Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93864 total results. Showing results 78341 to 78360 «391439153916391739183919392039213922Next ›Last » Domestic abusers will face tougher sentences Domestic abusers face tougher sentences than people who commit similar offences outside the home environment, after an overhaul of the guidance given to judges. The Times - Subscription at source 22/2/2018 News Met owes women damages for John Worboys investigation failings Police forces face a potential flood of compensation claims from victims of serial killers or rapists such as Jimmy Savile after a landmark ruling in the Supreme Court. The Times - Subscription at source 22/2/2018 News Met criticised over child protection cases Britain’s biggest police force still has “significant weaknesses” in its approach to child protection, including grooming and sexual exploitation cases. The Times - Subscription at source 22/2/2018 News Case crumbles against PC accused of biscuits theft A police officer who allegedly took a colleague’s tin of biscuits has been found not guilty of gross misconduct. The Times - Subscription at source 22/2/2018 News Police and farmers call for change in the law to protect llamas and ostriches from dog attacks Laws protecting livestock from dog attacks are "outdated and ineffective" because they do not include increasingly popular exotic breeds such as llamas, alpacas and ostriches, police have warned. The Telegraph 21/2/2018 News The British Transport Police Leaving Home project: The impact of the transfer of British Transport Police (BTP) D Division into Police Scotland on officers and staff This research project investigates the impact of integration on British Transport Police officers and staff in Scotland, exploring issues of organisational identity, community, and attachment. The project also amplifies the voices of BTP officers and staff during a contested period of organisational change. This academic research is independent and does not rely on any funding. Assistance, however, was provided by the BTP Federation in relation to accessing participants. The research has full ethical approval from the University of the West of Scotland. The Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research (SCCJR) 21/2/2018 Report 83% of British Transport Police unsupportive of merger with Police Scotland New research has found the majority (83%) of British Transport Police officers and staff in Scotland are either quite or very unsupportive of plans to integrate their division into Police Scotland. The Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research (SCCJR) 21/2/2018 News British Transport Police ranks oppose merger with Police Scotland Just eight per cent of British Transport Police members in Scotland support its merger with Police Scotland, new research shows. The National 21/2/2018 News Theresa May steps into British Transport Police merger row Theresa May has cast doubt on the SNP's plan to merge British Transport Police and Police Scotland amid renewed fears of a staff exodus. Express 21/2/2018 News Vaping at the wheel could cost you your licence Police warn motorists e-cigarettes could be illegal under law meant to ban mobile phones Mail Online 21/2/2018 News Ruff justice: police want to set up dog DNA database Police chiefs seek new powers to help combat ‘very significant’ issue of pets worrying livestock The Guardian 21/2/2018 News Home Office to present ESN review in the summer During a Public Accounts Committee (PAC) hearing, Joanna Davinson, the Home Office’s chief digital, data, and technology officer, said that the Home Office is now aiming to release its strategic review of the programme to rollout the Emergency Services Network (ESN) at the end of July. Tetra Today 21/2/2018 News Force’s ‘unfair’ review of injured pensioners’ payments continues Treating people who have suffered life-changing injuries in this way is unacceptable, says MP. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/2/2018 News Government says no new law needed on ‘upskirting’ Survey finds victims have been as young as ten. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/2/2018 News ‘We are witnesses to a lack of cohesion between Police Scotland and the SPA’ Recently retired Police Scotland officer Brian Cook looks at the governance of the force. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/2/2018 Feature, Opinion Livestock Worrying Police Working Group Final report The purpose of this report is to assist the APGAW ‘Tackling Livestock Worrying and encouraging responsible dog ownership’. This final report is the collective work of five police forces across England and Wales and is the final findings developed on from the ‘Interim Summary Report’ that was published in October 2017. [PDF] National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 21/2/2018 Report New police report highlights the barriers to tackling attacks on livestock The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) has released a report highlighting the scale of dog attacks on livestock - livestock worrying - and the challenges faced by police forces in supporting farmers to deal with the issue. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 21/2/2018 News North Wales Police record 50 livestock attack dogs shot More than 50 dogs have been shot for attacking livestock in north Wales in the past four years, a report has revealed. A study by the National Police Chief's Council (NPCC) showed North Wales Police recorded 449 cases of livestock worrying and attacks between 2013-2017. BBC 21/2/2018 News Bullying cop let off by chief constable pal despite ‘flipping out’ at staff Former Essex Deputy Chief Constable Matt Horne was found guilty of three disciplinary breaches last month - but close pal and Essex chief constable Steve Kavanagh called him an 'outstanding officer' and let him off without any further action being taken The Sun 21/2/2018 News ‘Momentous’ steps made addressing trauma in policing College of Policing produces crucial criteria to battle the 'devastating toll that trauma wreaks on officers'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/2/2018 News «391439153916391739183919392039213922Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
