Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93879 total results. Showing results 77581 to 77600 «387638773878387938803881388238833884Next ›Last » Director of public prosecutions Alison Saunders to stand down The director of public prosecutions is to stand down at the end of her five-year contract, the government has said. BBC 2/4/2018 News Murder rate in London tops New York for the first time London’s murder rate has overtaken New York City’s for the first time as Scotland Yard announced yesterday that it is investigating the 12th killing in just 19 days. The Times - Subscription at source 2/4/2018 News Privacy fears over police spy tools that can break into mobile phones Police forces across Britain are using espionage technology to download the entire contents of mobile phones belonging to suspects, witnesses and victims. The Times - Subscription at source 2/4/2018 News Metropolitan Police ditches practice of believing all victims Britain’s biggest police force has abandoned its policy of automatically believing victims after a series of flawed inquiries into alleged sex crimes, The Times can reveal. The Times - Subscription at source 2/4/2018 News Police should not use a lack of resources as an excuse to ignore ‘low level’ crime, says Victims’ Commissioner Police should stop using a lack of resources as an excuse for failing to attend “low level crimes”, the Victims’ Commissioner has said. The Telegraph 1/4/2018 News Cops in cafés is a return to police boxes, chief claims Police Scotland is reverting to the model of using police boxes, the acting chief constable has said, with officers stationed in cafés, supermarkets and community centres in an attempt to reach more people. The Scotsman 1/4/2018 News Stop and search London’s murderous gangs A shameful milestone has been passed. Knife crime has become such a scourge that London’s murder rate outstripped New York’s for the first time in February, the most recent month for which figures are available. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 1/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Officers treated for PTSD after Manchester Arena bombing More than 1,000 Greater Manchester police officers and support workers — roughly one in 10 of the force’s staff — have used mental health services since the Manchester Arena bombing. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 1/4/2018 News Victims enraged as new rape law shelved The justice secretary, David Gauke, is under fresh pressure over the treatment of rape victims as it emerged his department has shelved a key manifesto pledge to introduce a “victims’ law”. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 1/4/2018 News Home Office admits crime gangs ‘will exploit EU citizens register’ Migration rules will be watered down to make it easier for EU citizens to stay in Britain — despite warnings that mafia-style gangs will try to exploit the system. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 1/4/2018 News Police Scotland’s ‘secret phone hacking operation’ harvesting data from public A Sunday paper revealed today that the operation uses technology to override passwords, and download data without the owner’s knowledge. Daily Record 1/4/2018 News Police Scotland in secret phone hack operation Scottish police have been secretly hacking phones and harvesting massive amounts of data from members of the public, the Sunday Herald can reveal. The Herald (Scotland) 1/4/2018 News Police Scotland five years on: a history of dreadful leadership and meddling politicians It is five years since the creation of a single police force in Scotland. Back in 2013 voters were promised enhanced policing alongside greater accountability, transparency and governance. But communities were quickly forgotten as the Government's parliamentary majority pushed aside suggestions for improvements to their proposals. The Herald (Scotland) 1/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Nearly eighty police officers left the single force while being investigated for misconduct Nearly 80 police officers have left the force in Scotland while under investigation for misconduct, it can be revealed. The Herald (Scotland) 1/4/2018 News Police Scotland to come under the Holyrood microscope Police Scotland's performance is to be probed by Holyrood five years after the single nationwide force was controversially merged from eight regional ones. The Herald (Scotland) 1/4/2018 News Untie the hands of the police, PM, and let them end scourge of knife crime Former Police Minister Sir Mike Penning urges judges and the PM to allow cops to do their job and frisk suspects to end Britain's knife crime epidemic The Sun 1/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland at five: Tragedy, triumph and turmoil Britain's second biggest police service was launched on 1 April, 2013. Eight forces became one in the biggest overhaul of law enforcement north of the border since 1967. As Police Scotland turns five, BBC Scotland looks back at its challenges, from unspeakable tragedies to misconduct allegations. BBC 1/4/2018 Analysis, Feature Holyrood committee to review Police and Fire Reform Act An inquiry has been launched into the centralisation of Scotland's police and fire services, five years to the day since it took place. BBC 1/4/2018 News Inquiry into Police Scotland and SFRS five years on Holyrood's justice committee is examining the legislation which created the services. STV News 1/4/2018 News MSP urges independent review of crisis-hit police Police Scotland today faces calls for an independent review into its operation in order to trigger an “honest conversation” about where it has gone wrong over the last five years. The Scotsman 1/4/2018 News «387638773878387938803881388238833884Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
