Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93900 total results. Showing results 79381 to 79400 «396639673968396939703971397239733974Next ›Last » PM Dismisses Windsor Council Leader’s Plea For Police To Move Homeless Ahead Of Royal Wedding The Prime Minister has said she disagrees with a Tory council leader who called on police to clear rough sleepers from Windsor before the royal wedding. Huffington Post 4/1/2018 News John Worboys: Campaigners’ outrage as ‘London black cab rapist’ to be freed from jail A decision to release rapist former London black cab driver John Worboys from prison has sparked outrage from charity campaigners. The Standard 4/1/2018 News Shoplifter who claimed police Taser left him suicidal loses damages case A judge has ruled that it was "reasonable" for police to taser Paul McClelland, but his lawyer says the decision is "bizarre". Sky News 4/1/2018 News Police Scotland assistant chief constable faces new misconduct investigation A senior Scottish police officer already suspended over allegations of criminal behaviour is now also being investigated for gross misconduct, it has been announced. The Telegraph 4/1/2018 News The Mayor must act now to help stop the knife crime epidemic By Kit Malthouse, Conservative MP for North West Hampshire The Standard 4/1/2018 Feature, Opinion Met asks Government for an extra £38 million funding for Grenfell probe Scotland Yard has asked the Government for £38 million towards the Grenfell Tower investigation, claiming the demands on police time could leave them facing unreasonable costs. The Standard 4/1/2018 News Freemasons are not blocking reform in the Police Federation Freemasonry is not secret or unlawful, writes David Staples, the chief executive of the United Grand Lodge The Guardian 4/1/2018 Feature, Opinion More women than men sign up to Met’s fast track scheme to become detectives More women than men have signed up to the Scotland Yard's fast track scheme to become detectives, police revealed today. The Standard 4/1/2018 News Freemasons leader rejects claim group is blocking police reform David Staples says claim by former Police Federation chair is laughable and defends secrecy on grounds of discrimination The Guardian 4/1/2018 News DEMS and DAMS: Managing the evidence Recording footage is the easy step, what comes next is much harder. All that data must be securely stored and managed – that's where digital asset and evidence management systems come into play. In this article from the CoPaCC thematic report 'Body-worn Video in Policing', Stephen Roberts looks at how police forces are meeting the challenge. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/1/2018 Analysis NPCC statement on adequate sanitary protection in custody The Independent Custody Visiting Association have today said that some women in custody have been affected by inadequate sanitary protection. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 4/1/2018 News Second inquiry into suspended ACC An assistant chief constable accused of criminality is now also being investigated for potential gross misconduct. Police Professional 4/1/2018 News Grenfell Tower fire investigation to cost more than £38 million Met is asking Home Office for more money as 200 detectives examine tragedy. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/1/2018 News Police authority criticised over senior officer complaint handling Deficiencies found during watchdog audit. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/1/2018 News Met borough mergers ‘the right way to go’ Decision will be officially made later this month but Cressida Dick already says she is 'satisfied' with concept. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/1/2018 News More government money needed to cover Hillsborough and Rotherham pay-outs, says PCC South Yorkshire representative says finances will take a hit and regular policing could suffer. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/1/2018 News Plans in for Merseyside Police HQ Ryder Architecture and contractor Willmott Dixon have submitted a planning application for Liverpool’s 137,000 sq ft Merseyside Police Headquarters on Scotland Road. Place North West 4/1/2018 News Bath area police admit 85 per cent of reported burglary cases are closed with no suspect identified The figures come just months after the closure of Avon and Somerset’s burglary investigation unit following funding cuts Bath Chronicle 4/1/2018 News Lincolnshire Police dog policy ‘reducing hare coursing’ A police team set up to combat hare coursing in Lincolnshire has said its policy of seizing dogs is helping to reduce offences. BBC 4/1/2018 News Dozens of local police officers declare second jobs More than 60 Tayside police officers have second jobs or other business interests — including work in sport, construction and property — the Tele can reveal. Evening Telegraph 4/1/2018 News «396639673968396939703971397239733974Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
