Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93847 total results. Showing results 78181 to 78200 «390639073908390939103911391239133914Next ›Last » ‘Faux transparency corrodes public trust’ Real openness and transparency can inspire public confidence and trust, but Andrew Dawson, from his experience as a local councillor and Police and Crime Panel member, believes that PCCs are still far from accountable Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/3/2018 Opinion Threat from Northern Ireland-related terrorism to Great Britain The Security Service, MI5 has reduced the threat level to Great Britain from Northern Ireland-related terrorism from substantial to moderate. Home Office 1/3/2018 News Tens of thousands of drivers get increased fines for using mobiles at wheel More than 26,000 motorists have been caught using a handheld mobile phone while driving in the first year since harsher penalties came into force. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 1/3/2018 News Judges urged to rule against government on surveillance powers Liberty says new legislation needs to be passed by July. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/3/2018 News North Wales PCC: Make St David’s Day a public holiday Mr Jones says it is something he feels very strongly about Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/3/2018 News Force keeps dog handler Twitter accounts on a tight leash Constabulary says the new corporate account will have 'very little input' from the communications team Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/3/2018 News Police misconduct panels cost almost £500k in one year Leicestershire Police paid £23,600 in fees and expenses for one hearing while the Met said it did not hold details of expense claims Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/3/2018 News Crackdown on mobile phones at the wheel has cut number offences by half A crackdown on mobile phone use at the wheel has cut the number of offences by half, new figures show. The Telegraph 1/3/2018 News Leveson 2 press inquiry into journalists’ realationship with police abandoned by government Plans for a second public inquiry into the conduct of the press – promised at the height of the hacking scandal – have been abandoned by the Government. The Independent 1/3/2018 News Coercive control and its effect on family court cases It is now three years since the Serious Crimes Act 2015 received royal assent, creating a new offence of coercive behaviour in intimate or familial relationships. Last week the Sentencing Council recommended harsher sentences for offences in a domestic setting that have the capacity for lasting psychological and emotional effect. These changes not only have an impact on criminal cases of domestic abuse, but also divorce and family justice related cases too, because criminal proceedings often have a bearing on divorce and children cases. The Times - Subscription at source 1/3/2018 Analysis, Feature Stronger sentences for carrying knives or acid New guidelines for courts unveiled Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/3/2018 News Police recruitment crisis: Chief constable ‘cannot compete’ with rival forces The chief constable of Thames Valley Police has said he ‘cannot compete’ with rival constabularies as a recruitment crisis continues to engulf the force. The Oxford Times 1/3/2018 News UK police are using AI to inform custodial decisions – but it could be discriminating against the poor Durham Constabulary, which has been testing its HART algorithm since 2017, recently made changes to avoid reinforcing human biases against people living in certain areas Wired 1/3/2018 Analysis, Feature Acid listed as ‘highly dangerous weapon’ in new sentencing guidance People caught with acid or other corrosive substances in public could face up to six months in jail under new guidelines for England and Wales. BBC 1/3/2018 News New ACC appointment completes force’s all-temporary chief officer team Wiltshire Police has created an entire temporary chief officer team with the appointment of a new interim assistant chief constable. Police Professional 28/2/2018 News Tri-party talks to settle ‘flawed’ position of force on road closure powers Plans by Police Scotland to bill local councils for road closures affecting parades and marches have been put on hold, ahead of three-way talks to resolve a legal argument. Police Professional 28/2/2018 News Domestic abusers in Belfast have told victims to kill themselves 'Some of the women we work with have attempted to take their own lives' - Women's Aid worker Belfast Live 28/2/2018 News Retiring DCC highlights ‘resilience issues’ in Police Scotland The second officer ever appointed to Police Scotland has announced her intention to retire. Police Professional 28/2/2018 News Forensics becoming a ‘wild west’ of the criminal justice system, Labour warns Policing minister shuns claims and says standards have increased under the Government's watch. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/2/2018 News Storm in a teacup PFEW Chairman Calum Macleod asks why tabloids have such a problem with police officers engaging with members of the public. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/2/2018 Feature, Opinion «390639073908390939103911391239133914Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
