Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105118 total results. Showing results 79121 to 79140 «395339543955395639573958395939603961Next ›Last » Sheku Bayoh’s family: Racism has denied us justice The sister of a man who died in police custody four years ago today has said racism has denied her family justice for her brother’s death. The Scotsman 3/5/2019 News Police officer ‘used dog as weapon’ on murderer and called him a ‘scumbag’ A police dog was used to inflict “gratuitous” violence on five criminals to “teach them a lesson”, a jury has heard. Mirror 3/5/2019 News Shana Grice murder: PC resigns before misconduct hearing A police officer accused of failing a woman murdered by her stalker has resigned before a disciplinary hearing. BBC 3/5/2019 News Police force to be sentenced for health and safety breaches in church warden’s cell death A police force will be sentenced for health and safety breaches in relation to a belt used around the face of a man before he collapsed in custody. Premier 3/5/2019 News UK is ‘not a surveillance state’ insists minister defending police face recog tech Opposition MPs have debated whether automated facial recognition technology should be used at all in the UK, after a pressure group mounted legal challenges against police use of face-scanning equipment. The Register 3/5/2019 News Evaluation of the Administration of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Pension Continuation Act – Full Report CANADA: This report presents the results of the Evaluation of the Administration of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Pension Continuation Act (PCA) conducted by National Program Evaluation Services of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) in 2018-19. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 3/5/2019 Report The police war on our right to protest threatens democracy Corey Stoughton is the advocacy director at Liberty, a human rights campaigning organisation in London The Times - Subscription at source 3/5/2019 Feature, Opinion Dorset Police’s new strategy to target rise in sheep thefts Police across Dorset will start stopping vehicles carrying livestock in response to a rise in sheep thefts in the county. Dorset Echo 3/5/2019 News Grayling’s probation reform plan was ‘a perfect train crash’ Reducing re-offending and turning people away from a life of crime was a laudable ambition. Re-offending rates had been broadly stable for some time with around half of those released from jail committing another crime within a year. The Times - Subscription at source 3/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Chris Grayling’s probation reform made the service worse, MPs say The probation service has been left in a worse position than before reforms were introduced by Chris Grayling, MPs have said in a critical report. The Times - Subscription at source 3/5/2019 News Proof that stop and search works remains elusive Theresa May, when home secretary, conceded that stop and search had been a contributing factor to the riots in the summer of 2011 and a sense that deprived areas were no longer being policed by consent. The Times - Subscription at source 3/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Stop and search cut violent deaths in London by a quarter, police say Top officer hails return of instant street checks The Times - Subscription at source 3/5/2019 News Terror survivors call for businesses and religious organisations to help protect UK from attacks Terror survivors have called for businesses and religious organisations to complete Counter Terrorism training to help protect the UK from future attacks. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 2/5/2019 News Investigations into police officers and staff accused of domestic abuse – assurances sought APCC Victims Lead Dame Vera Baird: “Whilst it is important to reiterate that most police officers and staff do a fantastic job keeping us safe, we need to recognise that they are in an extremely powerful position and that fewer than one quarter of allegations of domestic abuse led to disciplinary action is a real cause of concern." Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 2/5/2019 News British police join Cyprus serial killings probe A team of British officers and forensics experts have travelled to Cyprus to assist local authorities with the investigation into a man believed be responsible for the deaths of seven women and girls – the first ever serial killings to take place on the island. Police Professional 2/5/2019 News House of Lords call on Government to act now over Forensic Science The UK’s forensic science is now lagging behind other countries due to lack of research and funding according to peers. Police Professional 2/5/2019 News Exclusive: UK to open first ‘body farm’ for forensic research Forensic scientists are working with the British military to open the United Kingdom’s first body farm - a site where researchers will be able to study the decomposition of human remains. Nature 2/5/2019 News Police driver training to be recognised in law Government will today commit their intention to correct a gross unfairness in the law which leaves police drivers vulnerable to prosecution for simply doing what they have been trained to do. The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) expects the announcement to be issued as a Written Ministerial Statement. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 2/5/2019 News UK to open first ‘body farm’ for forensic research Sites that allow the study of human remains have long existed in the United States and have started to appear recently in other countries. Nature 2/5/2019 News Met police chief hails fall in violent crime in London Cressida Dick says more officers and rise in stop and search had reduced stabbings and murders The Guardian 2/5/2019 News «395339543955395639573958395939603961Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
