Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105116 total results. Showing results 79361 to 79380 «396539663967396839693970397139723973Next ›Last » Caring for our people, our police and our public Paul Griffiths gives his thoughts on beginning his new role as Association President and outlines his priorities over the next three years. Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 24/4/2019 News Fall in Scottish gun crime masks rise in serious offences Firearms offences in Scotland have fallen to a record low but are masking an increase in the most serious crimes, according to latest government figures. Police Professional 24/4/2019 News Police told to reclaim the streets for President Donald Trump’s State visit Police have been told they must take back control of the streets for President Donald Trump’s State visit in June after surrendering to climate change protesters last week. The Telegraph - Registration at source 24/4/2019 News UK sends counter-terrorism police to Sri Lanka after Easter Sunday bombings Britain has sent a team of counter-terrorism police to Sri Lanka after the deadly bombing attacks that killed at least 359 people, including eight Britons, on Easter Sunday. The National 24/4/2019 News Officers are ‘sick of political pledges to treat violent crime like a disease’ Federation also turns on highest echelons of policing for 'getting things the wrong way round'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/4/2019 News UK link to Sri Lanka suicide bombers One of the nine attackers behind the Easter Sunday bombings in Sri Lanka studied in the UK, according to the country’s defence minister. Police Professional 24/4/2019 News Met plans Olympic-Âsized increase of specials in fight against violent crime Lloyd's joins paid-Âleave scheme as Met looks at turning back the clock to 2012 recruiting levels. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/4/2019 News Why PCSOs – and not police officers – will be dealing with anti-social behaviour complaints in future Staffordshire Police is to give its 200 PCSOs more powers Stoke on Trent Live 24/4/2019 News Cuts prevent us investigating 60% of crimes says Greater Manchester police chief One of Britain’s largest police forces is regularly abandoning investigations into thefts and break-ins as officers struggle to handle caseloads, the chief constable has admitted. The Times - Subscription at source 24/4/2019 News We can fulfil Jill Dando’s legacy by ensuring crime science keeps up with the pace of change Two decades ago, the brutal murder of the television presenter Jill Dando sent shockwaves across the UK and beyond. Following her death Jill’s family, friends and colleagues created a lasting legacy by setting up an academic institute with a new approach to dealing with crime called the Jill Dando Institute (JDI) of Crime Science. The Times - Subscription at source 24/4/2019 Feature, Opinion GCHQ helps banks fight fraud by detecting stolen credit cards British intelligence officers have joined the fight to combat credit-card fraud, the director of GCHQ will reveal today. The Times - Subscription at source 24/4/2019 News Secretive ‘Five Eyes’ club to speak openly about cyber threats Experts from the so-called Five Eyes intelligence agencies will appear together for the first time in the UK to discuss cyber threats. BBC, The Times - Subscription at source 24/4/2019 News New plan to improve police forensics The Home Office has unveiled a 13-point ‘action plan’ to improve police forensics after a review into the provision of services such as DNA and fingerprint evidence found urgent action was required to make the current system sustainable. Police Professional 23/4/2019 News Watchdog promises legacy to improve public confidence Forces mark the first Stephen Lawrence Day. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/4/2019 News HS2: National police group established to secure project Police have set up a national group to deal with issues related to building HS2, Construction News can reveal. Construction News 23/4/2019 News We need debate on data-driven policing The public has a right to know how data about them is being used, write Matthew A Jay and Prof Ruth Gilbert The Guardian 23/4/2019 Feature, Opinion Police to use drones in Aberdeen and Inverness Police Scotland is to use drones in searches for missing people. BBC 23/4/2019 News Police give up investigating HALF of all crimes and thousands of cases are dropped within 24 hours if the chance of an arrest is too small Police forces are routinely failing to investigate up to half of reported crimes. Mail Online 23/4/2019 News Forensic science strategy The government's vision for forensic science in the criminal justice system. Home Office 23/4/2019 Report Biometrics Commissioner 2018 annual report: update Update on the status of the Biometrics Commissioner annual report for 2018. Home Office 23/4/2019 News «396539663967396839693970397139723973Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
