Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100109 total results. Showing results 80101 to 80120 «400240034004400540064007400840094010Next ›Last » Why we need an independent review if we are to gain public acceptance of facial recognition technology With the use of automated facial recognition technology under challenge, video surveillance specialist Cloudview asked leading cyberlaw academic Professor Andrew Charlesworth to assess the regulatory position. His report concludes that an independent review is the only way forward if the technology is to be used without alienating the public. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/9/2018 Analysis White Noise: Maple syrup, Nickelback and legalised drugs Former Police Federation Chairman Steve White writes about his recent visit to Canada Police Oracle 8/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Nurses, soldiers and police could be axed to fund £1.3 TRILLION public sector pensions A massive £4 BILLION of essential public services may be axed to help pay for Britain’s astronomical £1.3 TRILLION public sector pensions bill, chancellor Philip Hammond has threatened. Express 8/9/2018 News Police are ‘very close to losing the streets’, top officer admits A top police officer has warned we are ‘very close to losing the streets’ as government funding cuts continue to bite. Metro 8/9/2018 News Police chief: hard border threatens to blow holes in our fragile peace A ‘vacuum of leadership’ is leaving the province defenceless against gang crime and terrorism, warns its top officer The Times - Subscription at source 8/9/2018 News How the recruitment of informants works at Police Scotland Recruiting informants is a legitimate, if controversial, law enforcement tactic that is as old as policing itself. In the UK, the individuals who agree to provide information to officers are known as “covert human intelligence sources” – Chis –and strict guidance covers the practice. According to Police Scotland’s standard operating procedure, a detective superintendent fulfills the statutory role of “authorising officer” for Chis and approves their use. The Herald (Scotland) 8/9/2018 News Mental health sick leave hits four-year high as Yorkshire’s emergency services feel strain The traumatic jobs of Yorkshire’s emergency workers are taking an increasing toll on their mental health, it has been revealed today. The Yorkshire Post 8/9/2018 News Kevin Moore criticises Sussex PCC Katy Bourne A retired chief wrote a stinging letter attacking the record of Sussex’s police and crime commissioner in a row over officer numbers. The Argus 8/9/2018 News Police join forces to crackdown on rural crime Police forces across the North joined together in an overnight crackdown on rural crime. The Northern Echo 8/9/2018 News Frontline policing drops in Sussex as violent crimes rise Sussex Police has lost thousands of front line officers over the last three years, while violent crime has increased in the area. Spirit FM 8/9/2018 News The police need to rethink their role in public life On Monday our car was broken into. Bear with me while I tell you about it because there is a wider lesson in it. By my reckoning it is at least the 20th time it has happened in the past few years. Express 8/9/2018 Feature, Opinion How police super-recognisers cracked the Russian novichok case Members of an elite unit within the Met have an extraordinary ability – they never forget a face Wired 8/9/2018 Analysis, Feature World Cup 2018: Rise in domestic abuse reports, say police There was a "significant rise" in domestic abuse reports during the World Cup, the lead officer for football policing in England and Wales has said. BBC 8/9/2018 News Partnership projects to be recognised in national awards relaunch Multi-agency projects to tackle problems in communities are to be recognised by a national awards ceremony for the first time in eight years. South Yorkshire Police 7/9/2018 News Police Commissioner warns crime will rise without more funds Serious and organised crime will increase without "desperately needed" investment in policing, Merseyside's police and crime commissioner said. BBC 7/9/2018 News Thames Valley and Hampshire police £39m call system delayed by year A "cutting edge" computer system to be used to deploy police officers to emergencies has been delayed by more than a year and gone £12m over budget. BBC 7/9/2018 News Chief executive leaves police authority Federation says it is saddened by the news Police Oracle 7/9/2018 News Northumbria Police commissioner ‘in two minds’ about making misogyny a hate crime Dame Vera Baird says she is uncertain about whether misogyny should be considered a hate crime Chronicle Live (North East) 7/9/2018 News Custody seen as ‘worst job in policing’ Custody roles are becoming increasingly unpopular with nearly one in four (22.5%) of custody officers wanting to be redeployed away from detention duties as soon as possible. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 7/9/2018 News APCC welcomes productive engagement with charitable foundations After welcoming representatives from a range of national charities engaged with policing and criminal justice for a meeting about co-operation to deliver shared priorities, APCC Chief Executive Susannah Hancock said: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 7/9/2018 News «400240034004400540064007400840094010Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
