Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100952 total results. Showing results 80981 to 81000 «404640474048404940504051405240534054Next ›Last » ‘Our NHS colleagues are here to help us’ A pilot scheme sees police station-based NHS staff help officers deal with the mental healthcare needs of those who end up in the cells. BBC 7/9/2018 News Police and paramedics in pilot mental health project Police and ambulance crews in Glasgow have joined forces in a pilot project to respond to the growing number of 999 calls involving people with mental health issues. BBC 7/9/2018 News Warnings of “green light” to criminals as police close crime investigations with no suspect Warnings have been made that criminals are being given a green light to re-offend as “overstretched” police forces close investigations without identifying a suspect. The Yorkshire Post 7/9/2018 News Police rule out inquiry into claims 14 deaths are ‘linked to Russia’ Police have ruled out re-opening investigations into a number of deaths in Britain which allegedly involved Russian state involvement. The Times - Subscription at source 7/9/2018 News Four out of five burglaries are never solved Criminals are escaping justice as police simply give up - leaving rapists, thugs and thieves free on Britain’s streets Mail Online 7/9/2018 News London Mayor called on to support trial of spit hoods by frontline officers The London Assembly has agreed a motion to urge the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Commissioner to reverse her decision to limit the issue of spit guards in the capital Police Professional 6/9/2018 News 100 homicides reflect ‘horrific scale of violence’ in London An ‘urgent’ look at how to reduce the increase in violent crime has been called for by the capital’s Police and Crime Committee. Police Professional 6/9/2018 News Lowest reconviction rate in two decades due to ‘focus on rehabilitation’ Scotland has seen the number of offenders reconvicted of further offences fall to a 19-year low, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Police Professional 6/9/2018 News Why Leicestershire Police’s chief constable nearly missed out on a job with the force Leicestershire’s Chief Constable Simon Cole’s career in policing appeared to be over before it had began 30 years ago – when the force he now leads rejected his application to join up. Leicestershire Live 6/9/2018 News Police use drone to help save the life of missing woman Wiltshire Police used a drone to help save the life of a 83-year-old woman with dementia who had been missing for more than five hours. Gazette & Herald 6/9/2018 News ‘We warned you this would happen’, MPs tell Home Office to tackle police cuts 'I won't deny there have been cuts to police', says Home Office minister. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/9/2018 News Number of Police Community Support Officers on streets of Suffolk set to fall The number of Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) roles is set to be reduced as part of Suffolk Constabulary’s new policing model. Eastern Daily Press 6/9/2018 News Police chiefs defend ‘stop and search’ powers Merseyside's police chiefs insist that 'stop and search' remains one of the force's "most powerful tools" in tackling violent crime. St Helens Star 6/9/2018 News 101 service ‘inefficient’ and needs to change – police chief The way people report crimes needs to change because the 101 service is “inefficient”, according to Thames Valley Police’s chief constable. Oxford Mail 6/9/2018 News ‘Hertfordshire PCC wasted £100k on vanity project’, fire union chief claims A Fire Brigades Union chief has claimed the Herts Police and Crime Commissioner wasted £100k on his “failed power grab” for the fire service. Welwyn Hatfield Times 6/9/2018 News Apple to provide online tool for police to request data Apple Inc (AAPL.O) plans to create an online tool for police to formally request data about its users and to assemble a team to train police about what data can and cannot be obtained from the iPhone maker, according to a company letter seen by Reuters. Reuters 6/9/2018 News Child cruelty guidance published to help sentencers ‘reflect what the offender has done’ New guidelines for child cruelty offences will for the first time consider the developmental and emotional harm caused to the victim. Police Professional 6/9/2018 News Law Commission to review adding misogyny to hate crime legislation A review on whether misogyny should be treated as a hate crime is to be held following a debate in Parliament on the Voyeurism (Offences) (No.2) Bill. Police Professional 6/9/2018 News Parents who blame each other for child abuse to face stricter penalties Parents and carers accused of child cruelty could face tougher sentences if they try to shift the blame onto others under a new guideline. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/9/2018 News Review of hate crime law to examine if misogyny should be included MP had called for hatred of women to become aggravating factor in upskirting sentencing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/9/2018 News «404640474048404940504051405240534054Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
