Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96416 total results. Showing results 77581 to 77600 «387638773878387938803881388238833884Next ›Last » Fears over private conversations of MPs being recorded on police cameras in Commons being leaked online The private conversations of MPs and peers could be recorded on miniature video cameras worn by police working at Westminster and leaked online, an official report warns. Mail Online 22/7/2018 News Essex Police has warned people of cyber-criminals’ attempts at blackmail Police are urging people to be vigilant about 'sextortion' cybercrime. Guardian (East London & West Essex) 21/7/2018 News Revealed: The number of men reporting domestic abuse on Teesside Charity says the figures show it's vital men don't suffer in silence Gazette (Tees/Middlesbrough) 21/7/2018 News GMP hailed as one of the country’s leading forces for dealing with hate crime Greater Manchester Police was one of only three forces in the UK where ‘positive and innovative practice took place’ Manchester Evening News 21/7/2018 News Police to be get Bitcoin training amid money-laundering worries Police officers will be trained in cryptocurrencies to boost the battle against money laundering. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 21/7/2018 News Volunteers sought for police stations Volunteers are being sought by one of Wales' police forces to help them run rural police stations. BBC 21/7/2018 News PCC calls government’s Wiltshire Police funding cuts ‘unfair’ Cuts to government funding have put the squeeze on Wiltshire Police. This is Wiltshire 21/7/2018 News York Council to ask Crime Commissioner for more funding for police The chief executive of City of York Council will be asked to write to the Police and Crime Commissioner to ask for extra funding for the police and fire service. The Press (York) 21/7/2018 News Police funding falls as crime rockets Government funding for the region's police forces has dropped by millions over the last three years, leaving taxpayers to pick up the bill. Express & Star 21/7/2018 News Fire and police joint role branded a ‘recipe for disaster’ A government decision to allow a police and crime commissioner to also control a county’s fire service will be “a recipe for disaster”, unless action is taken, a meeting heard. The Press (York) 21/7/2018 News PSNI set to face court action over data breach A business owner, whose private data was among thousands of pages of information handed to suspected loyalists, has said he feels "traumatised" by the breach. The Irish News (Republic of Ireland) 21/7/2018 News Why knife crime is on the rise, according to Portsmouth MP Police officers being ‘overworked and under-resourced’ is the reason knife crime is on the rise, according to a Portsmouth MP. The News (Portsmouth) 21/7/2018 News The Guardian view on police and child spies: ends don’t always justify the means The revelation that juvenile sources are being used in covert operations is alarming – but what we do not know is as concerning as what we have found out The Guardian 21/7/2018 News David Davis brands use of child spies ‘morally repugnant’ Theresa May’s spokeswoman defends practice revealed by House of Lords committee The Guardian 21/7/2018 News National DNA Database statistics Provides National DNA Database statistics on a quarterly basis. Home Office 20/7/2018 Report Surrey Police becomes first force to retain Bitcoin A force has become the first to confiscate a cryptocurrency and convert it into sterling as a realisable asset. Police Professional - Subscription at source 20/7/2018 News Bedfordshire to launch rst force-wide wellbeing assessment Bedfordshire’s police and crime commissioner plans to use information gathered from a new health screening service to compile a summary of the entire force’s wellbeing. Police Professional - Subscription at source 20/7/2018 News Investigating the Demographic and Attitudinal Predictors of Rape Myth Acceptance in UK Police Officers: Developing An Evidence-Base For Training and Professional Development Efforts to understand rape myth acceptance (RMA) as a cognitive framework in police, unifying key cognitive/attitudinal and demographic factors into one coherent model, are lacking. Using a cross-sectional survey design, predictors of RMA were assessed by linear hierarchical regression, including demographic (age, length of service, gender, experience of specialist rape investigation training) and attitudinal factors (hostility towards women, sexist attitudes, and explicit power/sex beliefs) among officers from a large U.K. police force (N = 912). The final model explained 44% of variance in RMA. Gender and previous specialist training significantly predicted RMA, but to a much lesser extent than attitudinal variables, which explain 42% of RMA variance. Only specialist rape investigation training remained significant when attitudinal variables were added. The greater contribution from attitudinal variables suggests that efforts to address RMA in officers must consider the broader attitudinal structures underpinning RMA. Findings highlight implications for evidence-based training for rape investigators. Psychology Crime and Law - Registration at source 20/7/2018 Research article Decision delayed over future of Police and Crime Commissioner role The responsibility of Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) could be taken over by the West Midlands Mayor Birmingham Live 20/7/2018 News Sadiq Khan’s closure of Wimbledon police station is unlawful, High Court rules A university lecturer who was the victim of a violent attack has won a ruling that a decision to close his local police station was unlawful and must be reconsidered. The Times - Subscription at source 20/7/2018 News «387638773878387938803881388238833884Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
