Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96416 total results. Showing results 81561 to 81580 «407540764077407840794080408140824083Next ›Last » Legal system ‘failing’ women and in need of reform, says Fawcett in landmark sex discrimination law reviewl A ground-breaking report released today by the Fawcett Society concludes that our legal system is failing women and needs fundamental reform. The report, which is the conclusion of the Fawcett Society’s Sex Discrimination Law Review (SDLR) Panel, also found that violence against women and girls is ‘endemic’ in the UK. Fawcett Society 23/1/2018 News Domestic abusers told to say sorry to partner by police Police are dealing with domestic abuse cases by simply making the abuser say sorry to their partner on the doorstep, a Fawcett Society report has found. The Telegraph 23/1/2018 News Gloucestershire police launches new strategy aimed at getting officers out in communities More boots on the ground, higher visibility and less bureaucracy, are the promises being made by Gloucestershire police, as they seek to revolutionise the fight against crime in local communities. Gazette (Gloucestershire) 23/1/2018 News Anger as Hampshire police commissioner set to increase office budget despite force cutting 160 jobs More than 160 police jobs are set to be axed in a near-£7m fresh round of cuts. The News (Portsmouth) 23/1/2018 News Courts must ‘follow through’ over knife crime sentencing, warns police chief Last year saw the highest number of fatal stabbings in a decade in the capital, with 80 people killed. Sky News 23/1/2018 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the National Police Library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/1/2018 News “This could happen anywhere”: How do we adapt to the age of the lone wolf terrorist? An increasing number of terrorist attacks on the West are being perpetrated by 'lone wolves'. But where does their allegiance to wider groups come from, and how close are these ties? Serving officer Martin Gallagher examines the phenomenon. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/1/2018 Analysis Hampshire police issue apology for wrongly saying decision due on disbanding marine unit Police have issued an apology after wrongly saying a decision will be made this week to axe Hampshire’s marine unit. The News (Portsmouth) 23/1/2018 News Courts must ‘follow through’ over knife crime sentencing, warns police chief Last year saw the highest number of fatal stabbings in a decade in the capital, with 80 people killed. Sky News 23/1/2018 News Police force remains ‘strong and resilient’ Police Scotland’s deputy chief constable has said policing remains “strong and resilient” despite a series of complaints against senior officers. The Scotsman 23/1/2018 News Nine charts explaining knife crime in England and Wales There is nothing new about knife crime: sharp objects, blades and knives have been used as weapons for thousands of years. But after falling for several years, knife crime is rising again. So what is happening? BBC 23/1/2018 Analysis, Feature Sturgeon told to delay merger of Police Scotland and British Transport Police Nicola Sturgeon will face demands tomorrow to put the merger of the British Transport Police and Police Scotland on hold because of the chaotic state of the police force’s leadership. The Times - Subscription at source 23/1/2018 News Pause for Thought Police Scotland is in crisis and lacks leadership. This is no time for a complex merger The Times - Subscription at source 23/1/2018 Feature, Opinion Top cop accuses web giants of helping paedos abuse kids Chief Constable of Norfolk Police Simon Bailey told ITV that internet companies are failing to fulfil their 'moral and social responsibility to make their platforms safe' The Sun 23/1/2018 Justice must be ruled by the head, not heart The Worboys case shows how ministers pander to the court of public opinion rather than focus on long-term reform The Times - Subscription at source 23/1/2018 Feature, Opinion Stay silent and your attacker could go free, Alison Saunders warns rape victims Rape complainants who stay silent during the alleged attack risk creating an assumption that they had consented to sex, the director of public prosecutions has said. The Times - Subscription at source 23/1/2018 News Tech companies ‘enabling sex abuse by paedophiles’ Internet giants such as Facebook, Google and Snapchat are “fundamentally enabling” paedophiles to sexually abuse children, the police chief in charge of child protection has said. The Times - Subscription at source 23/1/2018 News London mayor urged to tackle gun crime as offences rise Sadiq Khan asked to consider strategy amid fears that those involved are getting younger The Guardian 23/1/2018 News Vigilante families patrol Essex streets to stamp out crime after being left feeling ‘unsafe’ by police cuts The 80-strong group was set-up after a spate of 81 break-ins on the same estate in the town, in a month The Sun 22/1/2018 News France to consider decriminalising all drug use, following government-commissioned report A new parliamentary report has recommended several options for modernising France’s penal process, including the decriminalisation of all drug use, but the government has yet to decide on the matter. Talking Drugs 22/1/2018 News «407540764077407840794080408140824083Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
