Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96441 total results. Showing results 76761 to 76780 «383538363837383838393840384138423843Next ›Last » ‘Burglary tourism’ gangs who jet in from CHILE are behind raids at homes across UK Police are hunting a Chilean criminal gang that has ransacked homes across the UK in a wave of 'burglary tourism'. Mail Online 27/8/2018 News Voice of The Mirror: Police cuts are a crime The overall 20,000 reduction in frontline policing was a major issue at the last election and will be more so next time the Tories dare go to the polls when offences are on the rise Mirror 26/8/2018 Feature, Opinion Drastic cuts could see police losing control of the streets, ministers warned It came as figures show the number of bobbies on the beat has fallen by a third in three years Mirror 26/8/2018 News Police Cuts “Not Beyond Tipping Point”, Says Retired Police Officer A retired police officer believes it's not too late to restore trust in the police after cuts to funding has resulted in some communities recruiting private security. LBC 26/8/2018 News Unpicking the cyber-crime economy Turning virtual cash into real money without being caught is a big problem for successful cyber-criminals. BBC 26/8/2018 Analysis, Feature Police cuts: Loss of 7,000 neighbourhood officers in three years ‘putting public at risk’, Labour warns Former Scotland Yard commissioner warns of reaching 'dangerous tipping point where there is no control' The Independent 26/8/2018 News Duke of Westminster’s estate and other wealthy landlords consider funding Britain’s largest private police force The Duke of Westminster's estate and other landlords are considering funding Britain's largest private police force to patrol London's most exclusive streets. Mail Online 26/8/2018 News Third of neighbourhood police officers have been axed in England and Wales over the past three years as violent crime rises More than 7,000 neighbourhood police officers have left the force or been assigned to other duties since March 2015 The Sun 26/8/2018 News CPS drop cases over ‘errors’ Cases against alleged rapists and violent offenders are being dropped by the Crown Prosecution Service over fears of disclosure errors “at the first sign of police delays”, warn lawyers. This has so concerned Victim’s Commissioner Lady Newlove she has asked for an urgent meeting with outgoing Director of Public Prosecutions Alison Saunders, whose tenure has been plagued by the disclosure crisis. Express 26/8/2018 News Police operation finds most agricultural vehicles have defects A major police operation to check the road-worthiness of agricultural vehicles found that the vast majority had defects. Farming UK 26/8/2018 News Amateur paedophile-hunters linked to child abuse inquiry Evidence from anti-paedophile vigilantes was used in at least 150 criminal cases last year The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 26/8/2018 News Police Scotland chiefs considering move to allow female cops to wear the same hats as men The proposed move would see the force scrap women-only bowler hats The Scottish Sun 26/8/2018 News Streets of fear: how London death toll reached 100 Police have retreated, education is failing and youth clubs have shut down. As gang warfare spirals out of control on the capital’s estates, we report from the frontline The Guardian 26/8/2018 Analysis, Feature West End elite eye private police force Wealthy landlords are in talks to fund a scheme for hundreds of guards to patrol posh areas of central London The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 26/8/2018 News Bobbies on beat slashed by a third Frontline police numbers tumble as violence soars The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 26/8/2018 News Exclusive interview with the Wiltshire detective in charge of missing child cases It's the button no police officer wants to press. And Det Insp Mark Kent, who leads Wiltshire Police’s work on those who go missing, has never had to press it - thankfully, he says. Swindon Advertiser 25/8/2018 News Call to recruit magistrates as justice system too ‘pale and stale’ Take on more justices with criminal records to help improve diversity, industry body suggests Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/8/2018 News Facial recognition out, knife arches in at Notting Hill carnival Police turn to low-tech means, such as ‘super-recognisers’, after controversy of last year The Times - Subscription at source 25/8/2018 News London violence: the first, last, oldest and youngest to die Kyall Parnell, who was killed on new year’s eve, was this year’s first murder investigation. Rosina Coleman, 85, who died in May, was the eldest The Times - Subscription at source 25/8/2018 Analysis, Feature Scotland Yard launches 100th violent death inquiry this year Scotland Yard has opened its 100th inquiry into a violent death this year, marking the fastest rate of stabbings, shootings and other brutal attacks in a decade. 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