Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93864 total results. Showing results 80061 to 80080 «400040014002400340044005400640074008Next ›Last » Shock figures show young people are seeking help over sexual exploitation is up by one-third Childline delivered 3,122 counselling sessions to children and teenagers on the issue in 2016/17. A hard-hitting film about Kayleigh Haywood has won another national film industry award. Kayleigh's Love Story, which was produced by Leicestershire Police with the full support of the teenager's family, has been viewed almost 40 million times worldwide. It has now won the External Film of the Year award at the Event and Digital Communication Association Industry Awards. Burton Mail 29/11/2017 News Brexit: Irish border bungling by government ‘plays into the hands’ of terrorists, warns former police chief 'The political consequences of this will play into the hands of those who are still determined to destroy the relative peace that we have enjoyed' The Independent 29/11/2017 News Michael Matheson: Police Scotland ‘acting quickly’ over misconduct allegations Michael Matheson set to face MSPs after being accused of being 'posted missing' as Justice Secretary Holyrood Magazine 29/11/2017 News Guardian Public Service Awards 2017 recruitment and HR winner: Greater Manchester Police Greater Manchester Police’s drive to recruit non-whites to the ranks has rebalanced diversity in the force with benefits for community policing The Guardian 29/11/2017 News Met Police partners with Adloox to tackle ad fraud The Metropolitan Police is partnering with audit verification company, Adloox, to tackle online ad fraud Campaign 29/11/2017 News Former Met chief, Bernard Hogan-Howe, to advise HSBC on financial crime The recently retired head of Scotland Yard, who was criticised after saying that victims of bank fraud should not be reimbursed, has taken a role advising HSBC on fighting financial crime. The Times - Subscription at source 29/11/2017 News Inspectors’ report calling for Hertfordshire Police to make improvements dubbed ‘misleading’ The police crime commissioner has branded an inspectors’ report as “misleading” after it concluded Hertfordshire Police “required improvement” for the way it reports crime. Watford Observer 28/11/2017 News Child knife deaths in England and Wales set for nine-year peak Guardian obtains official figures showing that this year, in which 35 children and teenagers have been killed, is likely to be worst since 2008 The Guardian 28/11/2017 Analysis, Feature Conference held to showcase successful collaborations between police and academia A special showcase event was held yesterday (Monday, 27 November) to mark the successful completion of a £10m collaboration to support closer working between police and academia. College of Policing 28/11/2017 News Modern slavery victims: Referral and assessment forms Refer potential victims of modern slavery/human trafficking to the national referral mechanism. Home Office 28/11/2017 Report Acting head of Police Scotland insists force leadership in good shape ahead of ministerial statement The acting head of Police Scotland has reassured the public that he has “absolute confidence” in the leadership of the national force as questions continue to mount over the suspension of one of the country’s most senior officers. The Telegraph 28/11/2017 News Police funding: Special grant guidance Guidance for police and crime commissioners applying for special grant funding. Home Office 28/11/2017 Report Woman reports rape to police – and is arrested on immigration charges A woman who reported being kidnapped and raped over a six month period to the police was arrested as she sought care, Politics.co.uk can reveal. Politics.co.uk 28/11/2017 News Rape victim arrested on immigration charges after going to police Pregnant woman, who had also been kidnapped, was being cared for in recovery centre in London when arrest took place The Guardian 28/11/2017 News Partners asked to help prevent ‘unsustainable’ cuts by doing more A force “close to breaking point” has asked partners to do more to help overstretched officers in the face of a 33 per cent rise in recorded crime. Police Professional 28/11/2017 News Drug-test contracts with Randox suspended pending ‘ongoing investigation’ The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) has suspended all its contracts with a drug-testing company following allegations of data manipulation. Police Professional 28/11/2017 News Suspended officers ‘fired guns illegally’ Two senior Police Scotland officers suspended as part of a criminal inquiry are accused of using the force firing range for recreational purposes. BBC 28/11/2017 News Report Watch: Domestic Abuse in England and Wales Report Watch summarises the main findings of reports that impact on policing and includes responses from the main stakeholders as well as media reaction. Here we take a look at the Office of National Statistics report on Domestic Abuse in England and Wales, which draws on a range of data and examines the prevalence of domestic abuse as well as the CJS response. For the first time, the report includes information on victim services. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/11/2017 Analysis Forewarned: Should there be a national stalker register? Zoe Dronfield was the victim of a horrific attack by her ex-partner. It later came to light that she was his 14th victim, but she had no idea of his violent past when she met him. Zoe now campaigns for greater protection for all from domestic abuse and stalking, including the setting up of a national stalker register. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/11/2017 Opinion Blockchain in policing: Go beyond the hype There is an increasing and understandable buzz around blockchain and its potential to solve data sharing issues in the criminal justice system. However, caution is required. Lars Davies, CEO of Kalypton explains. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/11/2017 Opinion «400040014002400340044005400640074008Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
