Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93879 total results. Showing results 76761 to 76780 «383538363837383838393840384138423843Next ›Last » Department of Justice and Equality Annual report 2016 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: I am pleased to present the 2016 Annual Report for the Department of Justice and Equality, which sets out progress achieved by my Department over the second year of implementation of the Department’s Strategy Statement 2015-2017. [pdf] Department of Justice and Equality (Ireland) 4/5/2018 Report Facial recognition tech used by UK police is making a ton of mistakes South Wales Police, London's Met and Leicestershire have all been trialling automated facial recognition in public places. But a lack of legal oversight exists around the technology Wired 4/5/2018 Analysis, Feature Police officers in Hertfordshire given option to wear ‘gender-neutral’ hats Female police officers in Hertfordshire will now have the option to start wearing 'gender-neutral' hats. ITV News 4/5/2018 News Kenny MacAskill: It is time to stop using Police Scotland as a political football Police Scotland was once again in the headlines with even a heavily trailed TV documentary portraying an apparent “Force in Crisis”. The Herald (Scotland) - Subscription at source 4/5/2018 News Police can’t endlessly blame ‘Tory cuts’ for failures when they’re wasting time on social media It is obnoxious that six starstruck cops posed up with Ian Wright for Instagram while nearby in North London a devastated burglary victim was abandoned to investigate it herself The Sun 4/5/2018 Feature, Opinion Off their heads! Police force bans his-and-hers hats opting for gender neutral caps for all officers A police force has become the first one of the first in the country to allow its female officers to wear traditional patrol 'flat caps'* and has re-branded them the 'gender neutral' option. Mail Online 4/5/2018 News Met sacks undercover officer who deceived women into relationships A detective constable yesterday became the first police officer sacked from Scotland Yard over the undercover policing scandal in which female activists were deceived into sexual relationships. The Times - Subscription at source 4/5/2018 News Home Office is accused of racism by own staff Dozens of Home Office staff have accused the department of racial discrimination as it prepares for a case in which Theresa May’s national security adviser will be a high-profile defendant. The Times - Subscription at source 4/5/2018 News Nicola Sturgeon says loss of 1,200 cops would be ‘unacceptable’ amid Police Scotland cull plans A report by accountants has claimed seven per cent of the force could be let go as smartphones and other technology help cops save time - but it is unknown how many front-line officers are at risk The Scottish Sun 3/5/2018 News More businesses reporting crimes as assaults on staff triple Businesses are becoming more likely to report thefts to police as almost three million more retail crimes were recorded last year. Policing Insight 3/5/2018 News West Yorkshire appoints new police boss Chief Supt Tim Kingsman has been selected to the role due to the retirement of his predecessor, Andy Battle. Yorkshire Evening Post 3/5/2018 News West Yorkshire Police is pleased to announce appointment of new assistant chief constable Due to the retirement of Assistant Chief Constable Andy Battle in late May 2018, West Yorkshire Police is pleased to announce that Chief Superintendent Tim Kingsman has been successfully selected to be an Assistant Chief Constable. ACC Tim Kingsman will take over responsibility for Operational Support across West Yorkshire from 14th May 2018. West Yorkshire Police 3/5/2018 News Northern Irish police to release Troubles-era report on informants PSNI say they will publish 1980 Walker report on agent-handling practices within three months The Guardian 3/5/2018 News Met dismisses police spy who tricked activist into sexual relationship Jim Boyling started intimate relationship in 1999 without telling woman his true identity The Guardian 3/5/2018 News Undercover Met Police officer sacked over relationship A former undercover police officer has been sacked from the Met after having a sexual relationship with a woman in a campaign group he was targeting. BBC 3/5/2018 News Football coaches team up with Met Police to stop youth crime In a radical initiative to steer young people away from crime, London’s top community football coaches venture into police station custody suites The Voice 3/5/2018 News Stephen Lawrence: His death changed British law forever but trust in police has yet to recover The murder of Stephen Lawrence 25 years ago changed Britain - and British policing - for good. Benjamin Bowling, Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice, King's College London, recalls the case, and reflects on the challenges still facing policing today. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/5/2018 Opinion Crime against businesses: findings from the 2017 Commercial Victimisation Survey Data from the 2017 Commercial Victimisation Survey, which looks at crime against businesses in England and Wales. Home Office 3/5/2018 Report New fingerprint drug testing kit deployed in South Yorkshire Mortuary staff in Sheffield are among the first in the country to start using a new device that can detect the presence of drugs even after death. Police Professional 3/5/2018 News Chief Constable Ahead of the retirement of the Chief Constable of Northamptonshire Police, The Police and Crime Commissioner is looking for an outstanding individual to provide clear, visible and inspirational leadership to deliver the Police and Crime Plan. The incoming Chief Constable will be an innovative and motivated individual who is ready to take the force to the next level with pace and focus. Closing date for applications: 12 noon on 4 June 2018. Northamptonshire OPCC 3/5/2018 Jobs «383538363837383838393840384138423843Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
