Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101315 total results. Showing results 76321 to 76340 «381338143815381638173818381938203821Next ›Last » Former chief constable to be quizzed on claims of SNP Government interference in policing A powerful Holyrood committee has agreed to invite a former Police Scotland chief constable to give evidence over politically explosive claims the SNP Government blocked his return to work. The Herald (Scotland) 24/3/2019 News Police Scotland fork out £500k in legal fees as private firms called in to help cops’ solicitors The force says 32 officers and seven support staff have taken it to employment tribunals since it was created in 2013. Daily Record 24/3/2019 News Knife Crime Britain: Thug let off 21 times for carrying a knife Criminals are being spared jail despite committing dozens of offences involving violence or weapons, according to shock new figures. Mail Online 24/3/2019 News Police chiefs tell homeowners to demand Google blurs their house on Street View after 40% rise in burglaries The rise of Google’s Street View tool has left homes across Britain vulnerable to burglars, police leaders have warned. The Telegraph 23/3/2019 News Fluorescent lights to help police divers find human remains Fluorescent light technology is being developed to help police officers find human remains in lakes, ponds and rivers. The Telegraph 23/3/2019 News Family of Mark Duggan lodges civil claim against MPS The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has confirmed that it has received a civil claim from the family of Mark Duggan, the man fatally shot by an MPS firearms officer in August 2011. Police Professional 23/3/2019 News Cops blew £400k on Gatwick drone probe which disrupted 140,000 Christmas travellers EXCLUSIVE - Sussex Police is facing a backlash over the 36-hour airport lockdown, which led to the cancellation of about 1,000 flights Mirror 23/3/2019 News Former MI5 chief warns police and intelligence officers could blame AI for controversial or racist decisions The country needs new safeguards to ensure police and intelligence officers cannot blame computers for controversial or racist decisions, a former head of MI5 has said. The Telegraph 23/3/2019 Feature, Opinion PCC: Mayor’s office was not up to the task of police governance The Mayor's office was "never up to the task" of taking over the governance of West Midlands Police, the region's crime commissioner has claimed. Express & Star 23/3/2019 News Gun licences leave West Midland Police out-of-pocket West Midlands Police is forecast to spend more £110,000 on issuing and renewing gun licences in just one year, it has been revealed. Express & Star 23/3/2019 News Government’s announcement of funding boost for survivors of rape and sexual abuse ‘wholly inadequate’ ‘It is a long way from meeting the huge and increasing need for rape counselling and support in this country,’ says campaigner The Independent 23/3/2019 News Trend for sending ‘sexy selfies’ is fuelling a 60 per cent surge in blackmail, warns Scotland Yard chief The trend for sharing explicit selfies is fuelling a surge in blackmail, with cases up almost 60 per cent in London in a year. Mail Online 23/3/2019 News Jill Dando’s murder, the untold story 20 years on, fresh witness accounts raise disturbing questions as reconstruction reveals how crime scene was contaminated after she was shot 'clutching keys' Mail Online 23/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Scotland Yard opens as hotel for the super‑rich It is a property steeped in British criminal history but Great Scotland Yard has now been converted into a five-star luxury hotel for the super-wealthy who want to stay at the heart of the establishment. The Times - Subscription at source 23/3/2019 News Asian gold: More than £140m stolen in UK in last five years More than £140m worth of Asian gold jewellery has been stolen in the UK over the past five years, a BBC investigation has found. BBC 23/3/2019 News Mark Duggan family to sue Met Police over death The family of Mark Duggan, whose death sparked riots across England in August 2011, are suing the Metropolitan Police for damages, BBC News has learned. BBC 23/3/2019 News PCCs urged to address ‘human cost’ of averting retail crime attacks More than 100 retail employees attacked at work every day, survey reveals. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/3/2019 News Twitter backlash as campaign slammed for victim blaming Amidst a torrent of complaints about victim shaming, a force has pulled a controversial advertising campaign that suggests if a person accepts “free stuff” they could be raped. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/3/2019 News Police chief becomes first to back statutory duty of care on social media Social media firms have failed to crackdown on “violent, insidious and criminal” content and should be regulated, says a police chief who has become the first to publicly back a statutory duty of care. The Telegraph - Registration at source 22/3/2019 News How county lines drug ‘slaves’ mingle with morning commuters on their way to deal class-A drugs in the suburbs Their backpacks crammed with thousands of pounds' worth of narcotics, the 'slave' teens wait to shuttle drugs for ruthless gangsters The Sun 22/3/2019 Analysis, Feature «381338143815381638173818381938203821Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
