Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101330 total results. Showing results 76141 to 76160 «380438053806380738083809381038113812Next ›Last » British government takes tougher stance on knife crime after stabbings After a spate of stabbings took place in London over the weekend, the British government is taking a tougher stance on knife crime, increasing police powers to stop and search and establishing new interventions to stop kids being groomed by gangs The National 1/4/2019 News Serious youth violence summit to launch public health duty to tackle serious violence Sajid Javid will today launch a consultation to ensure public bodies, including hospitals, raise concerns about children at risk of becoming involved in knife crime. Home Office 1/4/2019 News New NPCC Chair takes seat Martin Hewitt takes up his position as Chair of the National Police Chiefs’ Council today (April 1 2019). The NPCC enables independent chief constables and their forces to work together to improve policing for the public. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 1/4/2019 News Police Chiefs’ Blog: New NPCC Chair Martin Hewitt Today I take up the role of chairing the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC), a body that brings together the collective expertise of chief officers across the country to improve policing for the public. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 1/4/2019 Feature, Opinion We need a new way to treat the sickness of knife violence, write THERESA MAY and SAJID JAVID The loss of a life to knife crime is horrific. It is senseless, destructive and a tragedy for the families, friends and communities of the victims. Mail Online 1/4/2019 Feature, Opinion Knife crime is now a disease, says May PM reveals 'public health' approach to tackle violence after a hooded thug stabs four people at random and 10 others are attacked in just five days Mail Online 1/4/2019 News Police catch four motorists speeding on Britain’s roads every minute ... but Avon and Somerset records 160 times more incidents than its neighbouring force Mail Online 1/4/2019 News Professionals may have to report children feared injured by knives Doctors, nurses and teachers would have to report suspicions under Home Office proposals The Guardian 1/4/2019 News Drivers face postcode lottery for speeding fines and penalty points A postcode lottery for speeding offences has been revealed, with detection rates up to 167 times higher in some areas than others. The Times - Subscription at source 1/4/2019 News Banks have created a fraudsters’ paradise Their neglect of online security has allowed technical trickery to steal life-ruining amounts The Times - Subscription at source 1/4/2019 Feature, Opinion Schools and NHS could be held accountable over youth crime Teachers, NHS workers and police officers could be held accountable for failing to spot violent crime among young people under government plans announced on Monday. BBC 1/4/2019 News Arrest warrant equivalent ‘slower, clunkier and more bureaucratic’ if UK crashes out of EU, warns chief Worried chiefs are still working to “plug the gap” if Britain loses the European Arrest Warrant to a no-deal Brexit. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/3/2019 News Police investigating role of UK officers in torture of al-Qaida suspect Met looking at how much MI5 and MI6 knew of mistreatment of Abu Zubaydah after 9/11. The Guardian 31/3/2019 News Police given more stop and search powers to tackle knife crime Relaxing of rules means police in England and Wales no longer need grounds for suspicion. The Guardian 31/3/2019 News Greater powers for police to use stop and search to tackle violent crime The government is today empowering more officers to authorise enhanced stop and search powers as part of continued action to tackle knife crime. Home Office 31/3/2019 News More than 250 Police Scotland cars a decade old Police Scotland has more than 250 cars over a decade old, figures have revealed. BBC 31/3/2019 News Police investigating role of UK officers in torture of al-Qaida suspect Met looking at how much MI5 and MI6 knew of mistreatment of Abu Zubaydah after 9/11 The Guardian 31/3/2019 News “Being A Topic Expert Is Not Sufficient”: A Mixed-Method Analysis of Teaching Dynamics At the Tasmania Police Academy In unpacking the results of an in-depth longitudinal program evaluation, and in light of literature on police education, we analyse the various elements that contribute to the dynamic delivery of teaching in a police academy. A mixed-method analysis of 5 years of student evaluations enriched with the views of police education managers, coordinators, and educators provides an overview of the circumstances in which educators teach police recruits, the dynamics which unfold when teaching police, and the necessary characteristics for educators when addressing a police audience. This analysis positions the Tasmanian model of police education as an interesting case study in the midst of relatively critical literature about police education, and even more cautious studies on higher education partnerships in policing. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 31/3/2019 Research article A new research partnership exploring volunteers in law enforcement and public safety in the UK and Japan British policing has included volunteers for nearly 200 years - but what can it learn from others, and vice versa? A new research partnership between the UK and Japan will explore the possibilities: Matthew Callender, Laura Knight, Iain Britton, Kimihiro Hino and Mamoru Amemiya explain. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 31/3/2019 Opinion Hundreds of Police Scotland vehicles are more than a decade old Police Scotland has more than 250 cars over a decade old, sparking concerns over budget pressures. 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