Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91677 total results. Showing results 76401 to 76420 «381738183819382038213822382338243825Next ›Last » Undercover police abused female activists. But the inquiry is a farce Alison is a pseudonym for one of eight women who successfully took legal action against the Metropolitan police over the conduct of undercover officers The Guardian 9/2/2018 Feature, Opinion Home Office evidence to the Police Remuneration Review Body, 2018 to 2019 This document has been submitted to the Police Remuneration Review Body for the 2018 to 2019 pay round. The Police Remuneration Review Body must consider evidence from a variety of sources when giving advice on pay, including the Home Office. This document is the evidence submission from the Home Office and covers police officers in England and Wales. It also includes evidence submitted by HM Treasury on the general economic outlook. Home Office 9/2/2018 Report Counting rules for recorded crime These rules help to ensure that crimes are recorded consistently and accurately. Home Office 9/2/2018 Report Knife killings at highest level for six years, figures show There were 709 homicides in the period. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/2/2018 News Scheme once dubbed Fed’s ‘commercial rival’ folds Not enough officers signed up. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/2/2018 News Norfolk police chiefs praised for ‘innovative’ drones scheme Norfolk police chiefs have been commended for “promoting innovation” in a report out today which praises the launch of the force’s drones project. Eastern Daily Press 9/2/2018 News West Midlands Police axing 78 frontline cops in pay shock West Midlands Police is to spend an extra £10 million on office staff – while axing 78 frontline officers. Express & Star 9/2/2018 News Fox hunting: Review of how Cheshire Police upholds law ordered A review has been ordered into the way Cheshire Police upholds hunting laws, amidst reports of foxes being illegally killed in the county. BBC 9/2/2018 News No police force is immune from welfare results The workshops, organised by the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) follow extensive research into the links between demand, capacity and officer welfare and coincide with a new report being published on the issues, the Police Officer Welfare, Demand, and Capacity Survey Inferential Results. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 9/2/2018 News Chiefs will meet today to discuss officer welfare Demand is creating a workforce which is "tired, tense and targeted". Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/2/2018 News ‘They are doing the best they can’: Calls to give police more support Richard Drax MP has spoken out about a need for more police funding from the Government Dorset Echo 9/2/2018 News ‘Enormous step forward’ for CNC retirement parity campaign Civil Nuclear Constabulary officers mostly work seven or eight years longer than officers in the territorial forces. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/2/2018 News Over-budget police 999 system set to cost extra £3m due to delay Police are forking out an extra £3m on a delayed and over-budget replacement system for 999 calls. The News (Portsmouth) 9/2/2018 News Children as young as eight caught carrying knives Children as young as eight have been caught carrying knives in Wales, research by BBC Wales has found. BBC 9/2/2018 News Police ‘missed opportunities’ to catch domestic abuse killer who murdered two of his partners, finds inquiry Robert Trigg was treated as a bereaved partner in both cases The Independent 9/2/2018 News West Yorkshire police staff taken off frontline duties to clear death cases backlog at Wakefield Coroner’s Court Additional police staff have been taken off frontline investigative duties and assigned to the coroner's court serving Leeds and Wakefield as dozens of cases have been left awaiting initial investigations. The Yorkshire Post 9/2/2018 News Police Scotland: Another resignation, an undercover report and a national force in disarray The resignation of Police Scotland's Chief Constable Phil Gormley is the latest twist in a story of perpetual crisis since the force's establishment. Nick McKerrell of Glasgow Caledonian University traces the roots of the saga and warns that further problems are likely. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/2/2018 Analysis Cambridgeshire police video suggests people should ‘think twice’ before reporting ‘body’ in case it is flytipping A police force has been criticised for a video that showed a wrapped up carpet that looked like a dumped body at the side of the road. The Telegraph 9/2/2018 News Police can be sued if suspects they are chasing injure the public Supreme Court allows pensioner to claim compensation - despite fears it will lead to 'defensive policing' Mail Online 9/2/2018 News West Midlands Police axing 78 frontline cops in pay shock West Midlands Police is to spend an extra £10 million on office staff – while axing 78 frontline officers. Express & Star 9/2/2018 News «381738183819382038213822382338243825Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
