Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91642 total results. Showing results 78021 to 78040 «389838993900390139023903390439053906Next ›Last » Learning the ropes: The square of police learning Dr Sarah Charman spent four years researching new police recruits. Her findings, published in Police Socialisation, Identity and Culture: Becoming Blue, examines the influences on and changing attitudes of new police recruits at the most formative stage in their career and the implications this has for policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/11/2017 Analysis New service means more people will have access to restorative justice More people will have access to restorative justice putting victims back in control and helping offenders see the error of their ways, following the launch of a new restorative justice (RJ) service. Bath Echo 21/11/2017 News UK cyber defenders set to build on existing capability UK national cyber attack response and investigation is a well-defined and rehearsed process, but the responsible agencies say they are building more capability and closing the gaps Computer Weekly 21/11/2017 News Matthew Scott: What we Police Commissioners hope for in the Budget. And what we should continue to give in return. Earlier this month, independent inspectors reported that most Police Forces were efficient. They were assessed by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Service (HMICFRS) on their understanding of the demand on their services, how well they are meeting this challenge and how they are planning for the future. Most were “Good” or “Outstanding”, but nationally concerns were raised about demand and the pace of reform. This is why PCCs have asked the Government for funding to provide five thousand extra police officers. Conservative Home 21/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Former police officer put forward for deputy commissioner post The police and crime commissioner for Cambridgeshire is to recommend a former police officer for the vacant post of deputy. The Hunts Post 21/11/2017 News Personal Protective Equipment Survey 2017 A survey of the Views and Attitudes of Police Officers on their existing Operational Safety Training, Personal Protective Equipment and potential future enhancements [PDF] Scottish Police Federation (SPF) 21/11/2017 Report PPE Survey Results The Survey took place between 19th June and 24th July 2017 and received over 4200 responses, The most notable result was the number of officers who wanted to have access to a handgun- 64% overall, rising to 73% of the 25-34 yrs age group. Scottish Police Federation (SPF) 21/11/2017 News Scottish police officers ‘feel vulnerable to spontaneous violence’, says study Scotland's police officers feel under-equipped to tackle violent crime and terrorism, the Scottish Police Federation (SPF) has claimed. BBC 21/11/2017 News Cybercrime on Lincolnshire Police strategic plan hit list Online crimes are to become a priority for Lincolnshire Police after the launch of a new strategic plan. The Lincolnite 21/11/2017 News 64 per cent of Scots police officers want access to a gun Almost two-thirds of Scotland’s police officers want to have access to a handgun, according to new research. A survey by the Scottish Police Federation (SPF) found that 64% of officers support such a move. The Scotsman 21/11/2017 News This inquiry into undercover police abuse is just another cover-up Here in the Royal Courts of Justice we are listening for crumbs of information about the officers who used and abused us. But nothing is revealed The Guardian 21/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Forensics ‘data manipulation’ may have affected 10,000 cases Officers leading investigation into alleged data manipulation at forensic lab say cases range across 42 police forces The Guardian 21/11/2017 News Thames Valley Police have recorded more than 2,000 historic child sex abuse cases since 2013 In 2016/17 police forces across the country recoded 20,410 non-recent sex abuse offences Get Reading 21/11/2017 News Thousands of criminals including rapists and killers could go free after police chiefs confirm that TEN THOUSAND forensics lab tests may have been altered Police chiefs have confirmed that more than 10,000 cases may have been affected by rogue scientists working at a forensics laboratory. Up to a quarter of the affected cases, across 42 police forces, were used in trials for serious crimes such as rape and murder. The rest were for traffic offences such as drug-driving. Mail Online 21/11/2017 News Met police ‘should consider temporary ban on pillion passengers to fight moped crime’ Temporary bans on moped riders carrying pillion passengers have been suggested as a strategy to curb crime The Standard 21/11/2017 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the National Police Library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/11/2017 News Chancellor Philip Hammond poised to exempt Scottish emergency services from future VAT Philip Hammond is poised to exempt Scotland’s police and fire and rescue services from future VAT payments in tomorrow’s Budget but will stop short to agreeing a £140 million Treasury refund for past payments. The Herald (Scotland) 21/11/2017 News MI6 chief ran secret £39m fund for black ops The head of MI6 ran a secret slush fund in the late 1940s that was used for bribes, black propaganda and plans to assassinate foreign officials, according to documents in the National Archives. The Times - Subscription at source 21/11/2017 News Keep closer eye on 20,000 suspects, says terror review Spies are to increase monitoring of up to 20,000 terrorism suspects by paying closer attention to activity such as travel and international purchases after four fatal attacks in the past year, it is understood. The Times - Subscription at source 21/11/2017 News Police accused of stigmatising people with HIV Avon and Somerset police stand accused of spreading misinformation and stigmatising people with HIV and hepatitis C in their justification for the use of spit hoods. Bristol 24/7 20/11/2017 News «389838993900390139023903390439053906Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
