Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98786 total results. Showing results 77721 to 77740 «388338843885388638873888388938903891Next ›Last » Hostility to men and the elderly could become hate crimes Hate crimes are offences motivated by prejudice against someone's disability, race, religion, sexual orientation or transgender identity. BBC 16/10/2018 Analysis, Feature Phil Gormley: Watchdog role for police chief accused of bullying A former chief constable who resigned amid allegations of bullying has been given a leading role at the policing standards watchdog. The Times - Subscription at source 16/10/2018 News Police criticised for handing out warning leaflets to suspected child sex offenders Police have been criticised for handing out warning leaflets to suspected child sex offenders who they cannot prosecute. The Telegraph 15/10/2018 News Home Office: Funding formula won’t be fixed any time soon Making changes is now 'very complex', and won't be attempted. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/10/2018 News New watchdog guidelines say officers should be separated after serious incident Personnel banned from re-watching body worn video footage. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/10/2018 News Police send 10 children letters warning them they are suspected sex offenders Ten children have been handed letters by police warning them they are suspected of being sex offenders. Metro 15/10/2018 News Yorkshire police chief to consider training all officers to use Humberside Police's chief constable says he will consider training all officers in the force to use electronic Taser weapons because of rising violence against officers. The Yorkshire Post 15/10/2018 News Cheshire Police could axe 250 officers to meet budget cut pressures Cheshire Police chiefs warned today they may be forced to reduce police officer numbers by 250 over the next two years as it faces further budget cuts. The Nantwich News 15/10/2018 News Former Police Scotland chief who resigned amid bullying investigation ‘set to be given watchdog role’ Phil Gormley to be paid up to £162,500 for new role The Independent 15/10/2018 News Police body cameras ‘could be hacked’ to access confidential data Body cameras worn by British police to fight crime could become a "back door" for hackers enabling them to access police databases, the UK's surveillance camera commissioner has warned. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 15/10/2018 News Police will not examine claims of Russian meddling in Brexit vote Met outlines scope of any inquiry as campaign group takes government to court The Guardian 15/10/2018 News London police force must act over excessive force claim, says court City of London force must take disciplinary action against officer accused of clubbing Alfie Meadows over the head The Guardian 15/10/2018 News Tech’d up: How police technology suppliers can help the police fight fraud Earlier in the summer techUK brought together a group of senior police officers, civil servants, and tech industry leaders to explore how technology can best be harnessed to combat fraud. techUK's Henry Rex shares the group's recommendations. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/10/2018 Opinion “Simply labelling police as racist is insulting and demonstrably wrong” Findings from a new study released today, which claims to highlight racial disparities surrounding police use of stop and search, are “flawed” and reveal a “deep misunderstanding” argues PFEW Stop and Search Lead Simon Kempton. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 15/10/2018 Feature, Opinion Progress made on ‘tricky’ issue of disclosure, says College Understanding is much greater than it ever was, according to organisation's lead for criminal justice. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/10/2018 News Former Police Scotland chief ‘handed new role’ after misconduct claims Scotland’s former chief constable, who resigned earlier this year in the wake of a series of misconduct allegations against him, is reportedly to be given a new role. The Telegraph 15/10/2018 News Police spies infiltrated UK leftwing groups for decades Exclusive: database shows 124 green, anti-racist and other groups spied on by undercover police The Guardian 15/10/2018 News Is racial bias in police stop and search getting worse? Black people are nine times more likely to be stopped and searched for drugs, that’s despite the fact that white people are far more likely to use illegal substances. According to one of the most comprehensive data anlysis in the last twenty years researchers from the London School of Economics found that more black people are being stopped and searched now than in 2010. They claim stop and search is becoming more discriminatory. Anja Popp has spoken with someone affected by stop and search. Channel 4 News 15/10/2018 Feature, Opinion Have problems with Police and Crime Commissioners resulted in fewer applications for Chief Constable positions? Labour peer Lord Hunt writes ahead of his parliamentary question on 'National Police Chiefs’ Council concern that problems with Police and Crime Commissioners have resulted in fewer applications for Chief Constable positions' PoliticsHome 15/10/2018 News Police force loses 1,000 staff after quarter of funding cut Britain's most cash-strapped police force has lost 1,038 officers in eight years due to budget cuts, its chief constable has revealed. Metro 15/10/2018 News «388338843885388638873888388938903891Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
