Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91664 total results. Showing results 77121 to 77140 «385338543855385638573858385938603861Next ›Last » Pressure on police authority over chief constable Phil Gormley The Scottish Police Authority is under pressure to explain why it approved the return to work of Chief Constable Phil Gormley without consulting investigators looking into allegations of bullying. The Scotsman 8/1/2018 News Police complaints process overhaul begins on Monday A major overhaul of the system of police complaints in England and Wales comes into effect on Monday. BBC 8/1/2018 News IPCC concerned about rise in minority ethnic deaths following police restraint Anne Owers, outgoing chair of the police watchdog, says the relationship between ethnicity and use of force must be looked at closely The Guardian 7/1/2018 News Michael Matheson under fire over claims he blocked police chief’s return Justice Secretary Michael Matheson is under mounting pressure to make a parliamentary statement on allegations he blocked the chief constable of Police Scotland from returning to work. The Herald (Scotland) 7/1/2018 News Justice Secretary orders review of Parole Board transparency following outrage at Worboys decision 'I believe there is a strong case to review how to allow greater openness about the decision-making process,' says David Lidington The Independent 7/1/2018 News Met Police pays £89m in overtime Metropolitan Police officers are earning up to £61,000 a year extra in overtime, official figures show. The Times - Subscription at source 6/1/2018 News ‘Substantial cuts’ will leave MPS workforce at lowest level in 11 years The number of Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers will fall “significantly” below 30,000 if the Government does not invest more money into policing, Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime Sophie Linden has claimed. Police Professional 5/1/2018 News Is this the sneakiest police car ever? We don’t condone speeding, but most drivers are at their most observant barrelling up the motorway at 80-ish. While anyone who really cares about their licence would stick to the 70mph national speed limit, many are happy to exceed that while keeping an eye on the traffic ahead for lurking traffic cops. If they’re in a batternberg-spec Volvo or BMW, they’re fairly easy to spot, but what if they’re driving something a little more discreet? Motoring Research 5/1/2018 Analysis, Feature Just 1% of people caught with illegal drugs are being sent to prison Fears are mounting that drugs are being legalised “by the back door” – because hardly anyone is jailed for having them. Daily Star 5/1/2018 News Outrage after cops post misleading photo showing satnav in totally WRONG place…so where is it illegal to put it? Greater Manchester Police left drivers baffled with its post about sat nav placement. So what are the laws and are you risking a fine? The Sun 5/1/2018 News Police force guilty of misdirection by claiming satnavs must be in bottom right corner of a windscreen Confusion over the use of satnavs deepened today as police wrongly told drivers not to place the devices anywhere other than in the bottom right corner of the windscreen. The Telegraph 5/1/2018 News Freemasons reject claims they blocked police reforms The leader of the Freemasons in England has rejected claims the organisation is blocking reform in the police service. BBC 5/1/2018 News Driving change: A new governance process is needed to reform the service Newly-retired chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales, Steve White, says the service is still in need of radical reform. Here, he suggests a way to drive change. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/1/2018 Opinion Domestic violence and abuse: Help from DWP A guide for domestic violence and abuse victims about services from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). Home Office 5/1/2018 Report Force gives green light to spit guards Fed says introduction across forces 'is slow but nevertheless progress'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/1/2018 News Allowances made after errors included in inspectors exam Sergeants given passes by College of Policing Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/1/2018 News Watchdog change ‘must not simply be to name’ says Federation IPCC name will become Independent Office for Police Conduct next week. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/1/2018 News Freemasons deem police reform blocking claims as ‘laughable’ The leader of the Freemasons in England has rejected claims the organisation is blocking reform in the police service. BBC 5/1/2018 News West Mercia Police see big rise in reports over drones More than 400 incidents involving drones were reported to West Mercia Police, including 64 reports about the remote-controlled machines being flown over prisons. Shropshire Star 5/1/2018 News Plans to sell off police station under fire Plans to sell of Cambridge's iconic Parkside police station have been criticised by the city's MP. 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