Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98645 total results. Showing results 76261 to 76280 «381038113812381338143815381638173818Next ›Last » Vigilante neighbours set up ‘police force’ to fight burglars A neighbourhood has set up their own ‘police force’ to fight off burglars after thieves started ‘terrorising’ their ‘affluent’ street. Metro 28/11/2018 News Police Federation calls for ‘urgent action’ on Brexit "Urgent action" is required on Brexit security issues, the Police Federation for Northern Ireland (PFNI) has warned. BBC 28/11/2018 News Sajid Javid backs police over collisions with moped suspects Home secretary says approach is ‘exactly what we need’ after Labour raises concerns The Guardian 28/11/2018 News Mental health and well-being: “Its okay to say you’re not okay” Former police officer and Police Federation Secretary Tony Barton has seen first hand the devastating effects policing can have on mental health. Now a consultant and trainer in mental health first aid, Tony explores the stigma still surrounding mental ill-health and the role managers play in promoting an honest and open conversation. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/11/2018 Analysis Opening Pandora’s disclosure box The number of cases dropped due to disclosure failure has increased by 40 per cent since 2013, according to the Crown Prosecution Service. Mark Bedding examines what could be behind this rise. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/11/2018 Analysis, Feature Tragic claims Following the conviction of the 13th fraudster connected to the Grenfell Tower fire, Police Professional looks at the growing problem of disaster-related fraud and examines some of the new initiatives aimed at reducing it. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/11/2018 Analysis, Feature Human side of robotics in policing A significant number of research projects and trials are underway across the globe using different robotics technologies to aid emergency services personnel during disasters, search and rescue efforts, terrorist attacks and dealing with hazardous materials or environments. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/11/2018 Analysis, Feature Fears over tiers Police and crime commissioners and police leaders have clashed over whether a lower level of entry qualification would be harmful to the recruitment processes. Police Professional examines the debate so far. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/11/2018 Analysis, Feature Scottish police will step in to help Northern Ireland Scottish police will be swiftly diverted to Northern Ireland if Brexit sparks unrest or problems at the border. Iain Livingstone, Scotland’s chief constable, has given an assurance to George Hamilton, chief constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI), that his officers will be first on the scene in the event of any trouble. The Times - Subscription at source 28/11/2018 News Police prepare to target potential drink-drivers based on age and gender Police are preparing to profile and target potential drink-drivers based on their age and gender following the roll-out of new technology. Assistant Chief Constable Mark Williams said new “digital breathalysers” have been introduced across Scotland over the last few months, capable of recording the gender, age and location of those stopped. The Herald (Scotland) - Subscription at source 28/11/2018 News Police budget cuts to leave just enough to ‘keep lights on’ Police Scotland has warned a reduction in its budget will lower morale, undermine its attempts to defeat organised crime and leave it unable to do little more than “keep the lights on”. The Scotsman 28/11/2018 News Public health approach at heart of new drug and alcohol strategy Scotland's first drugs strategy for a decade focuses on treating the issue as a public health concern rather than a criminal justice issue. BBC 28/11/2018 News County lines and youth cuts blamed as knife crime rises Knife crime in Wales increased by 25% in the space of a year according to the latest figures from police forces. BBC 28/11/2018 News Why mental health experts are to be deployed in police control rooms Specialist will be on hand to help officers handle situations involving people suffering a crisis North Wales Live 28/11/2018 News Study suggests police procedures ‘need to change’ for consistent facial recognition technology results Police need to change their procedures in order to get consistent results when using facial recognition technology according to new research. The Police Science Institute at Cardiff University have conducted the first independent academic evaluation of Automated Facial Recognition (AFR). They say considerable investment is needed to improve the deployment of the technology. ITV News 28/11/2018 News Bobbies on the BUS! Now police are spotting drivers using mobiles at the wheel from inside a double-decker Police armed with video cameras have started hiding away in double-decker buses in a bid to catch distracted motorists using their mobile phones while driving. The scheme, the first of its kind in the UK, is being rolled out across the West Midlands with police able to spy on motorists from any bus in the region. Mail Online 28/11/2018 News Sajid Javid backs police in moped ramming tactic after Diane Abbott criticised for saying it ‘should not be legal for anyone’ Sajid Javid has backed the Met’s new controversial tactic of ramming fleeing moped gangs following criticism of Diane Abbott for declaring “police are not above the law”. The Standard 28/11/2018 News Police chief says his force is overstretched as county has just one officer per 664 people A police chief whose force has one of the lowest ratios of officers to the public yesterday warned that hard-up forces are having to "prioritise" only the most serious crimes. Chief Constable Giles York, whose Sussex force has just one officer for every 664 people in its area, said police are facing increasingly complex demands Express 28/11/2018 News Police facial recognition technology ‘hindered by poor quality images’ A police force’s use of facial recognition technology requires “considerable investment” to deliver consistent results, a study has concluded. The Irish News 28/11/2018 News Facial recognition technology ‘needs to be consistent’ “Considerable investment and changes to police operating procedures” are required according to the first independent academic evaluation into Automated Facial Recognition (AFR) systems being used across UK police forces. Police Professional 28/11/2018 News «381038113812381338143815381638173818Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
