Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101034 total results. Showing results 79981 to 80000 «399639973998399940004001400240034004Next ›Last » Tech’d up: How police technology suppliers can help the police fight fraud Earlier in the summer techUK brought together a group of senior police officers, civil servants, and tech industry leaders to explore how technology can best be harnessed to combat fraud. techUK's Henry Rex shares the group's recommendations. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/10/2018 Opinion “Simply labelling police as racist is insulting and demonstrably wrong” Findings from a new study released today, which claims to highlight racial disparities surrounding police use of stop and search, are “flawed” and reveal a “deep misunderstanding” argues PFEW Stop and Search Lead Simon Kempton. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 15/10/2018 Feature, Opinion Progress made on ‘tricky’ issue of disclosure, says College Understanding is much greater than it ever was, according to organisation's lead for criminal justice. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/10/2018 News Former Police Scotland chief ‘handed new role’ after misconduct claims Scotland’s former chief constable, who resigned earlier this year in the wake of a series of misconduct allegations against him, is reportedly to be given a new role. The Telegraph 15/10/2018 News Police spies infiltrated UK leftwing groups for decades Exclusive: database shows 124 green, anti-racist and other groups spied on by undercover police The Guardian 15/10/2018 News Is racial bias in police stop and search getting worse? Black people are nine times more likely to be stopped and searched for drugs, that’s despite the fact that white people are far more likely to use illegal substances. According to one of the most comprehensive data anlysis in the last twenty years researchers from the London School of Economics found that more black people are being stopped and searched now than in 2010. They claim stop and search is becoming more discriminatory. Anja Popp has spoken with someone affected by stop and search. Channel 4 News 15/10/2018 Feature, Opinion Have problems with Police and Crime Commissioners resulted in fewer applications for Chief Constable positions? Labour peer Lord Hunt writes ahead of his parliamentary question on 'National Police Chiefs’ Council concern that problems with Police and Crime Commissioners have resulted in fewer applications for Chief Constable positions' PoliticsHome 15/10/2018 News Police force loses 1,000 staff after quarter of funding cut Britain's most cash-strapped police force has lost 1,038 officers in eight years due to budget cuts, its chief constable has revealed. Metro 15/10/2018 News Scottish campaign on ‘plain sight’ trafficking Police Scotland has launched a campaign targeting the perpetrators of human trafficking and sexual exploitation. BBC 15/10/2018 News Police chief ‘misled public’ over boy in abuser’s lair A chief constable has been accused of misleading the public over an incident in which senior officers allowed a boy to spend nearly two hours in the home of a paedophile and gangster. The Times - Subscription at source 15/10/2018 News Sex abuse leaflets ‘won’t protect a soul’ Police are giving those at risk of committing child sexual exploitation crimes, leaflets urging them to stop their behaviour, the BBC has learned. BBC 15/10/2018 News Ex-Police Scotland chief lands new role after bullying claims The former police chief for Scotland, who resigned amid allegations of bullying, has landed a major new role in policing. BBC 15/10/2018 News Youth crime figures down significantly in Scotland as SNP claim it shows youngsters are cleaning up their act Dishonesty raps fell by 85 per cent for 12-16s and 74 per cent for 17-20s - but criminologists say stats are misleading and kids are turning to other types of crime The Scottish Sun 14/10/2018 News British police plead with England fans to avoid repeat of last Spain visit after image-enhancing World Cup British police have pleaded with England's 3,000 travelling fans to avoid a repeat of the drink-fuelled clashes which marred the team's last visit to Spain, after a World Cup which has done much to enhance the nation's reputation. Mail Online 14/10/2018 News Greater Manchester Police monitored every visitor to Trafford Centre for SIX MONTHS using controversial technology until they were told to stop The force used new Automatic Facial Recognition (AFR) technology to scan shoppers for criminals on a watchlist and missing people Manchester Evening News 14/10/2018 News We’re policing our own streets because the police don’t come out these days Budget cuts mean almost half of all reported crime is not being investigated by GMP. Now the public are coming up with their own ways of keeping their communities safe Manchester Evening News 14/10/2018 Analysis, Feature Warwickshire police will ‘need new partnership’ MP says A police force will need to build a new partnership with a force and "should talk about" their current alliance an MP has said. BBC 14/10/2018 News North-east groups team up with police to tackle rural crime More than 20 organisations have teamed up to help police tackle rural crime. Evening Express (Aberdeen) 14/10/2018 News 38 years off sick in just 12 months – Merseyside Police mental health epidemic revealed by striking figures Stress, Depression, Anxiety and Post Traumatic Stress have all taken their toll on officers Liverpool Echo 14/10/2018 News Challenge to police Commissioner’s fire move The Police and crime commissioner’s move to take control of the county's fire service looks set to be challenged in the Houses of Parliament. Craven Herald & Pioneer 14/10/2018 News «399639973998399940004001400240034004Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
