Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115085 total results. Showing results 7841 to 7860 «389390391392393394395396397Next ›Last » NSW police officer who allegedly assaulted former Greens candidate Hannah Thomas charged with grievous bodily harm AUSTRALIA: Senior constable will now face two charges, including grievous bodily harm which carries maximum penalty of 14 years The Guardian 22/10/2025 News Record number of applications for SA Police AUSTRALIA: The South Australian Government says its unprecedented investment to boost police resources is seeing record numbers of people applying to join SA Police. Last financial year, a record 3,050 people from across Australia and overseas applied to join SA Police. Inside State Government (Australia) 22/10/2025 News Victoria’s top cop Mike Bush admits he was ‘a bit’ surprised by reaction to his use of police helicopter to travel to Hobart for conference AUSTRALIA: Victoria's top cop has admitted he was surprised by reaction to him using a police helicopter to travel to Hobart for a conference, despite the chopper costing more than $10,000 an hour and the state's police force enduring a $50 million budget cut. Sky News 22/10/2025 News Policing in the age of artificial intelligence: a simulation study modelling workforce automation scenarios This study uses automation probability scores from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) to establish police functions at risk of automation due to technological advancements, including generative artificial intelligence (GenAI). Simulations explore how improving AI and technology acceptance affect probability and scale of impact. Findings indicate large numbers of employees are at high risk of full or partial automation or augmentation, dependent on the scale of adoption. ‘Back office’ roles comprising civilian staff, are most affected. While frontline policing is susceptible, augmentation is the most likely outcome. Senior command and clinical roles are the least affected. The results suggest potential inequality across employee groups, raising concerns regarding fairness of organisational responses including redundancy, retraining, and redeployment, particularly for lower-skilled roles or those in non-leadership ranks. Findings carry implications for strategic workforce planning, underscoring necessity for reskilling/upskilling initiatives, well-being support, and measures to safeguard morale and public confidence as policing transitions. Police Practice and Research 22/10/2025 Research article Victoria’s top cop apologises after taking police helicopter across Bass Strait to Tasmania AUSTRALIA: Mike Bush says commercial flight would have been more appropriate for travel to Hobart for meeting of commissioners The Guardian 22/10/2025 News Parents push for more baby loss support in police Two police officers who have experienced baby loss said they were determined to help others in the force in the same position feel less alone. BBC 22/10/2025 News Best use of police technology recognised at major awards Innovative solutions in policing have been recognised at a major national awards ceremony. The winning initiatives at tonight’s (Tuesday) National Police Chiefs’ Council Innovation and Digital Summit included collaborative work on fraud which significantly reduced re-victimisation, use of facial recognition to catch a serious offender as well as pioneering operational training for police commanders. Leaders who have driven technological change across the service were also recognised at the landmark conference in Liverpool, with Essex Police scooping two awards. The three day conference, which is organised by the Police Digital Service, is the most significant event in the police technology calendar, with around 800 people from policing, public sector and industry partners due to attend. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 22/10/2025 News Police reform could take lessons from the classroom Improvement in schools under Tories shows that strong leaders and freedom to experiment matter. Financial Times - Subscription at source 22/10/2025 Feature, Opinion 300 people tell BBC of police misogyny and racism More than 300 people have contacted the BBC with allegations of racism, corruption and bullying of victims by police after a Panorama undercover investigation. BBC 22/10/2025 News ‘Police officers are human, we’re not robots’ A police chief has shared how "incredibly challenging" working in the force can be after recent figures showed 211 officers in Dorset were signed off last year. BBC 22/10/2025 News Non-crime hate incidents should not be recorded says interim NPCC review Under a new system, officers and call handlers would record information only where there was a clear risk of harm. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/10/2025 News NSW Police officer charged with ‘more serious’ offence over Hannah Thomas arrest AUSTRALIA: A NSW Police officer has been charged with recklessly causing grievous bodily harm after the arrest of former federal Greens candidate Hannah Thomas in Sydney's south-west. ABC News (Australia) 22/10/2025 News Victoria Police Chief Commissioner apologises for using Air Wing helicopter to fly to Tasmania AUSTRALIA: Victoria's police chief commissioner has admitted it was wrong to use a police helicopter to fly to Tasmania for a conference. ABC News (Australia) 22/10/2025 News ‘Sorry’: Former NZ top cop says he made ‘wrong call’ to use helicopter to get to meeting AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND: A police commissioner has apologised for using a force helicopter to fly to an interstate conference and says he won't make the same mistake again. Star News (New Zealand) 22/10/2025 News Call for satellite Garda station in Meath town amidst surge in crime and anti-social behaviour REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Aontú councillor has called for a Garda satellite station in Johnstown, warning that the growing population and surge in anti-social behaviour in Navan demand an “urgent response” from national authorities. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 22/10/2025 News Citywest violence preplanned online, gardaí say REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The violence which broke out outside an accommodation centre for international protection applicants in Dublin last night was orchestrated and preplanned online, the garda officer in charge of the policing operation has said. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 22/10/2025 News Digital dangers to democracy: Tackling the rise on online antisemitism A recent paper published as part of collection of insights by the EU Knowledge Hub on Prevention of Radicalisation highlights the role played by social media and digital networks and algorithms in creating a landscape of online extremist antisemitism; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at the risks to both Jewish communities and wider democracy set out in the paper, as well as efforts to counter the digital dangers. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/10/2025 Feature Police Scotland reduces the number of cases where children’s biometric data is captured Police Scotland has been praised by the Scottish Biometrics Commissioner for reducing the amount of data collected from children. Holyrood Magazine 22/10/2025 News Dyfed-Powys Police sets UK benchmark for 999 call response Dyfed-Powys Police has been ranked the fastest police force in the UK for answering 999 emergency calls, according to the latest data published by police.uk. Emergency Services Times 22/10/2025 News Ex-Northamptonshire police chief charged over false claims Former Northamptonshire Police Chief Constable Nick Adderley has been charged with fraud and misconduct in public office over allegations he lied about his military service and academic background while applying to join the police. Emergency Services Times 22/10/2025 News «389390391392393394395396397Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
