Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98731 total results. Showing results 77161 to 77180 «385538563857385838593860386138623863Next ›Last » Fight against organised crime needs political commitment and cash Leaders have promised to get tough on dirty money before without much success, writes Sean O’Neill The Times - Subscription at source 2/11/2018 Analysis, Feature Tackle street harassment or burglary? The police shouldn’t have to choose Resources are lacking in our justice system – and it’s women and children who come last The Guardian 1/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill 2018: Overarching documents These are supplementary documents that relate to the Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill 2018. The bill aims to reduce the threat posed by terrorism and hostile state activity Home Office 1/11/2018 Report CPS ‘pushing’ police to ransack rape victims’ personal records Police officers are being pressured to demand sexual assault victim’s medical and private data to help the Crown Prosecution Service cover its back, the Victims Commissioner for London said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/11/2018 News Brian Beacom: Why Police Scotland’s image rights may be a hard sell Christmas present for a relative or a pal? How about a Police Scotland sweatshirt? Or a hoodie that simply says POLIS? Or even a soft sofa cushion onto which has been lasered a polisperson’s face? I know what you’re thinking; whatever sense you’d assumed I possessed I’ve now most certainly shaken hands with and waved goodbye to forever. For who in their right mind would think there is money to be made in selling law and order image rights? The Herald (Scotland) - Subscription at source 1/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Police union warns of football hooligan ‘resurgence’ Scotland’s police union has warned of a creeping return of football hooliganism after what law enforcement sources call a “toxic” series of matches. The Herald (Scotland) 1/11/2018 News The police’s job should be to prevent crime – not delve into its motivation If, unprovoked, I were to punch someone on the nose I shouldn’t be surprised to be arrested and charged. But should the police have to delve into what motivated me, so they can decide whether it fits the definition of a “hate crime” or not? The Telegraph - Subscription at source 1/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Sajid Javid’s honeymoon period at the Home Office is over, and we police need him to step up By Police Federation Chair, John Apter The Telegraph - Subscription at source 1/11/2018 Analysis, Feature ‘Core policing is under tremendous pressure’ – Police chief Chief Constable Sara Thornton has said that police forces are too stretched to deal with "deserving" issues, such as logging hate incidents against women. BBC 1/11/2018 News Oxfordshire police boss backs Sara Thornton’s call to go back to basics The county's police and crime commissioner has backed a call for officers to focus on 'core policing' rather than dealing with reports of misogyny and other 'deserving' issues. Oxford Mail 1/11/2018 News Chief constables told county lines gangs are not being properly targeted – after Norfolk Police say it is a priority Chief constables have been told county line drug operations in worst-hit areas were not being properly targeted by police. Eastern Daily Press 1/11/2018 News Prisons are new frontline in fighting crime, says Gauke New technologies are helping organised criminals have devastating impact on prisoners, minister says The Guardian 1/11/2018 News The Guardian view on police priorities: They can’t do more with less When a senior police chief warns that police cannot give priority to recording all allegations of misogyny, she is stating an awkward truth about the austerity era The Guardian 1/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Brexit pensions bombshell could mean 133 fewer police officers in North Wales Brexit will help blow a £5 million black hole in the pension pot of North Wales Police over the next two years – and could mean 133 fewer officers or a massive increase in council tax. The Leader 1/11/2018 News MPs told Devon and Cornwall Police is ‘on a cliff edge’ A police force is "on a cliff edge" due to fewer officers and an increase in demand, a letter by a police federation claims. BBC 1/11/2018 News Multi-million pound transformation of Yeovil police station Plans have been approved by Avon and Somerset Police and Crime Commissioner Sue Mountstevens to invest millions of pounds refurbishing Yeovil police station at Horsey Lane. Avon & Somerset Constabulary 1/11/2018 News Strategy does not tackle scale of policing crisis A new strategy to tackle Serious and Organised Crime goes only a small way in addressing the issues facing crime and criminal activity and in protecting the public. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 1/11/2018 News Minister launches updated Serious and Organised Crime Strategy Ben Wallace, Minister for Security and Economic Crime, speaks about the threat from serious and organised crime and the government's strategy to challenge this. Home Office 1/11/2018 Feature, Opinion MPS opens up recruitment to non-Londoners again to boost numbers The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is to temporarily recruit from outside London for six months in a bid to attract 2,500 more officers. Police Professional 1/11/2018 News Former officer in bid to resurrect ‘police and press relations’ part of Leveson inquiry High Court challenge begins to overturn government cancellation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/11/2018 News «385538563857385838593860386138623863Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
