Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104506 total results. Showing results 78381 to 78400 «391639173918391939203921392239233924Next ›Last » Vulnerable Witnesses Bill passed Legislation to ensure more child witnesses are able to pre-record evidence ahead of jury trials has been passed unanimously by the Scottish Parliament. Scottish Government 9/5/2019 News Officers recount horror of armed suicide bombers running towards them Police marksmen fired shot into terrorists' stricken bodies amid explosives fears, London Bridge attack inquest told. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/5/2019 News Police in South Yorkshire are “getting a grip” on child sexual exploitation, police and crime commissioner Dr Alan Billings has said. Killings put pressure on Home Office to justify resumption of deportation charter flights. The Guardian 9/5/2019 News Fire and rescue incident statistics: England, year ending December 2018 This publication focuses on incidents and fires attended by fire and rescue services and fire-related fatalities and casualties from those fires. Home Office 9/5/2019 Report Response to a re-inspection of reporting and offender management processes and management of non-detained foreign national offenders The Home Office response to the Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration’s report, which includes 6 recommendations in respect of reporting and offender management and 8 in respect of the management of foreign national offenders. Home Office 9/5/2019 Report Five things the latest crime statistics tell us about violence What do the latest week’s crime statistics tell us about what is happening to violence? Answering this question is not as straightforward as it might sound, with the data appearing to tell us different stories. Understanding what is happening requires both a bird’s eye and a microscopic lens, says Crest Advisory's Harvey Redgrave. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/5/2019 Analysis Models of Mental Health Triage For Individuals Coming to the Attention of the Police Who May Be Experiencing Mental Health Crisis: A Scoping Review Police routinely encounter individuals experiencing mental distress, despite being ill-equipped to do so. Mental health triage aims to address these concerns. A range of approaches to triage has been introduced; however, no overview exists. We conducted a systematic scoping review of mental health triage co-responding schemes. Eleven databases were searched to identify the literature; each scheme was charted and described. Thirty-three studies describing 47 schemes were included. Intervention details were generally poorly reported, however, differences in personnel, training and information sharing were identified. There are multiple schemes in practice based on the co-responding model. Robust research into the cost and effectiveness of mental health triage is needed. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 9/5/2019 Research article Government to ‘consider options’ for biometrics regulation Immigration minister indicates that various courses of action will be examined before any legislation is passed. PublicTechnology.net 9/5/2019 News Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder widespread in policing The findings of a new study showing that more than one in five police officers are currently suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) should be a wake-up call for the Home Office and senior police leaders. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 9/5/2019 News Protecting those who protect us Our friends at Police Care UK have released the largest ever study of Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and trauma within serving officers and staff. It analyses more than 17,000 responses and was led by Dr. Jess Miller, who knows her stuff when it comes to understanding how trauma exposure affects our brains. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 9/5/2019 Feature, Opinion New programme to protect children at risk of exploitation Children most at risk of being targeted by gangs or violent crime will benefit from better support from specialists across education, health, social care, police and the voluntary sector in a programme launch today (Thursday 9 May) by Education Secretary Damian Hinds. gov.uk 9/5/2019 News Northern Ireland review finds public should be banned from attending rape trials The families of those involved would still be allowed to attend, along with members of the press, to act as the eyes and ears of the public. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 9/5/2019 News Officers say supervising major events has an impact on community policing A report by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) highlighted concerns about the allocation of police resources to events and confusion over planning. The Press and Journal 9/5/2019 News ‘In our culture, you shut up and put up’ Male survivors of childhood sexual abuse within the black community are being let down by the government, the head of a group of MPs has said. BBC reporter Ben Hunte - who was sexually abused himself - hears from men who say their needs have been overlooked. BBC 9/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Abuse of MPs hitting unprecedented levels, says Met police chief Fallout from Brexit vote sees crimes against politicians soar, Cressida Dick tells committee The Guardian 9/5/2019 News PTSD ‘at crisis levels’ among police officers Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) amongst police officers in the UK is far more common than was ever thought, a new survey suggests. One PC describes his battle with the medical condition. BBC 9/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Child trafficking advocates: early adopter sites Guidance on roles and responsiblities of Independent Child Trafficking Advocates (ICTAs). Home Office 8/5/2019 Report Police ‘kept firing’ at wounded London Bridge attackers Officers thought terrorists had suicide belts and feared further casualties, inquest hears. The Guardian 8/5/2019 News Irish police chief Drew Harris targets internal garda corruption An internal garda corruption unit will be in operation in the Republic of Ireland by the end of the year, the head of the Irish police has said. BBC 8/5/2019 News Police granted funding boost for action on serious violence The Home Secretary has allocated 18 police forces worst affected by violent crime the final part of a dedicated £100 million fund to bolster their operations. Home Office 8/5/2019 News «391639173918391939203921392239233924Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
