Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93900 total results. Showing results 76941 to 76960 «384438453846384738483849385038513852Next ›Last » Public consultation supports disposal of 49 police properties In September 2017 the SPA approved a period of consultation in relation to 53 properties facing potential disposal. These properties were identified following a review of the estate in accordance with the objectives of the Police Scotland Estate Strategy and the principles of Policing 2026. The Edinburgh Reporter 28/4/2018 News ISIS propaganda machine is crippled by European and US police forces as they seize servers around the world A massive cyber attack has crippled ISIS' ability to spread vile propaganda and execution videos across the internet. Mail Online 28/4/2018 News Victims will be given the power to block prisoner releases following the public outcry over the bid to free black cab driver rapist John Worboys Victims will be given a right of appeal to block prisoners being freed, under landmark proposals unveiled last night. Mail Online 28/4/2018 News ‘Structural racism’ is rooted at the heart of British society, UN panel claims ‘Structural racism’ is rooted at the heart of British society, a United Nations panel claimed last night. Mail Online 28/4/2018 News Challenging parole could get easier for members of the public Members of the public could be able to challenge parole decisions more easily, under new government proposals. BBC 28/4/2018 News We won’t forget you! Durham Constabulary sends villains birthday cards The chief constable of Durham is always thinking about villains and inventive ways of getting under their skin. The Times - Subscription at source 28/4/2018 Analysis, Feature Police track hundreds of ‘invisible’ home-schoolers Hundreds of “invisible” home-schooled children at risk of neglect and abuse could be tracked down as police embark on a radical approach. The Times - Subscription at source 28/4/2018 News Assaults on Emergency Workers (Offences) Bill – APCC response Responding to the progress of the Assaults on Emergency Workers (Offences) Bill, which has now completed its passage in the House of Commons, APCC Workforce Lead, Ron Hogg PCC said: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 27/4/2018 News You only regret the things you don’t do: Why I’d join the police again today Policing is stressful at the best of times, but right now it seems to be under pressure from all sides. Serving officer Sgt. Harry Tangye ponders what advice would he give to someone thinking of joining the police today. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/4/2018 Opinion Chief Constable Stephen Kavanagh announces decision to retire Essex Police Chief Constable Stephen Kavanagh has announced that he will retire from policing this September after over 33 years’ service and more than five years as Chief Constable in Essex. Essex Police 27/4/2018 News UK has six months to rewrite snooper’s charter, high court rules Judges say Investigatory Powers Act is incompatible with EU law after legal challenge by Liberty The Guardian 27/4/2018 News Structural racism at heart of British society, UN human rights panel says Experts cite police data showing disproportionate number of minority ethnic people died due to excessive use of force by state The Guardian 27/4/2018 News Interactive knife wall gives school children opportunity to ‘make the smart move’ A force has welcomed the opening of a new safety zone at a local life-skills centre to raise awareness and understanding on the dangers of carrying a knife among school children. Police Professional 27/4/2018 News ‘Bait out’ groups: Police warning over sexual images of children shared on social media Police have warned about the threat of “bait out” groups, online pages where users share nude images of their peers who are then often bullied. The Telegraph 27/4/2018 News Joint police action ‘punches big hole’ in Isis propaganda ability Computer servers seized in two-day operation in Europe, US and Canada to prevent radicalisation The Guardian 27/4/2018 News Home Office wins judgment to maintain powers to keep people safe The Home Office welcomes a High Court judgment, upholding the lawfulness of the data retention regime in the Investigatory Powers Act. Home Office 27/4/2018 News Aspiring police chiefs ‘must’ have child abuse prevention experience College of Policing 'licence to practice plans' do not go far enough, says inquiry Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/4/2018 News Lancashire Police withdraws from North West Motorway Police Group The announcement follows the news West Mercia is dropping out of the Central Motorway Policing Group. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/4/2018 News Has the tide turned against force collaborations? A raft of announcements confirming forces will take back their own specialist units has recently been made. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/4/2018 News New panel to monitor and improve police handling of domestic abuse in North Yorkshire A new panel is being introduced to monitor and improve the way domestic abuse cases are handled by North Yorkshire Police. The region’s Police and Crime Commissioner Julia Mulligan is setting up the Domestic Abuse Scrutiny Panel to review and improve handling of domestic abuse cases and the support and safeguarding of victims in North Yorkshire. The Northern Echo 27/4/2018 News «384438453846384738483849385038513852Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
