Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104967 total results. Showing results 7761 to 7780 «385386387388389390391392393Next ›Last » Police communications breakdown kept PM in the dark on caravan AUSTRALIA: A communication breakdown between police forces may have kept Anthony Albanese in the dark on the discovery of a caravan full of explosives, raising questions about the relationship between NSW and federal police as they clamp down on rising antisemitism. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 5/2/2025 News Officer dismissed over inappropriate WhatsApp messages A serving Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer has been dismissed without notice after he shared offensive text messages with four other officers in a group chat. Police Professional 5/2/2025 News Justice secretary defends £1bn cost for HMP Glasgow The cost of a replacement for the ageing Barlinnie prison has soared to almost £1bn. Holyrood Magazine 5/2/2025 News ‘Urgent need’ to combat online child sexual abuse, Angela Constance says There is an “urgent need for education and intervention” to tackle the growing rate of cybercrime targeting children, Angela Constance has said. Holyrood Magazine 5/2/2025 News Victorian police minister considers reintroducing bail laws abolished after Veronica Nelson’s death AUSTRALIA: Indigenous woman’s mother accuses Labor of ‘trampling on our graves’ as Anthony Carbines disputes coroner’s findings. The Guardian 5/2/2025 News Terror and torture: Further delays to the 9/11 forever trial The trial of the architect of the 9/11 terror attacks was halted again last month, after the US government blocked a plea deal that would have seen Khalid Sheikh Mohammed escape the death penalty; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks back at the planning of what was described as “the most egregious criminal act on American soil in modern history”, and why the trial of the man who has admitted masterminding those events has still not come to conclusion 23 years later. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/2/2025 Analysis, Feature Police and schools join forces to keep children safe in Lancashire Police in Lancashire have joined forces with local schools to launch an innovative new education scheme designed to proactively educate young people by enhancing the current early intervention and prevention provision. Emergency Services Times 5/2/2025 News Valdo Calocane and the failures of the ‘chaotic’ system exposed From lack of risk assessments to family warnings, a litany of failings in his treatment have been detailed in a report about the Nottingham killer The Times - Subscription at source 5/2/2025 News ‘Watershed moment’ as three-year time limit on child rape claims scrapped in England and Wales Under current rules, civil child sexual abuse cases must be brought within three years of turning 18 The Guardian 5/2/2025 News African Conference on Law Enforcement and Public Health This presentation on mental health by Ian Rummery, mental health team lead psychiatrist and Police Constable Dwight Rummery of The Royal St Helena Police Service, was at the first African Conference on Law Enforcement and Public Health (LEPH), held at the University of Pretoria in December 2024. The African LEPH Network was launched at this conference, and becomes an affiliated member of the Global Law Enforcement and Public Health Association (GLEPHA). This African Conference on Law Enforcement and Public Health conference is a big start to making Law Enforcement and Public Health to work together and to bring a more Public Health approach towards Law Enforcement. This conference brought together Police Officers, Public Health workers, Researchers, Activists and so much more from all around the world to show each other ways to start this new approach, what approaches they have came up with and ways that some countries have already been working this way. PolicingTV 5/2/2025 Feature, Video European Union and UK hold second Counter-Terrorism Dialogue in London The second EU-UK Counter-Terrorism Dialogue took place in London on 4 February 2025, strengthening the UK and EU’s strategic cooperation on counter-terrorism. Home Office 4/2/2025 News Operation Venetic: Man who killed off-duty police officer laundered millions for organised crime group A man who killed an off-duty police officer a decade ago has been sentenced a second time after admitting being part of an organised crime group (OCG) and laundering up to £13m. National Crime Agency (NCA) 4/2/2025 News Funding confirmed for national violence and public protection centre Government funding has been confirmed to establish a dedicated national hub that will centralise policing’s response to violence against women and girls and wider crimes associated with vulnerability. Emergency Services Times 4/2/2025 News Garda Commissioner wants court to reverse order to reinstate civilian driver made to retire at 70 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: WRC adjudicator found that €20,600 pension the plaintiff receives indicates he is ‘highly likely to experience financial hardship’. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 4/2/2025 News Police U-turn on retaining community officers A police force looks likely to retain its 99 community support officers (PCSOs) after previously announcing plans to get rid of them. BBC 4/2/2025 News Britain’s leading the way protecting children from online predators UK becomes the first country in the world to create new AI sexual abuse offences to protect children from predators generating AI images. Home Office 4/2/2025 News Gardai take down west Dublin’s main cocaine supply network with massive €12 million seizure REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Officers swarmed Mountmellick in Co Laois tonight and seized around 182kg of the drug, as well as around 4kg of cannabis, with a combined street value of €12.8 million. Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 4/2/2025 News Delay in sacking police officer ‘unacceptable’ A police officer's sacking four years after a misconduct investigation is an "unacceptable delay" which requires a change to legislation, the Police Ombudsman's Office has said. BBC 4/2/2025 News Should retailers adapt to prevent shoplifting? Last week’s figures from the British Retail Consortium’s (BRC) Annual Crime Survey made for headline grabbing stuff. Every day, more than 2,000 shopworkers suffer violence or abuse at work. More than 70 such incidents per day involve weapons. Retail thefts rose by 3.7m, to over 20.4m last year. The cost of shoplifting to businesses hit more than £2.2bn, adding £133 to the average household’s annual shopping bill. The problem is “out of control” reports the BBC, with brazen, ‘kamikaze’ shoplifters terrorising high streets across the country, emboldened by a pitiful lack of policing and paltry punishments. The Police Foundation 4/2/2025 Feature, Opinion New £13m police centre to tackle violence against women and girls Government announces new intelligence-led national policing centre to put the experiences of victims at the heart of police investigations. Home Office 4/2/2025 News «385386387388389390391392393Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
