Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91674 total results. Showing results 77001 to 77020 «384738483849385038513852385338543855Next ›Last » Police boss John Campion cleared of wrongdoing over ‘AB1’ number plate sale by IOPC watchdog A watchdog has vindicated a police boss over the controversial sale of an historic number plate. Bromsgrove Advertiser 15/1/2018 News The deepening crisis in Scottish policing: A government intervention too far As the New Year begins, yet another scandal has emerged involving potential Scottish government interference with the operation of Police Scotland. Nick McKerrell of Glasgow Caledonian University warns that the crisis in Scottish policing is a structural one - and that without an examination of those structural causes, these crises cannot be resolved. Policing Insight 15/1/2018 Opinion 20mph zones net £57m for police The rise of 20mph zones across the UK means speed awareness courses now net the police £57m every year, new figures show. The Telegraph 15/1/2018 News New questions for Michael Matheston over police chief meeting The justice secretary is facing fresh questions over the Government’s involvement in the chief constable’s special leave from Police Scotland after it emerged a senior civil servant met the top officer in private. The Scotsman 15/1/2018 News Is enough being done by police in crime-hit east Hull? A row is rumbling on Labour's Chris Sumpton accuses Liberal Democrat counterparts of hypocrisy following petition for more bobbies on the beat Hull Live 15/1/2018 News Matheson faces fresh questions over police chief The justice secretary is facing fresh questions over this dealings with the chief constable of Police Scotland. BBC 14/1/2018 News David Lammy criticises Sadiq Khan over vow to increase stop and search Tottenham MP says London mayor is using the controversial tactic as ‘a political football’ in crackdown on knife crime The Guardian 14/1/2018 News Independent peers rejected in favour of Cameron’s allies One of the country’s most successful entrepreneurs and the former leader of Britain’s police chiefs were among a series of figures passed over for independent peerages as David Cameron appointed more than 100 political allies to the House of Lords, The Sunday Telegraph can reveal. The Sunday Telegraph 14/1/2018 News Police force ‘threatens to take 999 call workers to court’ after overpaying them £1million in computer blunder A computer blunder meant 500 staff handling 999 calls received £976,000 more than they should have done between 2013 and last year, but many workers never noticed Mirror 14/1/2018 News Row over top cop ruling deepens A “secret” move to reinstate Scotland’s chief constable, who was suspended over allegations of bullying, was made by a police watchdog, despite a quarter of board members being absent for the decision. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 14/1/2018 News ‘Offenders think loophole is HEAVEN’: Bail crackdown leaves criminals free to terrorise Repeat offenders are “relishing a criminal’s charter” under new rules which allow them to evade justice, senior lawyers and charities warned last night. Express 14/1/2018 News Justice Secretary Michael Matheson urged to pause Transport Police merger Justice Secretary Michael Matheson is facing calls to pause the controversial integration of British Transport Police with Police Scotland after officers’ representatives claimed the April 2019 merger deadline is unrealistic. The Scotsman 14/1/2018 News Police are told to stop rise of paedophile hunters after the number of groups trying to track down perverts hits 75 Police have been told to stop the rise of paedophile hunters after the number of groups trying to snare online child abusers rose to more than 75. Mail Online 14/1/2018 News Police forces swamped by abuse claims as chief constables complain about the £100 million cost of historic paedophile investigations Police are being inundated by ‘poor-quality’ allegations sent by the troubled public inquiry into child abuse, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. Mail Online 14/1/2018 News Met Police 999 call handlers are ‘threatened with court action’ after being overpaid by nearly £1million due to computer glitch Call handlers at London's Met Police say they are being threatened with court after they were accidentally overpaid nearly £1 million. Mail Online 14/1/2018 News West Midlands police: terrorism duties left no bobbies on beat West Midlands police suspended neighbourhood policing for a month last year as the force struggled to cope with the heightened risk from terrorism, according to its police and crime commissioner. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 14/1/2018 News Worboys parole: huge rise in number of suspects hunted by police The number of offenders who are suspected of committing crimes after being released from prison early has ballooned, raising fresh fears over the imminent release of John Worboys, the “black-cab rapist”. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 14/1/2018 News National Crime Agency boss Lynne Owens: ‘Organised criminals pose a greater threat than terrorists’ Lynne Owens admits she has not watched McMafia, the BBC drama starring James Norton, which highlights London as a centre of bribery, corruption and money-laundering. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 14/1/2018 Analysis, Feature Crime agency boss calls for online giants to fund child sex inquiries Internet giants such as Facebook are failing in their “social responsibility” to tackle online child sex abuse and should fund police investigations to help deal with the soaring threat, according to the head of the National Crime Agency (NCA). The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 14/1/2018 News Police may be ordered to change dog handler fitness test after female PC wins £15,000 damages Police could be forced to change entrance requirements for female dog handlers after a landmark case saw almost £15,000 handed to a female officer after she failed the exam. Metro 13/1/2018 News «384738483849385038513852385338543855Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
