Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101212 total results. Showing results 77401 to 77420 «386738683869387038713872387338743875Next ›Last » Lie detectors to help police catch domestic abusers Later this month volunteers will be invited into a conference centre near Bradford and asked to commit a crime. The Times - Subscription at source 2/2/2019 News New driving offence fills sentencing gap in cases of serious injury Driving offences are among the most controversial in the criminal law and there are regular calls for sentences to be toughened where injury or death is caused The Times - Subscription at source 2/2/2019 Analysis, Feature Careless drivers who kill face life in jail Dangerous or careless drivers who kill could face life in prison under tough laws being considered by the government. The Times - Subscription at source 2/2/2019 News Lie detector test: It’s relief not guilt that gave me away The stakes could not be lower. I haven’t got bodies hidden under the patio or committed some elaborate fraud. I’m not even being asked whether I have ever stolen office stationery. The Times - Subscription at source 2/2/2019 Analysis, Feature Smart roads will save your life, stop the traffic and dial 999 You are driving along the motorway at night when a crash suddenly occurs in front of you. A car spins off the road. Another remains stuck across two lanes. The Times - Subscription at source 2/2/2019 Analysis, Feature ‘Closures will not affect local policing’ Force and the 'unlucky 13' loss of public face Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/2/2019 News ‘We are committed to improving the health and wellbeing of our workforce’ Roll-out of technology to assist 'remote working', says Met. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/2/2019 News First UK FGM conviction shows police commitment to pursue those responsible The mother of a three year old girl has been found guilty of female genital mutilation after a trial at the Old Bailey. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 1/2/2019 News Research shows Prevent fails to counter extremism in some London communities A new survey has found “a deep mistrust and misunderstanding” of the Prevent anti-terrorism strategy among some communities in the capital, with more than 60 per cent of Londoners believing the threat of extremism is rising. Police Professional 1/2/2019 News Forces criticised for shoplifting investigation ‘thresholds’ Half of shoplifting cases are not being reported due to “frustration with police”, according to a retail industry association, which blames the introduction of “arbitrary thresholds below which police no longer investigate thefts” from shops. Police Professional 1/2/2019 News Mother guilty in first successful prosecution of FGM in the UK The mother of a three-year-old girl has become the first person to be found guilty of female genital mutilation (FGM) in the UK Police Professional 1/2/2019 News Former chief constable to be investigated over alleged inappropriate behaviour Mike Veale is being investigated by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) for alleged inappropriate behaviour towards colleagues, discrimination, and unprofessional behaviour. Police Professional 1/2/2019 News ‘We are committed to improving the health and wellbeing of our workforce’ Roll-out of technology to assist 'remote working', says Met Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/2/2019 News Greater Manchester council tax rise to pay for 320 police officers Council tax is to rise in Greater Manchester to pay for 320 new police officers. BBC 1/2/2019 News Shoplifting at supermarkets increasing, police figures reveal Shoplifting from supermarkets has increased more than 7% in the past four years, new figures have revealed. Talking Retail 1/2/2019 News Bangladesh Police in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations and Capacity Building: Striving For Perfection in An Imperfect World! Since 1988, Bangladesh has been one of the highest police contributing countries (PCCs) to United Nations Peacekeeping operations. Over the years, Bangladesh Police has not only carved out space for itself as a top PCC, but also earned a name for itself as a dependable force which delivered the tasks assigned to it. However, in the last few years, Bangladesh Police has seen a fall in deployment to various missions due to an increasing number of participation of other new contributors across the world. Moreover, there are significant transformations in the nature of conflict and mandates of peacekeeping operations which would require Bangladesh Police to be prepared itself for future participation in such missions. Against such a backdrop, this article examines how Bangladeshi police peacekeepers evaluate their participation in peace missions and their capacity in addressing the challenges of the contemporary and future peace missions. It also investigates issues of capacity building, skill enhancement, and increasing competency of Bangladesh police peacekeepers as perceived by themselves. This article argues Bangladesh needs to comprehend the changing scenario and enhance the capacity of police peacekeepers by undertaking appropriate measures including tapping into the experience of its returning police personnel. Otherwise, the sustainability of Bangladesh’s participation in UN police peacekeeping deployments may face severe stress and become problematic. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 1/2/2019 Research article Ex-Cleveland Police chief to face investigation into claims of inappropriate behaviour Mike Veale resigned from the force last month after 'serious allegations' were made against him Teesside Live 1/2/2019 News Parish councils reject Beds police boss’s bid for their ‘substantial reserves’ The Bedfordshire Police boss’s round robin letter to parish councils asking for funding for PCSOs, has not gone down well with councillors. Biggleswade Today 1/2/2019 News Crime scenes to be guarded by civilians on zero hours contracts after loss of PCSOs Ex-police officers and veterans are being hired on zero hours contracts to replace PCSOs guarding crime scenes. Eastern Daily Press 1/2/2019 News Blog: We cannot let knife crime define a generation In the week that the Home Secretary announced new measures to help tackle knife crime National Chair John Apter discusses why it will take more than a hashtag and re-versioned Asbos to solve the problem. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 1/2/2019 Feature, Opinion «386738683869387038713872387338743875Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
