Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115120 total results. Showing results 8061 to 8080 «400401402403404405406407408Next ›Last » Evidence-led Domestic Abuse Prosecutions – a Follow-up Inspection A follow up inspection of the 2020 Joint Inspection looking at evidence led domestic abuse prosecution. HM Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) 16/10/2025 Report Canada’s cartel footprint: RCMP names 7 syndicates active in Canada CANADA: A high-ranking RCMP officer is painting a disturbing picture of the cartel footprint in Canada. In a rare interview, RCMP Chief Superintendent and Director General of the National Serious and Organized Crime Program, Mathieu Bertrand, revealed to W5’s Avery Haines that at least seven cartels are active in Canada. CTV News (Canada) 16/10/2025 News Sir Mark Rowley tells panels he’s ‘deeply worried about future’ of an ‘ever-shrinking’ Met The Met Police’s Commissioner also said the “vividness and vileness” of the recent BBC Panorama documentary that looked into some officer behaviours at Charing Cross police station raised concerns around members of the public using the front desk in the heart of London. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/10/2025 News MI5 faces ‘new era’ tackling terrorism and rise in state threats Sir Ken McCallum said the number of individuals being investigated for involvement in “state threat activity” had increased by 35% in the last year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/10/2025 News Eyewitness: Against a background of potential peace, another Palestine protest Chris Hobbs writes that, against a background of a Middle East peace initiative, a further national Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) took place on Saturday, leaving Met police planners questioning whether this would decrease or increase the numbers attending. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/10/2025 Feature Four GMP officers to face disciplinary proceedings over ‘offensive language’ Four Greater Manchester Police (GMP) officers who are alleged to have engaged in conversations of a discriminatory inappropriate and offensive nature will face misconduct hearings following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation. Police Professional 16/10/2025 News Brantford advocates for federal bail reform to curb repeat property crime CANADA: The City of Brantford has launched an advocacy campaign urging the federal government to modernize the Criminal Code and reform the bail system to better protect communities from repeat offenders. Blue Line (Canada) 16/10/2025 News Ex-officer accused of racism takes legal action to avoid facing spycops inquiry Whistleblower testified that man known as HN86 gathered information to undermine Lawrence family campaign The Guardian 16/10/2025 News Blue Line, The Podcast: Indigenous police recruitment CANADA: In this episode of Blue Line, The Podcast, host Brittani Schroeder is joined by Insp. Dawn-Lyn Blake of the Tsuut’ina Nation Police Service to discuss one of the most pressing issues in law enforcement today: recruitment. Blue Line (Canada) 16/10/2025 Audio, Feature New Irish network of legal observers criticises policing of Palestine protest REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The policing of a Palestine solidarity demonstration earlier this month violated both Garda policies and Ireland’s international human rights obligations, according to a new report. Irish Legal News (Republic of Ireland) 16/10/2025 News Concerns disability hate crime under-reported Disability hate crime could still be under-reported despite an increase in the number of people coming forward, police have said. BBC 16/10/2025 News Appointment of first garda rural crime lead a positive step – IFA REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: IFA deputy president Alice Doyle has welcomed the appointment of supt Michael Corbett as An Garda Siochana's first ever Rural Crime lead. Irish Farmers Journal (Republic of Ireland) 16/10/2025 News Police misconduct probe over ‘offensive language’ Four Greater Manchester Police officers are facing misconduct proceedings over allegations of using "discriminatory, inappropriate and offensive" language. BBC 16/10/2025 News Kildare retains just three Garda Youth Liaison Officers since 2020 despite overhaul of Garda divisions REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Kildare has seen no increase in Garda youth crime officers in five years, despite population growth and a national overhaul of Garda divisions. KFM Radio (Republic of Ireland) 16/10/2025 News Investigator jailed for sex with vulnerable woman A former Sussex Police investigator who engaged in sexual activity with a vulnerable woman while on duty has been jailed. BBC 16/10/2025 News PNLD are supporting innovation in policing through responsible data use Are you pioneering the next wave of AI, automation, or robotics in policing or the wider criminal justice system? At PNLD, we believe that the future of law enforcement lies in the smart, ethical, and responsible use of data, and we’re here to help you make that future a reality. Policing Insight 16/10/2025 Advertisement, Feature Kit Salt: ‘This provides a gold standard of achievement for those who aspire to a career in protective security’ SFJ Awards, an independent regulated awarding organisation born out of Skills for Justice and part of The Workforce Development Trust group, is one of the UK’s leading awarding bodies in police, public and private training provision for counter-terrorism; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth spoke to Kit Salt, SJF Awards Director of Partnerships and Innovation, about the qualifications offered including the new protective security advisers certificate, developed with the Home Office. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/10/2025 Feature, Interview ‘Damning’ review of anti-Black racism within Met police ‘buried’ by force Exclusive: external consultancy report found discrimination ‘baked into HR systems’ at London force The Guardian 16/10/2025 News Court tosses out anti-protest laws that gave police powers to move protesters from places of worship AUSTRALIA: A court has tossed out broad police powers allowing protesters to be moved away from places of worship after complaints of overreach and stifled freedoms. The anti-protest laws were swiftly implemented in February after a spate of anti-Semitic acts across Sydney and Melbourne, including graffiti, arson attacks and threats of personal violence. But progressive voices claimed the new powers, which allow police to move on protesters who are deemed to be near places of worship, were unconstitutional and too broad. 9 News (Australia) 16/10/2025 News Less than half of victims confident criminal justice system is effective Some 6,581 people who had experienced crime took part in the online research by the Victims’ Commissioner, in the largest survey of victims conducted by the independent body. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/10/2025 News «400401402403404405406407408Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
