Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93864 total results. Showing results 78281 to 78300 «391139123913391439153916391739183919Next ›Last » Londoners at greater risk of crime as Met budgets tighten Home secretary Amber Rudd accused of ducking responsibility by office of London mayor The Guardian 25/2/2018 News Rotherham abuse inquiry ‘needs 100 more officers’ Exclusive: Operation Stovewood’s head says team has been able to contact only 17% of 1,510 possible victims The Guardian 25/2/2018 News Rotherham child abuse scandal is so big that police need another 100 officers to work on investigation The biggest investigation into child sexual exploitation needs 100 more officers to tackle the 'unprecedented scale of abuse' in Rotherham. Mail Online 25/2/2018 News Police drone finds man in ditch in Lincolnshire A man who crashed his car in freezing night-time temperatures was saved from hypothermia when he was found by a police thermal-imaging drone. BBC 25/2/2018 News Lincolnshire police may issue villagers with power to hand out speeding fines Volunteers could be handed new powers to give on-the-spot fines to drivers who speed through their villages. Rutland & Stamford Mercury 25/2/2018 News Mayor’s criticism of Cleveland Police ‘damaging morale’ Continued criticism of a north of England police force by the local mayor is damaging morale, the body that represents police officers says. BBC 25/2/2018 News Police reveal most common criminal names in Wales They say you cannot judge a book by its cover - but if you know a Daniel or a Sarah, chances are they might have had a brush with the law. BBC 25/2/2018 News Opinion: Is permanent police merger gamble too far? By Keith Prince, Havering’s London Assembly member Romford Recorder 25/2/2018 Feature, Opinion Decorated undercover police officer accuses Freemasons of blocking his career A former undercover officer presented with the Queen’s Police Medal for bravery by Prince Charles says freemasons in the force threatened to derail his career. The Sunday Telegraph - Subscription at source 25/2/2018 News Cheshire police and crime commissioner wants victims of crime to have their say Review commissioned following decision to release John Worboys The Chester Chronicle 25/2/2018 News Detective calling for more cancer support across forces wins grant Officer aspires to give back to the community after wife and friend fought against the disease Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/2/2018 News Child sex abuse crimes rise by nearly a quarter A national charity is demanding action after a 23 per cent increase in the number of child sex offences in Hampshire. Hampshire Chronicle 25/2/2018 News Uniform advantage: The constable’s hat as a marker of authority and morale  How important is the police uniform to officers' authority - and morale? Serving officer Martin Gallagher explores his own attitudes, and what the evidence shows, about the role of the constable's hat. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/2/2018 Opinion Hare coursing: Lincolnshire Police’s fight with blood sport Hare coursers travel hundreds of miles to take part in illegal contests. And Lincolnshire, with its flat and open farmland, is seen as an ideal location. It means police in the county find themselves leading in the fight against the blood sport. BBC 25/2/2018 News Crime commissioner backs proposed law protecting police dogs attacked in the field 'Attacking a service animal which is there to protect and uphold public order is a serious demonstration of violence and should be regarded as such' Nottingham Post 24/2/2018 News North Wales Police defends use of controversial spit hoods on kids as young as 14 Civil liberties groups say there's a clear link between use of controversial hoods and deaths in custody North Wales Live 24/2/2018 News British policing’s technology falling behind the rest of world The man in charge of Kent Police’s resources and policy has claimed British forces are falling behind the rest of the world when it comes to technology. News Shopper 24/2/2018 News ‘We will work with so-called paedophile hunters’, vows police chief Officers will work with so-called paedophile hunters because any other move would ‘lose in the court of public opinion’, a police boss has said. Express & Star 24/2/2018 News MSPs: Scottish Police Authority must learn from past mistakes Scotland's beleagured Police Authority has been accused of trying to cover up past mistakes. The National 24/2/2018 News Police called in over gender row Police were called when a tutor refused to address a transgender pupil by the correct pronoun, it emerged yesterday. Officers became involved because the behaviour counted as a hate crime, it was alleged. The Times - Subscription at source 24/2/2018 News «391139123913391439153916391739183919Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events