Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103261 total results. Showing results 80141 to 80160 «400440054006400740084009401040114012Next ›Last » The Times view on Foreign Office policy for repatriation: Paying for Release The Foreign Office has been active in rescuing victims of forced marriage. It must show more humanity in not then charging women who cannot easily pay The Times - Subscription at source 2/1/2019 Feature, Opinion Forced marriage victims charged fee to be rescued Campaigners accuse government of profiteering The Times - Subscription at source 2/1/2019 News Terror suspect’s home raided after Manchester station stabbings Three hurt at railway station by knifeman ‘shouting Allah’ The Times - Subscription at source 2/1/2019 News Australian police Google Maps blunder ‘missed location of body’ A missing Australian's body could have been found 18 months earlier if searchers had not relied on incorrect Google Maps data, a coroner has said. BBC 2/1/2019 News Police commissioner today takes over Northamptonshire fire and rescue budget Northamptonshire's police and crime commissioner has become the first in the UK to take over spending controls of his county fire service as well after a bid was approved by the Home Office. Northampton Chronicle & Echo 1/1/2019 News Huge toll of Trump’s UK visit on local police REVEALED – how many officers did your area send? EXCLUSIVE: Every force had to help roll out the red carpet to the US President - while "thinly-spread" colleagues back home struggled with cuts and violent crime. See the full list of officers from each area Mirror 1/1/2019 News 300 new police and staff to be recruited for Brexit Border by 2020 More than 300 new police officers and staff are to be recruited by 2020 for Brexit preparations, the Police Service of Northern Ireland has said. The Impartial Reporter 1/1/2019 News British Transport Police officers bear brunt of assaults Police tasked with protecting the travelling public appear to be bearing the brunt of acts of random violence targeted at officers. The Telegraph 1/1/2019 News Ethiopian-born PCSO who claimed he suffered ‘deep-seated and cunning racism’ loses legal battle Ethiopian-born Tegegn Bayissa had claimed his career was wrecked by 'deep-seated and cunning' racism. Mail Online 1/1/2019 News London crime: Homicides in capital hit 10-year high in 2018 after 134 people killed The number of people killed in London hit a 10-year high in 2018 and more than a fifth of victims were children and teenagers, figures show. The Independent 1/1/2019 News Over 12 police officers attacked on Britain’s transport networks each week More than 12 police officers a week are being attacked monitoring Britain's transport networks, figures show. The Standard 1/1/2019 News Officer stabbed in ‘terror terminal’ attack next to scene of Arena bombing Suspect held 'within minutes' by police after three hurt during New Year's Eve incident Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/1/2019 News Police under pressure from huge volume of emergency calls Police are being left increasingly stretched by a huge volume of incoming calls demanding their immediate attention – leaving less time for routine patrols, a leading officer has said. Ipswich Star 1/1/2019 News Migrant crisis: Farcical police raids fail to clear camps When dozens of riot police stormed the biggest migrant camp in Calais yesterday the British authorities might have hoped that it was the start of a promised crackdown on those crossing the Channel in small boats. The Times - Subscription at source 1/1/2019 News Myths from CSI is ‘causing unfair convictions’ The influence on juries of crime dramas such as CSI is causing a large number of innocent people to be convicted, an expert on the use of forensic evidence has said. The Times - Subscription at source 1/1/2019 News Anti-terror tech leashes puppy farmers Pet detectives are deploying software used to tackle terrorists to trawl classified ad websites and identify thousands of potential puppy farms. The Times - Subscription at source 1/1/2019 News Royal protection officers paid £100k salaries after bringing claim against Met Police Almost 50 police officers guarding the Queen and other members of the Royal family took home £100,000-plus salaries in one year after bringing a claim against Scotland Yard. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 31/12/2018 News The NYPD is using a drone to police New Year’s in Times Square This year, the New Year's celebrations in Times Square will be policed with the help of a drone, tethered to a building so that it can't accidentally fall and land on somebody. Business Insider 31/12/2018 News Burglars’ charter: Public slate police after force asks where they should go patrol A police force has come under fire for asking the public to vote on which village it should patrol. Express 31/12/2018 News Police officers get extra domestic violence training Police officers have been given extra training to improve the help they provide to women suffering domestic violence. BBC 31/12/2018 News «400440054006400740084009401040114012Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
