Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91708 total results. Showing results 75701 to 75720 «378237833784378537863787378837893790Next ›Last » Brit police forces spend peanuts on cybercrime training The police force covering the base of the UK's electronic spy agency, GCHQ, in Cheltenham, England, has admitted that it has spent nothing at all on cybercrime training over the past few years. The Register 20/3/2018 News What do police officers REALLY think about police ICT? Part 11: “Any other comments”… The latest CoPaCC thematic report 'Police ICT: User perspectives' was published recently. The report provides a unique insight into the views of the frontline on the provision of ICT in their force, based on CoPaCC's national survey. Bernard Rix, CoPaCC Chief Executive, takes a look at user responses to Question 11 (of eleven). Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/3/2018 Analysis, Feature Police lose track of 485 registered sex offenders across Britain Exclusive: Rapists and paedophiles are among the "missing" sex criminals, including some who disappeared more than a decade ago. Sky News 20/3/2018 News Chorus line: The journey to becoming a police approved supplier On 1 December 2017, the Police ICT Company entered into collaboration with a Small and Medium-sized Enterprise (SME). Boyd Mulvey, founder and Chief Executive Officer of Chorus Intelligence Ltd describes the journey to becoming an approved vendor with the hope of having a single contract with the police service. He reflects on what it’s like to be one of the first SMEs on board, the requirements placed on vendors, and explains why, although imperfect, the process is worth supporting and will give the police market a nudge in the right direction. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/3/2018 Opinion Only have disastrous affairs with activists, undercover police told Undercover police officers were told to have only “fleeting and disastrous” relationships with activist targets and that it was acceptable to break the law, according to an official memo. The Times - Subscription at source 20/3/2018 News Police call for ‘counter-terrorism citizens’ Police are asking the public for more help in thwarting terror attacks after more than a fifth of calls to them yielded useful intelligence last year. BBC 20/3/2018 News Police Scotland ACC Bernard Higgins back at work as probe goes on One of Scotland's most high-profile police officers is back at work after more than three months' suspension. Assistant Chief Constable Bernie Higgins headed the firearms unit and responses to major incidents. BBC 19/3/2018 News Presumed innocent but behind bars – is remand overused in England and Wales? This report by Transform Justice provides important further evidence of deficiencies in the processes by which decisions to remand defendants in custody are made. [PDF] Transform Justice 19/3/2018 Report Remand by skype – the dystopian future for an already broken system Imagine being imprisoned on remand in relation to a crime you did not commit on the basis of a 3 ½ minute “pitch” by a prosecutor whose only knowledge of your case is what they have read that morning. The information used to justify remand is often later found to be wrong, as our new report illustrates. Transform Justice 19/3/2018 Feature, Opinion Virtual remand hearings a ‘travesty of justice’ Courts have been urged to immediately stop using video remand hearings or risk deepening current problems with the criminal justice system. Police Professional 19/3/2018 News School bomb threat: ‘24,000 hoax emails sent to UK schools in feud between rival Minecraft gamers’ Twenty-four thousand threatening “bomb hoax” emails were sent to schools in the UK in a feud between rival Minecraft gamers, it has been claimed. The Standard 19/3/2018 News Mental Health Act 1983: implementing changes to police powers Document to support the implementation of changes made to the police powers and places of safety provisions in the Mental Health Act 1983. Home Office 19/3/2018 Report How to defend against relay attacks on keyless entry vehicles With the rapid rise of relay attacks on keyless entry vehicles putting 96% of UK car owners at risk, the Defender Signal Blocker is providing a simple, reliable and affordable solution. Policing Insight 19/3/2018 News Investigatory powers regulations Investigatory powers regulations laid in Parliament under the Investigatory Powers Act 2016. Home Office 19/3/2018 Report Assistant Chief Constable Role This is an exciting opportunity to work with a Force that has a proven track record of driving innovative change whilst continuing to effectively police the diverse and complex challenges the Force area brings. As an inspirational leader you will play a key role in addressing our unique challenges: driving collaborative solutions to our financial and demand challenge, meeting the needs of diverse and complex communities, an ever-growing international airport, major transport links and operational issues that require the Force to punch above its weight. £98,538 per annum plus allowances and relocation package (subject to conditions). Closing date for completed applications is 09.00 hours Friday 06th April 2017. Bedfordshire Police 19/3/2018 Jobs Assistant Chief Constable Derbyshire Constabulary are looking for an Assistant Chief Constable for our Operations portfolio, leading our Operational Support and Local Policing functions. You will be responsible for armed policing, contact management and specialist operational support functions as well as for local policing delivery on our two divisions. Closing date is 9am on Thursday, April 5. Derbyshire Constabulary 19/3/2018 Jobs ‘Worst legislation in Scottish parliament history’ is repealed The Offensive Behaviour at Football Act has been struck off just six years after it was introduced. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/3/2018 News Fury over delay to 999 drivers’ protection bill It was hoped the bill would offer a legal buffer for police drivers who engage in pursuits. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/3/2018 News Government pressed for fracking funding as costs continue to mount Additional cost to North Yorkshire Police has so far topped £700,000 Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/3/2018 News No human rights breached by issuing prevention of harassment letter Barrister said right to private life and freedom of expression were unfairly impinged by PIN. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/3/2018 News «378237833784378537863787378837893790Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
