Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91649 total results. Showing results 77921 to 77940 «389338943895389638973898389939003901Next ›Last » ‘Youngers’ don’t call themselves victims in drug mule trade City gangs have been muscling in on the drug markets in smaller towns for more than 20 years. The Times - Subscription at source 27/11/2017 Analysis, Feature Gangs groom children in care to run their seaside drug trade Nathan was 15 when he was locked in a crack den in Margate and beaten up for daring to poach customers. The Times - Subscription at source 27/11/2017 Analysis, Feature Thousands of children groomed as drug mules in ‘county lines’ trade Thousands of children and teenagers are being used by criminal gangs as drug runners in a grooming scandal with echoes of Rotherham and Rochdale, it can be revealed. The Times - Subscription at source 27/11/2017 News The Sunday Post View: Scotland’s police force is crying out for leadership SCOTLAND’S justice system, most visibly represented by our police force, plays an integral role in the way the country sees itself. The Sunday Post 27/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Armed police chief and deputy suspended The head of armed policing and his deputy are understood to be among those suspended by Police Scotland amid allegations of criminal conduct and gross misconduct. BBC 26/11/2017 News Essex Policing Precept Survey Draft Policing Precept Survey Introductory text and questions: Essex OPFCC 26/11/2017 Report Tories delight in £2 billion spending boost for Scots but Nicola Sturgeon claims the cash is imaginary The Conservatives are convinced — probably rightly — that we Scots have been lying to ourselves for years about how nice, caring, sharing and generally lovely we all are The Scottish Sun 26/11/2017 Analysis, Feature Police warn cuts threaten helicopter, front-line officers and crime investigations Chief Constable Peter Goodman says force needs to concentrate on new challenges Derbyshire Live 26/11/2017 We live with terror attacks. The panic on Oxford Street makes perfect sense I was in the West End of London on Friday, looking for my son. It was clear to us and everyone else who was there: life in a British city has changed The Guardian 26/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Top firearms cops suspended in crime and misconduct probe The head of Scotland’s armed police Kirk Kinnell and his deputy Bob Glass were suspended alongside their boss Bernard Higgins on Friday. Daily Record 26/11/2017 News Armed police chief and deputy suspended The head of armed policing and his deputy are understood to be among those suspended by Police Scotland amid allegations of criminal conduct and gross misconduct. BBC 26/11/2017 News Life at the sharp end of the thin blue line Scotland led the way as the oldest police force in the world. Its female officers have come a long way too The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 26/11/2017 Analysis, Feature Top cop Bernard Higgins probed over claims of bungled domestic abuse case against a policeman It’s the most serious of several misconduct accusations that led to the Assistant Chief Constable and three officers suspension The Scottish Sun 26/11/2017 News David Jamieson: More money on the way to boost police in West Midlands More cash is on the way for police in the West Midlands, it was revealed today. Express & Star 26/11/2017 News No terrorists, but Oxford St panic was still terrifying What does it feel like to be caught up in a dramatic event even when it later turns out not to have been an “event”? The Guardian 26/11/2017 Feature, Opinion UK drone users to sit safety tests under new law Drone users in the UK will be required to do safety awareness tests as part of planned new legislation on their usage. Police will also be given new powers to crack down on illegal use of the unmanned aerial vehicles. BBC 26/11/2017 News How women stopped the Scottish police being a man’s world Carina Webb joined the police in 1963 but soon had to make the choice between a husband or a career. BBC 25/11/2017 Analysis, Feature Police chief: We’re shocked by lack of transparency, accountability and prudence in merger A TOP official at British Transport Police has told how the planned merger with Police Scotland has produced a "collective sense of abandonment" among officers and suspects the "public purse is being stretched to pay for a simple name change and nothing more". The Herald (Scotland) 25/11/2017 News Senior Police Scotland officer suspended after ‘criminal and misconduct allegations’ Assistant Chief Constable Bernie Higgins was forced to step aside in light of the probe by the police watchdog which also includes five other officers. Daily Record 25/11/2017 News Police officers are letting suspects walk free because they are unwilling to make hour-long journeys to the nearest custody suite, officials warn Police officers are letting suspects walk free as they are unwilling to make hour-long journeys to the nearest custody suite, officials have warned. Mail Online 25/11/2017 News «389338943895389638973898389939003901Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
