Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91708 total results. Showing results 75801 to 75820 «378737883789379037913792379337943795Next ›Last » Stormont impasse means police not held to account Oversight body does not have legal authority to oversee PSNI because of political deadlock. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/3/2018 News Gwent Police sat on data breach exposure for a year before informing ICO Gwent Police failed to inform up to 450 people that hackers may have accessed their confidential information after it found that an online tool that allowed citizens to report incidents to the Police was exposed to hackers. SC Media 14/3/2018 News NHS figures show knife-related hospital admissions rise The number of knife-related hospital admissions is at its highest level in England for five years, analysis of figures by the BBC shows. NHS figures show there were an average of 12 knife assault-related hospital admissions every day in 2016-17. BBC 14/3/2018 News Police helmets will make a return to Oxfordshire this year The iconic police helmet will be returned to the heads of Oxfordshire's police officers. Police commissioner Anthony Stansfeld, who will announce the return of custodian helmets today, said re-issuing the headwear to officers would boost visibility and reassure the public. Banbury Cake 14/3/2018 News No Hillsborough ‘cover-up’ charges for three former South Yorkshire Police officers Three former South Yorkshire Police will not face charges into allegations of a "cover-up" by the force following the Hillsborough disaster - despite “indications” that two of them may have committed a criminal offence. The Yorkshire Post 14/3/2018 News Hillsborough disaster: CPS will not charge five police officers over deaths of 96 Liverpool fans Prosecutors say there is not enough evidence to charge former West Midlands Police and South Yorkshire Police officers over alleged cover-up The Independent 14/3/2018 News Cumbria’s “historically awful” police 101 line set for upgrade Crime commissioner and force acting in £8m plan The Mail (North West) 14/3/2018 News Paedophile teenagers are exchanging gifts for sex with children in Bristol, police warn Most people believe the worst offenders are older men or women, but police warn that is untrue Bristol Live 14/3/2018 News Police commissioner Vera Baird slams fire board snub after claims she would add ‘little or nothing’ Vera Baird had asked to speak and vote on fire service issues at Northumberland County Council meetings Chronicle Live (North East) 14/3/2018 News Telford abuse: Victim numbers ‘sensationalised’ says police chief Reports on the scale of sexual abuse in Telford are "sensationalised", a police chief has said. A Sunday Mirror investigation found up to 1,000 girls in the Shropshire town may have been victims of grooming gangs since the 1980s. BBC 14/3/2018 News British cyberforce of 1,000 to combat hostile nations and terrorists Spy and military chiefs are looking to create a new force to bolster their ability to combat hostile states and terrorist groups in cyberspace, The Times has learnt. The Times - Subscription at source 14/3/2018 News Analysis: How a cyberwar against Russia could play out Edward Lucas is a columnist for The Times and cybersecurity expert The Times - Subscription at source 14/3/2018 Analysis, Feature It’s time to support hate-crime victims Nusrat Ghani is transport minister The Times - Subscription at source 14/3/2018 Feature, Opinion Crime commissioner’s office exposed to ‘unnecessary risk’ over grants Auditors found 'significant control weaknesses' in the way Hardyal Dhindsa handed out cash Burton Mail 13/3/2018 News Police focus on preventing crime Police are spending just a third of their time fighting crime as they focus more on preventing it. Alan Billings, Police and Crime Commissioner, says there needs to be honesty about the way policing is changing. He says it’s no longer just about ‘catching the bad guys’ as the police have as much a responsibility to stop crime happening in the first place. The Star (Yorkshire) 13/3/2018 News Stop and search harms fight against knife crime, Met officer says Head of black police group says resultant loss of trust within community is counterproductive The Times - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 News Leaving Home: The impact of the British Transport Police-Police Scotland merger on officers and staff The BTP Leaving Home research project investigates the impact of the proposed integration of the BTP into Police Scotland on BTP officers and staff in Scotland, exploring issues of organisational identity, community, and attachment. Independent researcher Dr Kath Murray and Dr Colin Atkinson of the University of the West of Scotland explain their findings Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 Analysis Pause for thought: ‘Organisations must wake up to the menopause’ Dr Louise Newson, also known as the Menopause Doctor, has worked with West Midlands Police to produce a booklet about the menopause. She tells Policing Insight why it is so important for organisations like the police to understand the impact of the menopause on their workforce. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 Interview, Opinion Frontline online. Smarter blue light services Frontline online. Smarter blue light services finds that police, ambulance and fire services can respond more swiftly and accurately to emergency calls with access to better information on callers and situations. Reform Think Tank 13/3/2018 Report Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the National Police Library. 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