Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115679 total results. Showing results 81281 to 81300 «406140624063406440654066406740684069Next ›Last » Officers urged to seek financial help during Covid-19 crisis Police officers are being advised to seek help if they run into financial difficulties during the coronavirus crisis. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 24/3/2020 News 500 British Transport Police officers deployed to remind Tube and rail passengers of non-essential travel ban Five hundred British Transport Police officers have been deployed to remind passengers that only those making essential journeys for work should be using the rail and Tube networks. The Standard 24/3/2020 News UK police chiefs: coronavirus could bring out worst in humanity Police chiefs have warned the coronavirus pandemic could “bring out the worst in humanity” after a spate of opportunistic crimes hindered efforts to control the crisis. The Guardian 24/3/2020 News Police to use persuasion rather than punishment to enforce coronavirus lockdown New laws allow for unlimited fines to be imposed if people break the Government's rules on public gatherings The Telegraph - Subscription at source 24/3/2020 News People have been ringing Greater Manchester Police to ask if they are allowed to go to work People have been calling Greater Manchester Police to ask if they can go to work amid the coronavirus pandemic. Speaking to the Manchester Evening News, Chief Constable Ian Hopkins urged people to call the force, only in an absolute emergency. Manchester Evening News 24/3/2020 News Police leaders say enforcing UK lockdown may be impossible Police officers tried to enforce the UK lockdown before their emergency powers came into force by disrupting a barbecue where 20 people had gathered, as police warned it would be almost impossible to stop all social contact. The Guardian 24/3/2020 News Fermanagh: Police anger at bomb hoax during virus efforts A senior police officer has condemned dissident republicans for causing a security alert in County Fermanagh. BBC 24/3/2020 News Lawyers refusing to attend police stations over coronavirus fears Read more: https://metro.co.uk/2020/03/24/lawyers-refusing-attend-police-stations-coronavirus-fears-12451726/?ito=cbshare Twitter: https://twitter.com/MetroUK | Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MetroUK/ Solicitors are refusing to attend police stations because of ‘cavalier’ attitudes towards coronavirus health safeguards. Metro 24/3/2020 News ‘Bulk buying’ craze hits drugs market as police seize 500 bags of cannabis The 'bulk buying' craze seems to have manifested itself in an unexpected way - in the drugs market! Telegraph and Argus 24/3/2020 News Oval Four: Black man framed by corrupt police officer at London Tube station cleared 48 years later Call for 'wholesale review' of all officer's cases, as lawyer warns 'there may be many other victims of his corruption' The Independent 24/3/2020 News Police chief vows to enforce ‘lockdown’ measures Police Scotland will not hesitate to use enforce new measures being brought in to tackle the spread of coronavirus, the force's chief constable has said. BBC 24/3/2020 News Police ready to enforce UK public transport lockdown if needed Police have said they will be ready to clamp down if necessary on people making non-essential journeys on public transport, amid concerns that lockdown measures imposed to stem the spread of the coronavirus are already being flouted. The Guardian 24/3/2020 News UK police chiefs: coronavirus could bring out worst in humanity Police chiefs have warned the coronavirus pandemic could “bring out the worst in humanity” after a spate of opportunistic crimes hindered efforts to control the crisis. The Guardian 24/3/2020 News Coronavirus: Police Scotland will let officers work from home during pandemic Scottish police officers may be allowed to work from home during the coronavirus pandemic. The Herald (Scotland) 24/3/2020 News Police order public to stay in homes Police have started ordering citizens back into stay in their homes as the coronavirus death toll in Scotland rises to 16. The Times - Subscription at source 24/3/2020 News Coronavirus: Police spotted breaking up groups and shutting down shops after UK lockdown Cops are flooding Britain's streets to enforce the Covid-19 lockdown ahead of emergency laws that will allow them to issue on-the-spot £30 fines Daily Star 24/3/2020 News New CoPaCC report launched examining trends and performance in UK police call handling Emergency calls to the police have continued to rise whilst 101 calls have fallen, according to CoPaCC's latest thematic - CoPaCC Police Contact Management: Demand Analysis Report - which examines trends and performance in UK call handling and online crime reporting over the last three years. Policing Insight 24/3/2020 News Crisis communication: The importance of getting the messaging right on the Coronavirus In the time of national emergency, it is vital the public understand what the police expect of them. Crisis Communication Consultant Amanda Coleman, who has more than twenty years experience in law enforcement communications, highlights ways to ensure the messaging is clear, consistent and regular. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/3/2020 Feature, Opinion Police Contact Management: Demand Analysis A report examining trends and performance in UK police call handling and online reporting. Data analysis, charts and commentary on data sourced from 36 police forces via Freedom of Information requests for the period April 2016 to March 2019. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/3/2020 Report Local Resilience Forums: The ‘nerve centre’ of the UK’s local response to COVID-19 The police, public health and other public and private sector organisations are facing huge challenges as they tackle the Coronavirus, but how are they managed at a local level? CoPaCC Director Ian Wiggett examines the vital role of the UK's Local Resilience Forums in ensuring a coordinated response to an unprecedented situation. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/3/2020 Analysis, Feature «406140624063406440654066406740684069Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
