether they’re aware of it or not. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/1/2025 News The difficulties in getting the probation service fully staffed again Russell Webster reviews a thematic inspection report which highlights the difficulties in building a stable, capable probation workforce. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/1/2025 Feature Police ‘don’t always have time’ to record race of grooming gang suspects, claims NPCC boss Richard Fewkes admits there are ‘gaps’ in the data, but insists this is not down to ‘cultural sensitivities’ The Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/1/2025 News Ontario’s new civilian oversight group investigating complaints filed against Windsor Police Service CANADA: Ontario's new Inspector General of Policing is investigating two complaints filed against the Windsor Police Service. The first has to do with how the police dealt with a person trying to report harassment and the second centres on how the service dispatches police officers. Both complaints were submitted to the province's new Inspectorate of Policing, which launched last April as part of the new Community Safety and Policing Act. CBC News (Canada) 17/1/2025 News Exceptional leaders wanted to join Police Scotland’s leadership team The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) is advertising for two “exceptional police leaders” to join Police Scotland’s executive team and support the chief constable to shape the next important phase of policing in Scotland. Police Professional 17/1/2025 News Addressing localism: the Chief HMIC on countering the desire ‘to always look after your own patch’ Chief HMIC Andy Cooke speaks to Police Oracle about how he sees the inspectorate sitting within a new structure for policing designed to bolster ‘a stronger centre.’ Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/1/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion Statement on government action plan to tackle grooming gangs and child sexual abuse Baroness Newlove welcomed the government’s commitment to the IICSA recommendations and urged faster action to guarantee therapeutic support for victims, including adult survivors, and wraparound care for those giving evidence at inquiries. Victims' Commissioner 17/1/2025 News PFEW kickstarts campaign to secure fair pay in 2025 As 2025 gets underway, we want to update members on the progress of this year’s pay review process and the Federation’s approach. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 17/1/2025 News Thames Valley Chief Constable suspended pending investigation The Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police (TVP), Jason Hogg, has been suspended following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation into allegations of potential gross misconduct. Emergency Services Times 17/1/2025 News Confidence in policing symposium The College of Policing has brought together international police leaders and experts at a ground-breaking symposium to address the issue of rebuilding trust and confidence with the public. College of Policing 17/1/2025 News Criminal justice in Scotland: Inefficient, ineffective and ill-equipped for coming challenges? Recent reports of a rise in violent offences in Scotland against an apparent backdrop of record low crime rates support the suggestion that the country’s real crime figures are much higher than acknowledged, argues former Police Scotland Superintendent Martin Gallagher, and – added to inefficiencies in the courts, falling officer numbers and an overflowing prison estate – could see the problems facing the Scottish criminal justice system turn into a crisis. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/1/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion ‘No confidence’: Call to remove officer in charge at remote NT station AUSTRALIA: Residents at a remote Territory community have called for change at the top at the local police station. NT News (Australia) - Subscription at source 17/1/2025 News Eight gangs terrorise Ireland’s wild west as elite garda op smashes mob with Gilligan & Hutch links after boss caged REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: They have been causing fear, terror and misery across the west of Ireland for the last 20 years. The Irish Sun (Republic of Ireland) 17/1/2025 News How can police stop knife crime? Here’s what they’re trying After a Times report exposed the scale of the problem across England and Wales, we explore some of the measures being taken to tackle it The Times - Subscription at source 16/1/2025 Analysis, Feature IOPC investigation into Thames Valley Police Chief Constable Jason Hogg IOPC Director of Operations Steve Noonan said: “We are investigating the conduct of the Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police (TVP), Jason Hogg, as part of an ongoing independent investigation. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 16/1/2025 News Emergency Services Network gets a boost with IBM now on board After a long period of uncertainty about which supplier will get the government contract to deliver the Emergency Services Network that will replace the ageing Airwave system, the Home Office has announced that it is partnering with tech giant IBM and that the Policing and Fire Minister will be chairing regular meetings to boost momentum. Emergency Services Times 16/1/2025 News West Midlands Police using AI to help the most vulnerable people West Midlands Police is using the latest artificial intelligence (AI) technology to fast-track the most vulnerable people who call the non-emergency number asking for help. Emergency Services Times 16/1/2025 News Next steps to tackle child sexual exploitation Home Secretary Yvette Cooper gave an update on the actions the government will take to protect young people from sexual abuse and grooming gangs. Home Office 16/1/2025 News Survivors of sexual abuse to be empowered by closed case reviews More victims will be empowered to have their cases independently reviewed, as the Home Secretary unveils further action to tackle grooming gangs. Home Office 16/1/2025 News «374375376377378379380381382Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
