Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103120 total results. Showing results 61 to 80 12345678Next ›Last » Sword attacker jailed for at least 40 years after murder of schoolboy and attacking two officers A sword attacker has been jailed for at least 40 years for the “wicked” murder of schoolboy Daniel Anjorin during a 20-minute rampage, as well as two police officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/6/2025 News Growing mental health crisis among Scottish police officers, Labour warns Labour has warned of a “growing mental health crisis” among Scottish police officers, as figures show the number of officers taking time off because of psychological issues rose by more than 50 percent over the last three years. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/6/2025 News The importance of bringing legal topics into the Spotlight with PNLD In 2023, PNLD launched a new feature named ‘In the Spotlight’… a quarterly update available to our customers within the criminal justice arena, bringing focus and clarity to legal topics, all within one learning package. Policing Insight 30/6/2025 Advertisement, Feature PC who dug out elderly man from collapsed house wins bravery award PC Thompson was at home off duty on New Year's Eve when an explosion rocked his house. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/6/2025 News PAO’s fourth annual charity golf tournament raises $10,000 for police mental health support CANADA: The Police Association of Ontario (PAO) successfully raised $10,000 at its Fourth Annual Charity Golf Tournament on June 23, to support crucial mental health resources for law enforcement personnel throughout the province. Blue Line (Canada) 30/6/2025 News How to make sure the new grooming gangs inquiry is the last Baroness Casey’s recent report into grooming gangs and child sexual exploitation (CSE) in England and Wales made 12 recommendations, including a new national inquiry into child sexual exploitation; but Aisha K Gill, Professor of Criminology at the University of Bristol, warns that, with none of the previous independent inquiry’s 20 recommendations fully implemented, identifying and rectifying the failures of police and local authorities remains crucial to securing justice for the victims of CSE. Policing Insight 30/6/2025 Feature, Opinion Independent review calls for B.C. to declare gender-based violence an epidemic CANADA: An independent review of the treatment of victims of sexual and intimate partner violence in the British Columbia legal system calls on the government to declare gender-based violence an epidemic. Blue Line (Canada) 30/6/2025 News Sensehacking: Rewiring your experience one sensation at a time CANADA: Sensehacking is a growing interdisciplinary approach with significant potential to augment the well-being of professionals facing high-stress occupational contexts, such as law enforcement. Blue Line (Canada) 30/6/2025 Feature Spend on policing Donegal International Rally revealed REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána spent almost €800,000 policing the Donegal International Rally in a three-year period, we can reveal. Donegal News (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 30/6/2025 News Garda Commissioner challenged over fall in policing numbers in Drogheda REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has been confronted by Joanna Byrne TD about the lack of Gardai on the beat in Drogheda. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 30/6/2025 News Fresh approach to enhance community safety as Minister Jim O’Callaghan gives the green light for new Local Community Safety Partnerships nationwide REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration Jim O’Callaghan has signed regulations, which come into effect today (Monday June 30th), that provide for the establishment of Local Community Safety Partnerships in each local authority area across the country. Government of Ireland 30/6/2025 News Growing mental health crisis among Scottish police officers, Labour warns The figures also show the number of officers taking time off grew each year over the period, with 1,024 in 2022 and 1,102 in 2023. STV News 30/6/2025 News ‘The Met Police confiscated my wheelchair for 19 days’ Israel Vidal couldn't believe it when the Met confiscated his wheelchair. His crime? Using an electric attachment on his wheelchair to help tow him around. BBC 30/6/2025 News Terrorgram block is a welcome step towards countering violent extremism AUSTRALIA: The Australian government has listed Terrorgram—a network of violent extremist chatroom-like channels on Telegram—as an official terrorist organisation. Australians found to be part of Terrorgram now face up to 25 years in prison. As an effort to counter violent extremist platforms, rather than just actors themselves, this is to be welcomed. But Australia needs to combine law enforcement measures with policies targeting our structural resilience. Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) 30/6/2025 News Police tactics revealed as drivers attempt to ‘outsmart’ roadside drug tests AUSTRALIA: Drivers attempting to dodge roadside drug testing should think twice, police say. The Canberra Times (Australia) - Subscription at source 30/6/2025 News Harsher penalties for assaults on first responders not effective deterrent – Labour NEW ZEALAND: The Prime Minister says increasing sanctions for people who assault first responders makes sense. The bill proposes new offences for assaulting or injuring police, corrections, ambulance and fire officers with intent - a New Zealand First policy. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 30/6/2025 News What it’s like to be a female prison officer in a male prison – and how it goes wrong It feels like every other week a woman is in court for an affair with a convict, but behind every headline is a campaign of manipulation The Telegraph - Subscription at source 30/6/2025 Analysis, Feature Femicide: Deaths resulting from gender-based violence in Aotearoa New Zealand NEW ZEALAND: The Family Violence Death Review subject matter experts (formerly the Family Violence Death Review Committee (FVDRC)) continue its in-depth reviews of deaths that happen as a result of intimate partner violence, intrafamilial violence and child abuse and neglect. Femicide positions gender-based violence as a human rights violation, placing the responsibility on governments to prioritise the safety of all women and girls. For too long, we have relegated gender-based violence to the sphere of private lives rather than recognising this is a social and political issue that adversely impacts half our population. [PDF] Health Quality & Safety Commission (New Zealand) 30/6/2025 Report New report highlights deaths of mothers and babies due to family violence NEW ZEALAND: Investigating early interventions to save the lives of mothers and babies is one of the actions set to follow a report examining violence-related deaths of women and girls in Aotearoa New Zealand. ‘Femicide: Deaths resulting from gender-based violence in Aotearoa New Zealand | Kōhuru Wahine: nā te ririhau ā-ira i te whenua o Aotearoa’ was released today; produced by family violence death review (FVDR) subject matter experts on behalf of He Mutunga Kore | National Mortality Review Committee (the Committee). The Committee Chair, Dr Liza Edmonds, says, “Much of what’s contained in this report is confronting. I’d like to acknowledge the women and girls who have lost their lives through violence, and those who live on through the aftermath of this trauma. “In publishing this report, we aim to start a discussion about deaths resulting from violence against women and girls and the prevention and response strategies that are urgently required.” Health Quality & Safety Commission (New Zealand) 30/6/2025 News Wider police use of naloxone could save lives and build stronger trust with drug users, says report A Home Office-commissioned evaluation of the UK police use of naloxone highlights that not only is the opioid overdose reversal medication a potential life-saver, but its wider carriage by officers could help to build more trust and stronger relationships with drug-using communities – if challenges can be addressed around training and data collection, collaboration with healthcare agencies on handover and aftercare, and officers’ own stigma around drug users, reports Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons. 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