Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98714 total results. Showing results 77001 to 77020 «384738483849385038513852385338543855Next ›Last » Surge in paedophiles searching for child abuse online is getting out of hand, judge warns A surge in paedophiles downloading indecent images of children has led to police having to out-source its investigations to other firms just to keep up Bicester Advertiser 7/11/2018 News Concerns raised over drop in police numbers across Scotland Concerns have been raised over a drop in the number of police officers covering the north and the north-east. The Press and Journal 7/11/2018 News Government spending cuts have ‘severely dented’ public trust in police, MPs warn Public confidence in the police has been "severely dented" after a wave of Government spending cuts, a powerful committee of MPs has warned. PoliticsHome 7/11/2018 News Senior police officer says Bradford ‘warzone scenes’ are part of every day life After videos emerged showing the streets of Bradford looking like a warzone, a senior police officer told Metro.co.uk that the incidents were ‘nothing out of the ordinary’. Metro 7/11/2018 News Tory minister accuses police of exaggerating job losses due to budget cuts Nick Hurd said it was 'not unusual' for the police to exaggerate Mirror 7/11/2018 News Shropshire beat bobbies ‘at the heart of police work’ says chief after criticism A Shropshire police chief has spoken of his commitment to delivering a visible police presence, following criticism from parish councils in the county. Shropshire Star 7/11/2018 News Cuts have ‘severely dented’ confidence in police, say MPs Home office budgets criticised as violent crime and sexual offences increase Financial Times 7/11/2018 News Katy Bourne to lobby for more Sussex police A police chief says she will lobby for more money for cash-strapped police forces after angry residents raised their concerns. The Argus 7/11/2018 News Home Office told to end unfair funding system which gives Northumbria Police biggest cuts in the country A cross-party group of MPs says the current funding system is unfair and public confidence in the police is falling Chronicle Live (North East) 7/11/2018 News Police cuts ‘damaging public confidence in forces’ Public confidence in the police is being damaged as “crude cuts” are being made to forces while they deal with the effects of other public services being squeezed, according to MPs. Public Finance 7/11/2018 News Personal resilience: A very short ‘resilience prescription’ for working as a police officer Why is it that some people thrive in conditions of uncertainty, but and others become extremely stressed? Dr Ian Hesketh, Wellbeing Lead for the College of Policing, and Chief Constable Andy Rhodes, NPCC Lead for Wellbeing and Engagement, put forward a short 'resilience prescription', suggesting the key characteristics of a mindset that can improve the ability to cope with a policing environment Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/11/2018 Analysis Government increases funding for rape and sexual abuse victims Funding increased by 10% to £24 million over 3 years. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 7/11/2018 News Police must start focusing on REAL crimes instead of fruitless investigations As police devote almost all their energy to 'non-crime' cases, another boy lies knifed to death on the streets of Britain The Sun 7/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Norfolk Police commissioner not seeking re-election in 2020 The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Norfolk has said he will not seek re-election in 2020. BBC 7/11/2018 News Only one in four emergency calls to the police are about crime with police having to respond to other issues including minor car accidents Only one in four urgent police callouts is crime-related, a report reveals today. Mail Online 7/11/2018 News Why won’t they lock up Britain’s knife thugs? Four in ten criminals caught more than once with a knife are spared prison. Mail Online 7/11/2018 News Public confidence in police damaged by cuts, report warns MPs say forces in England and Wales are making fewer arrests, ‘severely denting’ trust The Guardian 7/11/2018 News Grenfell effigy arrests are a waste of police time Five men have handed themselves in to the police after a video that showed them burning an effigy of the Grenfell Tower went viral. The clip shows them laughing while the cardboard cut-out, complete with crude brown figures meant to represent the victims, goes up in flames. It is a disgusting, shameful clip that will alarm many who are concerned about undercurrents of racism in this country. It deserves widespread condemnation. Even so, it does not warrant the series of arrests it has led to. The Times - Subscription at source 7/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Children face greatest threat of knife crime after school Children are most at risk of being stabbed to death while walking home from school, a study suggests. The Times - Subscription at source 7/11/2018 News Financial Sustainability of Police Forces Public confidence ‘severely dented’ as forces reprioritise work in response to funding cuts Parliament.uk 7/11/2018 Report «384738483849385038513852385338543855Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
