Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93900 total results. Showing results 77441 to 77460 «386938703871387238733874387538763877Next ›Last » Longer school days save pupils from gangs Schools in London and other cities could stay open until 6pm to protect children affected by gangs, according to Sir Michael Wilshaw, the former chief inspector of schools in England. The Times - Subscription at source 8/4/2018 News Top Tories branded ‘naive’ for claiming axing 20,000 police has no link to a gang violence wave Labour blasted Cabinet ministers Amber Rudd and Sajid Javid for saying there is no evidence that austerity allowed crime to rise Mirror 8/4/2018 News Concern over Welsh police accessing texts and emails Technology for extracting text messages and emails from mobile phones is being used by Welsh police forces, prompting privacy concerns by a campaign group. BBC 8/4/2018 News Spike in London murders can’t be reversed by New York-style police crackdown alone The latest wave of murders in London has caused deep concern, with calls for a police crackdown on the violence. Prof. James Treadwell of Staffordshire University explains why such a crackdown may not work - unless it's backed by more police resources. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/4/2018 Opinion Tech giants such as Facebook ‘lend safe space to slave traders’ A top police officer is urging victims to sue firms for human rights abuses because of their failure to clean up the net The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 8/4/2018 News Burglary is old hat for the Old Bill — so defending your home is murder We had the anti-terrorism Old Bill around my house a bit ago. They were there because I’m apparently on a list of people Allah believes is deserving of decapitation, inshallah. Allah and — more recently — Max Mosley, I fear. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 8/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Britain is bleeding — the police must tackle the gangs This is a dangerous time to be a teenager in parts of London and our other great cities. The marked upsurge in violence, often fuelled by the trade in illegal drugs and internecine gang rivalry, has claimed some shockingly young victims, such as 17-year-old Tanesha Melbourne, a trainee hairdresser, who was last week caught in the crossfire of a drive-by shooting in Tottenham, north London. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 8/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Legal costs halt thousands of domestic violence cases Domestic abuse victims in England have been unable to get emergency court orders stopping their abusers from harming them, a charity has said. BBC 8/4/2018 News Stop and search alone is not the answer to London’s violent crime problem Without action now, the violence will spread out from London with the 'county lines' strategy used by metropolitan gangs to win new, rural markets for their drug and other illegal trades The Independent 8/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Nationwide crime crisis must be fixed but Tories are in denial about the true scale Pensioner Richard Osborn-Brooks was arrested on suspicion of murder this week after an intruder at his home but police have now said they will take no further action Mirror 8/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Let police increase stop and search to stop knife crime soaring, former advisor to London mayor says Give police the confidence to use stop and search to cut knife crime, a close ally of Boris Johnson and former deputy mayor for policing has said. The Sunday Telegraph 8/4/2018 News Action to tackle violent crime must deliver results, and soon The rise in violent crime is a national scandal, and the consequences of a failure to reverse this worrying trend are too appalling to contemplate. Cressida Dick, the Metropolitan Police commissioner, has denied that the police have lost control of the streets, but the spate of stabbings and shootings in London in recent weeks does not paint a reassuring picture for the law-abiding majority. The Sunday Telegraph - Subscription at source 8/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Scottish police to deploy hi-tech gadgets which access phone data Scottish police have spent £370,000 on forty-one “cyber kiosks” which can override mobile phone passwords to access private data such as text messages, encrypted conversations, photos, web browsing history, contacts and call records in a matter of seconds. The Herald (Scotland) - Subscription at source 8/4/2018 News Police officers accused of spending too much time tweeting rubbish while kids are dying on our streets Forces across the country have been spending thousands of pounds on social media, while serious crimes are going unresolved The Sun 8/4/2018 News Picked off by a paedophile gang, plied with drink, repeatedly raped and pregnant by 14 Victim of Rotherham child abuse ringleader reveals social workers and police did nothing despite knowing about her ordeal Mail Online 8/4/2018 Feature, Opinion The teenager who was stopped and searched more than 20 times and inspired Theresa May’s crusade against the police power… Theresa May has fought to curb the use of police stop and search powers ever since she became Home Secretary eight years ago. Mail Online 8/4/2018 Analysis, Feature Missing in action? Not me, insists the Mayor of London SADIQ KHAN in an impassioned defence of his response to the capital’s knife deaths epidemic Heartbreaking, distressing, deeply depressing. Yet even these words fail to do justice to the emotions that we have all felt following the series of murders and violent attacks across London – and Britain – over recent weeks. Mail Online 8/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Ex-race chief makes controversial call for tougher policing in black communities hit by knife crime A controversial call for tougher policing in black communities hit by knife crime than in white areas with less violence has been made by the former head of the Commission for Racial Equality. Mail Online 8/4/2018 News Crackdown on ‘zombie killer’ knives and acid as Theresa May is forced in to U-turn on stop and search powers Theresa May has been forced to do a U-turn on police stop and search powers by the epidemic of stabbings and shootings sweeping London. Mail Online 8/4/2018 News PETER HITCHENS: Our police are as up to date as flares and Watneys Red Barrel Actually, I wish the police would arrest people for defending their homes more often than they already do. Mail Online 8/4/2018 Feature, Opinion «386938703871387238733874387538763877Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
