Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93846 total results. Showing results 78961 to 78980 «394539463947394839493950395139523953Next ›Last » Breach of data protection by police left man in possession of personal information of sexual abuse victim William Godfrey, 30, of Bull Lane, Bethersden, threatened to publish a 40-page document containing personal data Surrey Live 24/1/2018 News Can Scottish police help stop violent deaths in London? The number of teenagers being killed in London has returned to its worst levels since 2008, prompting calls for fresh ways to combat violent crime. Thirteen years ago, Scotland had one of the worst murder rates in western Europe, but a new approach has seen cases almost halve. Could the same approach work in the capital? BBC 24/1/2018 Analysis, Feature Police chiefs want to up the price of cheap alcohol to cut crime and protect children Under-age drinkers are being put at risk as they head to woods and riverbanks to get drunk on cheap cider Chronicle Live (North East) 24/1/2018 News As a former police officer, I’m deeply alarmed by the Rashan Charles ruling The decision not to prosecute the officer involved in the death of a black man will reduce the community’s trust in the force. It must be reviewed says Leroy Logan, a former Metropolitan police superintendent and chair of the Black Police Association Charitable Trust The Guardian 24/1/2018 Feature, Opinion Police admit ‘cultural problem’ with evidence disclosure CPS or police failure to disclose stopped 900 criminal cases in England and Wales going ahead The Guardian 24/1/2018 News Crime statistics – what’s next? A step change in presentation The Office for National Statistics has been working on a “step change” in its presentation of the crime statistics for England and Wales. As Iain Bell of the ONS explains, the new approach emphasises clear explanation of the latest trends using the best possible source of information on each type of crime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/1/2018 Analysis GPS tags for criminals a ‘catastrophic waste of cash’ A project to develop a new electronic tag for criminals has been condemned by MPs as overcomplicated and a “catastrophic waste of public money”. The Times - Subscription at source 24/1/2018 News SCOTTISH SUN SAYS Acting cop boss Iain Livingstone sticks knife in to Scottish Police Authority like trained assassin The stand-in No1 has suggested he's been lied to about a secret plot to bring back his bully probe boss Phil Gormley. He confronted Holyrood's Justice Committee today The Scottish Sun 24/1/2018 Feature, Opinion SNP warned of ‘significant issues’ with Police Scotland and BTP merger SNP ministers tonight faced renewed calls to halt the controversial merger of Police Scotland with the British Transport Police, after it emerged that a series of “significant issues” will not be resolved in time. Express 24/1/2018 News Gloucestershire police launch new strategy aimed at getting officers out in communities MORE boots on the ground, higher visibility and less bureaucracy, are the promises being made by Gloucestershire police, as they seek to revolutionise the fight against crime in local communities. Gazette (Gloucestershire) 24/1/2018 News Frank evidence from police bosses This morning's session of the justice committee at Holyrood was a fairly cautious affair. The tone was set from the outset, quite justifiably, by the convener, Margaret Mitchell. BBC 24/1/2018 News Prosecutors don’t know how biased they are Recent scandals show how dangerous the authorities’ blinkered approach to justice can be for innocent citizens The Times - Subscription at source 24/1/2018 Feature, Opinion Online child abuse expert Jim Gamble gagged by inquiry chief Alexis Jay A leading figure in the fight against online paedophilia was barred from giving his full evidence to the public inquiry into child abuse yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 24/1/2018 News Hundreds of cases dropped over evidence disclosure failings The number of prosecutions in England and Wales that collapsed because of a failure by police or prosecutors to disclose evidence increased by 70% in the last two years, the BBC can reveal. BBC 24/1/2018 News Facial recognition storage left entirely in policing’s hands generates issue of public confidence, MPs warn MPs are ready to instigate a parliamentary inquiry into the storage by police forces of 20 million images in a practice that raises “fundamental civil liberty issues”. Police Professional 23/1/2018 News West Midlands Police deploys cloud as part of digital transformation plans The force has teamed up with Accenture and Oracle to implement a fully-integrated SaaS strategy. West Midlands Police has teamed up with Accenture and Oracle to deploy a range of Oracle's Cloud apps to improve the way the police force works. CloudPro 23/1/2018 News Bungling Scottish Police Authority chief John Foley WILL be paid full £100k early retirement deal The chief executive — who earned up to £120,000 per year — got an early retirement package of £43,000 and pay in lieu of notice topping £57,000 The Scottish Sun 23/1/2018 News ‘Step in right direction’ for medicinal cannabis A POLICE boss is on a high after a Senedd vote in favour of making cannabis available on prescription to ease pain. Cambrian News 23/1/2018 News Police chief Phil Gormley will remain on leave while bullying inquiry continues The head of Scotland’s troubled police force will not be returning to work for the foreseeable future, The Times has learnt. The Times - Subscription at source 23/1/2018 News Warning over transport police merger date A full merger of Police Scotland with the British Transport Police will not be possible by the April 2019 deadline, a senior officer has said. 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