Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100951 total results. Showing results 81101 to 81120 «405240534054405540564057405840594060Next ›Last » Three police forces will test eyesight of all drivers stopped Drivers who fail to read a number plate from 20m (65ft) away when stopped by police will have their licences revoked immediately in a new crackdown. BBC 3/9/2018 News Video enabled justice scheme will not cost £720m as chiefs predicted PCC and project leaders reassure costs will be a fraction of what chief constables projected Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/9/2018 News Pay rises will leave forces at risk of continuing budget deficit, warns chief Self-assessment for future has to be achieved in face of £11.7m cuts Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/9/2018 News Javid to warn over ‘shocking’ online child sex abuse There are up to 80,000 paedophiles in the UK who pose a sexual threat to children online, the home secretary will warn in a speech later. BBC 3/9/2018 News Worth investigating a burglary? Police computer says no A police force has begun using a computerised system to help it to decide whether officers should investigate burglaries in an attempt to save time and money. The Times - Subscription at source 3/9/2018 News Police target drivers with poor eyesight A police crackdown on drivers with defective eyesight has begun. Every motorist stopped by officers from three forces will be required to read a number plate from 20 metres. The Times - Subscription at source 3/9/2018 News ‘True horror’ of online child abuse crimes revealed More than 80,000 sexual predators are targeting children and sharing pictures of abuse, the home secretary will say today. The Times - Subscription at source 3/9/2018 News Armed police fear impact of new colour blindness rules Police Federation says tests could be discriminatory on grounds of disability and gender The Guardian 2/9/2018 News Nearly 100 British police were punished for sexual harassment with more than half keeping their job Probe finds officers slept with prostitutes and exploited victims Mail Online 2/9/2018 News More than 600 police stations shut in the last eight years following 20 per cent cut in government funding More than 600 police stations in England and Wales have closed in the last eight years, in what is the largest programme closure in history. Mail Online 2/9/2018 News MPs to decide whether to make misogyny a hate crime Issue will be debated this week as calls grow for harassment of women to be seen as an offence The Guardian 2/9/2018 News Sajid Javid zeroes in on web grooming Online child predators have become “as sophisticated as terrorists at hiding their tracks”, the home secretary Sajid Javid will warn this week. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 2/9/2018 News Police watchdog blasted after losing more than £9,000 worth of laptops and phones in three years The Independent Office of Police Conduct (IOPC), which probes wrongdoing by officers, has reported more than 80 items lost or stolen since 2015 The Sun 2/9/2018 News Proposed police merger is anything but a done deal (here’s what’s happening) A proposed merger between Dorset and Devon and Cornwall Police is not expected to be a done deal yet after serious concerns were raised. Dorset Echo 2/9/2018 News ‘It’s an insidious and disgusting crime’: Dorset Police could soon be issued with spit guards Police officers in Dorset could soon be issued with spit guards to protect themselves from being spat at. Dorset Echo 2/9/2018 News Police letting COMPUTER decide if they should investigate burglaries by calculating chances of solving case The algorithm examines different factors before making a judgement as to whether it is likely to lead to arrests, it's reported The Sun 2/9/2018 News The great burglary cop-out Norfolk Police leave it to a COMPUTER to decide if it's worthwhile investigating house break-ins despite spike in crime Mail Online 2/9/2018 News Sajid Javid’s crackdown on net paedophiles who use ‘terrorist tricks’ Minister tells of dark web threat – but reveals 400 are arrested every month Mail Online 2/9/2018 News May I have a word… about super recognisers and other sleuths A new breed of real-life detective sounds like something from the pages of a cracking crime novel The Guardian 2/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Private marshals move in as Bath’s bobbies beat it There has not been this much fuss about the police force in Bath since Constable George Turner abandoned his beat in 1839 and was found behind a pub in Lilliput Alley with a woman named Freelove Flower. Almost 180 years later, the entire Bath constabulary is being accused of abandoning its beat. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 2/9/2018 News «405240534054405540564057405840594060Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
