Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91649 total results. Showing results 77321 to 77340 «386338643865386638673868386938703871Next ›Last » The Police Finance Settlement: A Christmas present for policing? Rick Muir, Director of the Police Foundation, examines this week's Home Office announcement of the police finance settlement for 2018/19 - and concludes that, "whilst there is some cause for seasonal cheer", the announcement is unlikely to prevent further reductions in the quality and scope of neighbourhood policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/12/2017 Analysis Public confidence in police is high, survey finds Faith in officers to deal with terrorism has gone up in 'challenging' year Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/12/2017 News Cops sit on evidence every day, claims rape trial barrister Facts that could clear defendants are withheld by police ‘every day’, according to the lawyer who helped bring an end to the Liam Allan rape trial. Metro 21/12/2017 News Police funding announcement divides opinions Police funding from central government will remain the same for the next two years, sparking both relief and criticism from local police and crime commissioners. The Press (York) 21/12/2017 News PCSOs apply to become police officers as Norfolk restructure continues Full removal of 150 PCSOs will still go ahead. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/12/2017 News Why does police mishandling of evidence only make headlines in rape cases? The media frenzy around the Liam Allan and Isaac Itiary trials will only act to deter future complainants from coming forward says Charlotte Proudman, a human rights barrister specialising in violence against women and girls The Guardian 21/12/2017 Feature, Opinion Police Ombudsman under fire over collapsed criminal case The Police Ombudsman has serious questions to answer over a collapsed criminal case against two officers, the Police Federation has said. BBC 21/12/2017 News Theresa May leads criticism of police after Damian Green is sacked over porn found on his computer Theresa May was today leading a wave of high-level criticism levelled at the police investigation into the former First Secretary of State Damian Green. The Standard 21/12/2017 News All UK police forces should adopt Welsh approach to videos of dangerous driving Camera footage of road traffic offences can be uploaded onto the Welsh police website Operation Snap. Blog by Sam Jones, senior campaigns and communications officer for Cycling UK The Guardian 21/12/2017 Feature, Opinion Now EVERY police force is urged to review rape cases Two collapse as detective responsible for blunders is removed from active duty Mail Online 21/12/2017 News Stop believing all rape accusers Top QC warns that police's 'rigid mindset' may be behind sex case crisis that has seen two rape cases collapse Mail Online 21/12/2017 News Typos lead to wrongful arrests Innocent people have been held on paedophile charges because of 'appalling' errors in warrants for phone and internet records Mail Online 21/12/2017 News Theresa May’s anger at detective who leaked notes Prime Minister says she 'shared concerns' at officer's disclosures about Damian Green Mail Online 21/12/2017 News Police typing error led to couple’s children being taken into care Innocent people have been arrested as suspected paedophiles because of errors in warrants from police seeking details of individuals’ phone and internet records, a watchdog report disclosed yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 21/12/2017 News Lord Macdonald: suspects are ‘treated with contempt’ A former director of public prosecutions has blamed a “victim culture” for police failures to reveal evidence. The Times - Subscription at source 21/12/2017 Feature, Opinion Police chief Sara Thornton wants rethink on ‘automatic belief’ of sex crimes The head of the National Police Chiefs’ Council wants forces to rethink their policy of automatically believing alleged victims of sexual crime, The Times has learnt. The Times - Subscription at source 21/12/2017 News Police should refer to complainants and not ‘victims’ when investigating rape cases, senior legal figures suggest Police should refer to people who report rape as complainants rather than victims, senior legal figures said last night, amid warnings that the policy is undermining impartiality and leading to miscarriages of justice. The Telegraph 20/12/2017 News Police doctor warns of more miscarriages of justice in rape cases in row over DNA testing A police doctor has warned of potential miscarriages of justice in rape cases after medical examinations were outsourced to the private security company G4S. The Telegraph 20/12/2017 News Police watchdog investigates death after use of restraint Nuno Cardoso, a law student, died shortly after he was arrested and restrained by Thames Valley police in Oxford The Guardian 20/12/2017 News Police Scotland media coverage is putting off ‘quality’ people from applying Media coverage of complaints against senior Police Scotland officers may put off “quality individuals” from applying for leadership roles in the force, it has been warned. The Scotsman 20/12/2017 News «386338643865386638673868386938703871Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
