Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105109 total results. Showing results 79561 to 79580 «397539763977397839793980398139823983Next ›Last » Policy change demand after damning menopause survey results PFEW study shows service response to impact of health issue is 'on the sick list'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/4/2019 News Counter-terror expert calls on Irish communities to ‘reject violence’ A counter-terrorism expert has warned Irish communities to “reject violence” amid a growing threat of dissident activity linked to Brexit. Police Professional 15/4/2019 News Police Scotland patrol cars are unroadworthy and ‘breaking down daily’ Police Scotland’s vehicle fleet is so old that the equivalent of one patrol car breaks down almost every day, new figures have revealed. Police Professional 15/4/2019 News Upskirting law comes into force ‘Upskirting’ offenders now face arrest and prison as a new law banning the invasive practice comes into force across England and Wales. Police Professional 15/4/2019 News Levels of violence falling despite knife crime increase The overall level of violence in England and Wales is falling despite an increase in knife crime, according to figures from hospital accident and emergency (A&E) departments Police Professional 15/4/2019 News Pride before impartiality: Erosion of police principles? Is official endorsement of the participation of on-duty uniformed officers in Pride events across the country blurring a very important line? Blogger, substantive Detective Constable and LLB undergraduate the Secular Detective explains why he thinks that the principles of police officer impartiality are being eroded. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/4/2019 Opinion Degrees of separation: Why are policing and the private sector charting opposite courses in recruitment? While the private sector increasingly sifts job candidates on the basis of personal attributes and transferable skills, policing is moving to a degree-based system. Former officer and now CEO of Mightify Tom Wheelhouse argues that this will reduce diversity and focus on a younger demographic while the private sector widens the net. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/4/2019 Opinion CPS asked to review restraint death of epileptic man as police neglect contributed to tragedy, inquest finds Jury highlights 'slow to react' response and 'inadequate' police training relating to positional asphyxia. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/4/2019 News Detective discovers way of ‘forecasting where deadly knife attacks will occur’ Stabbing assaults data could help prevent next year's murders, study reveals. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/4/2019 News ‘New pay cuts will see police call handlers heading for the exit doors’ Scottish Lib Dems blame unreasonable changes to conditions for employees as ministers 'sleepwalk to another blunder'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/4/2019 News Met Police could predict where London knife attacks will happen next, say researchers Improved data analysis could offer insight into neighbourhoods most at risk of deadly violence, study indicates. The Independent 15/4/2019 News Home Secretary vows to ‘treat disease’ of violence And Sajid Javid to say businesses should use 'design, data and technology' to transform lives of young people at risk. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/4/2019 News Making firefighters act as police officers too? Alarm bells should be ringing A plan to turn Devon and Somerset firefighters into ‘special constables’ is terrible. The two services must remain separate. The Guardian 15/4/2019 Feature, Opinion As an ex-police officer, I know crime stats don’t tell whole story – Tom Wood There’s good news on crime rates but beware the sting in the tail, writes former Deputy Chief Constable Tom Wood. The Scotsman 15/4/2019 Feature, Opinion Violent crime among young people ‘must be treated like the outbreak of a virulent disease’ The Home Secretary will say the Government's mindset on tackling youth violence 'needs to shift' i News 15/4/2019 News Home Secretary Sajid Javid says violent crime should be ‘treated like a disease’ In a slap down to Theresa May’s he will claim the 'mindset of government needs to shift' to tackle knife offences Mirror 15/4/2019 News Met detective ‘predicts’ fatal stabbing areas in London A murder detective believes he has found a way of forecasting where deadly knife attacks are likely to take place. BBC 15/4/2019 News Majority of Brits unprepared for emergency events Two thirds of UK adults admit they are totally unprepared to deal with emergency events such as floods or terror attacks, even though more than a quarter believe they are likely to experience such an event, according to new research from the British Red Cross. Police Professional 14/4/2019 News Chaperones could take pupils to school as police study finds way of predicting likely locations of knife murders Adult chaperones to take children to school because of rising knife crime has been proposed in police research that has found a way of predicting where fatal stabbings are most likely to happen. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 14/4/2019 News Forecasting Knife Homicide Risk From Prior Knife Assaults in 4835 Local Areas of London, 2016–2018 How accurately can all recorded locations of 97 knife homicides in one year be forecast across all 4835 Lower Layer Super Output Areas (LSOAs) of London, based only upon all 3506 known locations of nonfatal knife injury assaults in the preceding year? All recorded “knife crimes” in the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) area of London in the financial year 2016–2017 (year 1) were manually reviewed to identify all 3506 reported locations of knife-enabled (KE) but nonfatal injuries, as distinct from other events digitally coded as “knife crimes”, such as displaying, threatening with, or carrying knives. All KE homicides in 2017–2018 (year 2) were then added to the database. Each KE injury assault in year 1 was classified for occurrence in one of London’s 4835 LSOAs. The total N of such crimes within each LSOA was summed across all records to divide all LSOAs into seven categories of frequency of KE injury assaults in 2016/2017: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 or more. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 14/4/2019 Research article «397539763977397839793980398139823983Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
