Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91582 total results. Showing results 80161 to 80180 «400540064007400840094010401140124013Next ›Last » Use vast profits to tackle abuse, police chief Mike Barton tells web giants Social media companies are abdicating their responsibility to stop online abuse and should divert their “eye-watering profits” to combat the sharing of child abuse images and extremist content, a senior police officer has said. The Times - Subscription at source 25/7/2017 News Police given kits to tackle acid attacks Acid-attack response kits are being provided to police officers after a surge in the number of crimes involving corrosive substances The Times - Subscription at source 25/7/2017 News Anti-fracking police chief accused of pulling force from protests A police and crime commissioner has been accused of abusing his position because his force stopped sending officers to protect a fracking site hit by protests after he intervened. The Times - Subscription at source 25/7/2017 News PCC: Let fracking company ‘pay for their own security’ North Wales Police has stopped providing mutual aid after an intervention by the area’s anti-fracking police and crime commissioner (PCC). Police Professional 24/7/2017 News New police HQ is a step into the 21st Century The new North Yorkshire Police headquarters “feels like moving from the 18th Century into the 21st Century”, according to the force’s Chief Constable. The Press (York) 24/7/2017 News Police chief says Facebook and Twitter should re-invest some of their ‘eye-watering’ profits into stamping out child abuse images on their platforms Social media giants such as Facebook and Twitter should re-invest some of their 'eye-watering' profits into efforts to stamp out child abuse images online, a chief constable has said. Mike Barton challenged firms to do more to stop the content appearing in the first place, as police arrest hundreds of suspected paedophiles every month. Mail Online 24/7/2017 News ‘Internet of things’ will leave home gadgets vulnerable to hacks, senior police officer warns Consumers who buy internet-enabled devices such as televisions, refrigerators and even kettles are leaving themselves open to hackers who could use them to gain access to their bank accounts, one of the country’s most senior police officers has warned. The Telegraph 24/7/2017 News West Mercia Fire and Rescue Governance June 2017 I am putting forward the additional pledges I would expect the public to hold me to as a joint Commissioner for fire and rescue services, as part of a single clear, consistent and integrated plan. West Mercia OPCC 24/7/2017 Report Time for a Royal Commission? Why we need to talk about policing Demand - and crime levels, particularly violent crime - are up, while police officers are under ever growing pressure. Chief Superintendent John Sutherland says it's past time for a proper, grown-up conversation about the future of policing in the UK Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/7/2017 Opinion Victims Choice: Driving service standards and information for victims of crime There was a real gap in the provision of independent information to victims about where best they could find support, and also a lack of opportunity for victims to leave objective feedback that would help others choose the most appropriate services. Sam Smith of Supporting Justice talks about the launch of Victims Choice to fill the gap. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/7/2017 Opinion British Transport Police to downsize to just one London custody suite British Transport Police officers in London are facing increased times to transport arrestees after managers took the decision to reduce the number of custody suites in the capital to one. MayorWatch 24/7/2017 News Film review: Why forces need a video evidence strategy CCTV is a vital part of police investigations, but retrieving it can be laborious and time-consuming. Sarah Doyle, MD and co-founder of Kinesense explores the issues and discusses the value of having a video evidence strategy. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/7/2017 Opinion It ‘ain’t broke, it works, ‘ Met Commissioner warns over merger talk Cressida Dick said her force, City of London and BTP work 'seamlessly' together Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/7/2017 News Card system to help brain injury survivors in custody A new scheme helping brain injury survivors is to be promoted in the custody arena by the Police Federation of England and Wales Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/7/2017 News Cyber-crime prosecutions fall as experts warn police are being overwhelmed Cyber-crime prosecutions have fallen for the first time in a decade, according to figures released by the justice ministry. City A.M. 24/7/2017 News Force’s new kit could save an hour per shift The Mobile Data Project is set to save officers an hour each shift to dedicate more time to victims and communities. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/7/2017 News Paedophile hunters are damaging police investigations, warns detective 'We can do what these people do, but we do it a lot better. These groups are not doing us a favour' Leicestershire Live 24/7/2017 News Police to be given 1,000 emergency acid response kits to combat surge in attacks on London’s streets Police in London are being equipped with 1,000 acid crime response kits in a major operation to combat the surge in attacks involving corrosive liquids. The Standard 24/7/2017 News ‘Stealing to make ends meet’ – Durham Police commissioner says austerity partly to blame for rising crime – plans to tackle Government minister over funding Durham's Police and Crime Commissioner says he will push the case for more funding after a worrying rise in crime across the county. The Northern Echo 24/7/2017 News Interim Chief Executive of West Yorkshire Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (up to two years) Salary: £100,000 per annum. 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