Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93900 total results. Showing results 77281 to 77300 «386138623863386438653866386738683869Next ›Last » Met Police chief Cressida Dick: ‘Murders becoming harder to solve’ The commissioner of the Met Police has warned that it is becoming increasingly hard to solve murders. BBC 13/4/2018 News Met chief defends fourfold rise in use of stop-and-search Cressida Dick says London force applies for controversial section 60 designation ‘sparingly’ The Guardian 13/4/2018 News The lesson from Hither Green – no one can be forced to share another’s grief The floral tributes to slain intruder Henry Vincent have caused anger and resentment, but shrines are rarely places of peace The Guardian 13/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Met told to bring gross misconduct hearings over death of Sean Rigg Independent Office for Police Conduct tells force to bring proceedings against five officers The Guardian 13/4/2018 News Scottish Conservatives call for armed forces veterans to be fast-tracked into Police Scotland Tory veterans spokesperson Maurice Corry suggested the move could help address shortages in police officers Holyrood Magazine 13/4/2018 News Council’s ‘letter to Government’ for extra officers Southend Council is set to consider writing to the Government and Essex Police for more uniformed officers in Southend to combat a surge in violent crime. Southend Standard 13/4/2018 News China man caught by facial recognition at pop concert Chinese police have used facial recognition technology to locate and arrest a man who was among a crowd of 60,000 concert goers. BBC 13/4/2018 News Home Office appoints new ESN director The Government has selected a new leader to oversee the implementation of its long-delayed Emergency Services Network (ESN). Police Professional 13/4/2018 News Wounding Worries Dr Dave Sloggett looks at potential revisions to firearms training that emerge from analysis of the Kerslake report. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/4/2018 Analysis, Feature Watchdog to get role in vetting chief officer job applicants PCCs or chief constables will be able to consult Independent Office for Police Conduct Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/4/2018 News Tory police plan branded “dangerously simplistic” – by police A Scottish Conservative plan to boost police numbers by fast-tracking army veterans into the force has been branded “dangerously simplistic” by the police themselves. The rebuff by the union representing rank and file officers followed a Tory call for a trial of the scheme in military communities. The Herald (Scotland) 13/4/2018 News Sussex Police Federation joins row over frontline officer numbers The organisation which represents police officers has joined the debate over what the increase in council tax bills will pay for in terms of numbers of officers on the beat. Eastbourne Herald 13/4/2018 News Scottish Conservatives: Fast-track veterans into the police Servicemen and women preparing to leave the armed forces should be fast-tracked into Police Scotland to boost staff, the Scottish Conservatives have said. The Sunday Post 13/4/2018 News Fighting modern slavery: How to build multi-agency partnerships that work The investigation of modern slavery is hugely complex, often involving several agencies - and recent inspection reports suggest there are still problems with intelligence sharing and joint action plans. Laura Pajón of the University of Derby, and Professor Dave Walsh of De Montfort University, suggest a new way of working. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/4/2018 Analysis Meet Winton Keenen – Northumbria Police’s chief constable who has vowed to make the force better Winton Keenen says his priorities are to protect the vulnerable and bring police and the public closer Chronicle Live (North East) 13/4/2018 News Fast-track former forces staff into police, say Tories Servicemen and women preparing to leave the armed forces should be fast-tracked into Police Scotland to boost staff, the Scottish Conservatives have said. The Times - Subscription at source 13/4/2018 News BBC ruined my life, says Sir Cliff Richard: Coverage of police raid on singer’s home was a ‘very serious invasion of privacy’ based on ‘unlawful’ police leak Sir Cliff Richard's lawyers have told a High Court judge that the singer should get compensation at the 'very top end of the scale' because BBC coverage of a police raid on his home caused him 'great damage'. Mail Online 13/4/2018 News Top cop DEFENDS shrine to dead burglar, saying ‘laying flowers is not a crime’ as tributes VANISH overnight One of Scotland Yard's top officers today insisted they could not stop the shrine to a burglar killed by a pensioner because 'laying flowers is not a crime' after floral tributes opposite the OAP's house were cleared away - but warned vigilantes intent on destroying it if it returns they could be arrested. Mail Online 13/4/2018 News RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: The shrine outrage is proof, if any were needed, that the Old Bill has lost the plot completely What's the difference between an abortion clinic in West London and a suburban garden fence a few miles south? Answer: if you want to protest peacefully outside the abortion clinic you will be subject to a 100-metre exclusion zone and could be fined up to £1,000. Mail Online 13/4/2018 Feature, Opinion GCHQ on high alert for major Russian cyberattack Cyberattacks backed by Russia frequently hit Britain’s infrastructure, the head of GCHQ’s cybersecurity centre said yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 13/4/2018 News «386138623863386438653866386738683869Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
