Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 78681 to 78700 «393139323933393439353936393739383939Next ›Last » Forces among large majority of employers still to report gender pay gap figures Missing deadline leads to court orders and possible 'unlimited fines'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/3/2019 News Hampshire Constabulary – Crime Data Integrity inspection 2018 Hampshire Constabulary has made a real and concerted effort to record crime more accurately since our 2014 crime data integrity inspection report. We found that this has resulted in very substantial improvement to its overall crime-recording standards and a greater understanding of the importance of these standards among its officers and staff. The force should be congratulated for the improvement it has made. It acknowledges that it has further improvements to make and is fully committed to do so. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 7/3/2019 Report Hampshire Constabulary makes “very encouraging” improvements in how it records crime Hampshire Constabulary has made “a real and concerted effort” to improve its approach to recording crime, according to a report released today by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS). HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 7/3/2019 News Derbyshire Constabulary: Crime Data Integrity inspection 2018 Derbyshire Constabulary’s crime-recording arrangements are exceptionally poor. Since our 2014 crime data integrity inspection report we found that the force has: improved its use and scrutiny of out-of-court disposals; and recently introduced an incident resolution team (IRT) in the force operations room (FOR) which conducts initial investigations into incidents that don’t need an immediate response and is responsible for ensuring any associated crime reports are recorded. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 7/3/2019 Report Derbyshire Constabulary crime recording standards exceptionally poor Derbyshire Constabulary needs to make significant and immediate improvements in its approach to recording crime, according to a report released today by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS). HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 7/3/2019 News Force’s crime-recording arrangements ‘exceptionally poor’ Inspections of crime data integrity have found that two forces struggle to record violent crime, domestic abuse and rapes. Police Professional 7/3/2019 News Facial recognition technology to spot prison drug traffickers Biometric technology that can identify drug traffickers visiting prisons has been successfully implemented, according to a pilot study. Police Professional 7/3/2019 News Newcastle rape and trafficking trials collapse over police failings One woman and 13 men were found not guilty after Northumbria Police did not secure evidence properly or meet strict investigations guidelines. BBC 7/3/2019 News Shocking figures highlight dramatic rise in violent crime across Burnley Data taken from the Police.UK website has revealed violent and sexual offences almost doubled across the town between 2016 and 2018. Burnley Express 7/3/2019 News Morning Briefing: Police say no Grenfell charges until at least 2021 Criminal charges over the Grenfell Tower fire will not be brought by police until at least 2021, and other housing news Inside Housing 7/3/2019 News ‘Police didn’t help me’: Europe ignoring abuse of trafficked Vietnamese children Thousands of children trafficked from Vietnam to the UK are being abused and exploited in transit through Europe because governments are “passing the buck” on their protection, research has found. The Guardian 7/3/2019 News Whom Should We Target to Prevent? Analysis of Organized Crime in England Using Intelligence Records Much of the literature on organized crime is based on media, arrests and prosecution records, while research based on intelligence data on this otherwise clandestine criminality is scarce. We present aggregated intelligence data on all known organized crime groups (ocgs) and ocgs members in West Midlands region of the United Kingdom, encompassing records on 2,726 highly-prolific offenders and 280 groups, collated based on over a million records from multiple law enforcement agencies. Using a cross-sectional analysis of the records, we describe in granular details the characteristics, patterns and criminal endeavor of organized crime in one of the largest regions in the United Kingdom. European Journal of Crime Criminal Law and Criminal Justice - Registration at source 7/3/2019 Research article Revealed: Knife crime up more than 40% in Merseyside Knife offences in Merseyside have increased by more than 40 per cent in the last four years, the latest figures show. The Reporter (St Helens) 7/3/2019 News North Yorkshire Police officers win awards for operation to combat horror of knife crime Three North Yorkshire Police officers have been recognised at a national awards ceremony for their work in diverting young people away from the horrors of knife crime. The Scarborough News 7/3/2019 News PM urged to fix school exclusion system to tackle knife crime The prime minister has been told that a “broken” system of exclusions is to blame for rising knife crime across the country. The Guardian 7/3/2019 News Majority of UK police forces lagging behind on Cloud FOI data shows 75% of policing data is still held on legacy infrastructure. CloudPro 7/3/2019 News South Yorkshire police chief ‘encouraged’ at Home Secretary’s understanding of knife crime issues Assistant Chief Constable Tim Forber was one of seven senior police officers from across the country who met Home Secretary Sajid Javid yesterday to discuss growing concerns about knife crime. The Star (Yorkshire) 7/3/2019 News MP Column: Increase in violent crime is deep concern Jo Platt: I'm sure that I talk for our whole community when I express my deep concern and alarm at a number of recent incidents of violent crime. Leigh Journal 7/3/2019 Feature, Opinion Sadiq Khan told ‘blood on HIS hands’ as he makes shock warning – ‘more young will die’ Sadiq Khan sparked a furious reaction among the British public as he warned "more young people will die" if the British Government fails to help local officials tackle the crime wave plaguing the Capital. Express 7/3/2019 News Grenfell survivors’ anger as police say no charges until 2021 Survivors and the bereaved from the Grenfell Tower fire have expressed their “extreme frustration” at the pace of justice after Scotland Yard admitted no charges were likely for at least two years. The Guardian 7/3/2019 News «393139323933393439353936393739383939Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
