Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104852 total results. Showing results 81901 to 81920 «409240934094409540964097409840994100Next ›Last » Snipers arrive at Gatwick Airport to deal with drones The flying of drones at Gatwick, which has caused the runway to be closed, is ‘a deliberate act to disrupt the airport’, police said. Metro 20/12/2018 News Westminster attack: Parliament gates ‘need to be constantly armed’ The chief coroner for England and Wales has called for armed police on all gates of Parliament following the 2017 Westminster terror attack. BBC 20/12/2018 News A few reasons why cops haven’t immediately shot down London Gatwick airport drone menace Risk of causing even more embuggerance is high, we repeat: high The Register 20/12/2018 Analysis, Feature Mental health: ‘Backup Buddy’ app offers vital support Mental ill health still carries a stigma and officers and staff, reluctant to admit they might be struggling, often don't know where to turn. Policing Insight speaks to Judith Broug, the co-founder of the App Backup Buddy, about the barriers to seeking support and how Backup Buddy can help. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/12/2018 Interview, Opinion Scotland’s ‘not proven’ verdict helps juries communicate their belief of guilt when lack of evidence fails to convict Decision Scientist Lee Curley's research takes a closer look at the effect Scotland's unique, but controversial 'third' verdict of not proven has on jurors. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/12/2018 Analysis Deputy Chief Constable We are looking for a dynamic and collaborative leader with an exceptional operational background and outstanding leadership qualities to support the Chief Constable in leading a force of five and a half thousand people sworn to protect and serve Essex. Salary £131,067 (Plus allowances). The closing date for receipt of CVs and covering letters is Wednesday January 9, 2019. Essex Police 20/12/2018 Jobs Federation ‘optimistic’ interim solution will stop merger with Police Scotland in its tracks Hopes new proposals may signal change of heart on Scotland takeover. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/12/2018 News A stark contrast: Sinn Fein’s Kelly hits out at Brexit funding for PSNI over legacy issues Sinn Fein's Gerry Kelly has hit out at a £16.48m cash injection for the PSNI ahead of Brexit - asking why funding has not been made available for legacy inquests. Belfast Telegraph 20/12/2018 News New breathalyser equipment delayed for more than two years The PSNI cannot fully enforce tougher drink-driving laws introduced almost three years ago as they do not have breathalysers capable of testing lower blood alcohol levels. BBC 20/12/2018 News Gatwick flights remain suspended as drones reappear over runway Planes diverted for safety reasons as airport COO says drones cannot be shot down due to risk of stray bullets The Guardian 20/12/2018 News Gatwick Airport: Drone attack grounds flights A drone attack at one of the UK's busiest airports has left tens of thousands of passengers facing major disruption. BBC 20/12/2018 News Met Police nuisance 999 calls: Annoying bus drivers and tardy pub grub A caller who was worried that KFC had run out of chicken and a woman complaining about her bus driver's whistling were among the nuisance 999 calls made to the Met Police this year. BBC 20/12/2018 News French police handed pay boost after protests The French government has bowed to police demands for a salary boost and years of overtime pay after officers staged a series of protests, including at the main Paris airport. Belfast Telegraph 20/12/2018 News Police officers armed with Tasers more likely to be attacked and use force on suspects, study suggests Stun gun-carrying personnel also at greater risk of being assaulted, research claims The Independent 20/12/2018 News Carrying Tasers increases police use of force, study finds Cambridge experiment with City of London police found that, while rarely deployed, just the presence of electroshock devices led to greater overall hostility in police-public interactions – an example of what researchers call the ‘weapons effect’. University of Cambridge 20/12/2018 News Met commissioner: ‘We don’t know what the Brexit protest scenario may be’ Preparations for Brexit are underway but no-one is sure what to expect Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/12/2018 News Brexit wishes do come true as chief gets £16m present to recruit hundreds of officers At last some 'good news' surrounding UK's plans to exit the European Union Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/12/2018 News Police officers who carry a taser are more likely to be attacked than those without one because of a psychological theory known as the “weapons effect”, a study has found. Dorset residents are being asked to pay an extra £2 a month to help fund policing following government cuts. Dorset Echo 20/12/2018 News Police officers who carry a taser are more likely to be attacked than those without because of ‘weapons effect’, Cambridge study finds Police officers who carry a taser are more likely to be attacked than those without one because of a psychological theory known as the "weapons effect", a study has found. The Telegraph 20/12/2018 News Police trawls of rape victims’ private data to be investigated UK watchdog inquiry into possible routine breaching of privacy and data regulations The Guardian 20/12/2018 News «409240934094409540964097409840994100Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
