Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103123 total results. Showing results 76501 to 76520 «382238233824382538263827382838293830Next ›Last » ‘OverÂstretched forces mean more offenders getting away with it’ TwoÂ-thirds of knifepoint robberies are unsolved as 10,000 bladed weapons taken off the streets in a week. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/5/2019 News Children whitening skin to avoid racial hate crime, charity finds Children are whitening their skin to try to avoid a rising tide of racial hate crimes, in which even babies under one year old have been targeted, a charity has said. The Guardian 30/5/2019 News Two in three knife robberies unsolved as police ‘stretched’ Thousands of investigations ended with no suspect identified, according to data obtained by the Press Association under freedom of information laws. Metro 30/5/2019 News Esther McVey will cut overseas aid to fund police and schools Former Cabinet minister Esther McVey will launch her campaign for the Tory leadership in Yorkshire today by calling for money from the UK’s overseas aid budget to be switched to schools and policing. The Yorkshire Post 30/5/2019 News Cannabis oil restaurant shut down ‘despite police go-ahead’ A south-coast vegetarian restaurant has become the first UK food business to be shut down for infusing its dishes with CBD cannabis oil despite its owners saying they were assured less than a year ago by police and trading standards that the products were legal. The Guardian 30/5/2019 News Esther McVey makes move to outflank Tory leadership rival Sajid Javid with police pledge Esther McVey is calling for a new "Police Covenant" and £3billion a year to fight crime in a bid to help restore the Tories' reputation as the party of law and order. The former Cabinet minister, who wants to be the next Tory leader, admits that a decade of cuts have "broken" the traditional bond between her party and officers on the front line. Express 30/5/2019 News Race hate crime against children rises by 22% in three years, data shows Race hate crimes against children have risen by a fifth in three years, new figures have revealed. The Standard 30/5/2019 News Two thirds of knife-point robberies go unsolved each year, figures reveal Two thirds of knife-point robberies in England and Wales go unsolved each year and thousands of investigations end with no suspect being identified, figures have revealed. The Standard 30/5/2019 News Race hate crimes against Bedfordshire children highest for three years An NSPCC investigation has found that race hate crimes against children have reached a three-year high in Bedfordshire. Bedford Independent 30/5/2019 News Sajid Javid pledge to hire 20,000 extra police Sajid Javid has vowed to hire an extra 20,000 police officers if he becomes the next prime minister. Metro 30/5/2019 News Humberside Police chief Lee Freeman gets two-year contract extension and pay rise It comes after the best ever force inspection report Hull Live 30/5/2019 News More than 1,000 knives seized in week of knife crime crackdown Forces in England and Wales joined Operation Sceptre in seven-day policing effort The Guardian 30/5/2019 News Met warned over using facial recognition cameras Scotland Yard should cease using facial recognition cameras until it has strict guidelines in place and the technology eliminates the risk of racial bias, an ethics committee has recommended. The Times 30/5/2019 News Two thirds of knife robberies in England and Wales left unsolved Police are failing to catch two thirds of robbers who use a knife, figures from police forces in England and Wales suggest. The Times - Subscription at source 30/5/2019 News Race hate crimes against children rise by 22% in three years Race hate crimes against children have risen by a fifth in three years to almost 29 a day, according to figures obtained under a Freedom of Information request by the NSPCC. The Times - Subscription at source 30/5/2019 News Facial recognition must not create gender or racial bias, says police ethics watchdog Police should only use live facial recognition (LFR) software if it can be proved it does not create gender or racial bias in operations, an ethics watchdog has warned. Rights Info 29/5/2019 News Judges ‘minded to quash’ police warrants used to search homes of Belfast investigative journalists Two journalists arrested for airing confidential material in a documentary have told police to drop the case after judges indicated their warrants will be quashed. Press Gazette 29/5/2019 News New ‘Darth Vader’ PSNI chief light years ahead in leadership stakes, fed claims 'Sinn Fein has not won the selection argument as management qualities outshine which force you come from'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/5/2019 News Creation of national force left officers ‘stretched’ A government report on Police Scotland has identified series of problems. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/5/2019 News New framework sets out conditions for facial recognition deployment The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) will conduct two independent evaluations before it makes use of live facial recognition (LFR) technology after the Ethics Panel for London set out five conditions for its appropriate use. Police Professional 29/5/2019 News «382238233824382538263827382838293830Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
