Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115580 total results. Showing results 801 to 820 «373839404142434445Next ›Last » Caretaker Norfolk police and crime commissioner decision due A special meeting has been convened to appoint someone to stand in as Norfolk's interim police and crime commissioner, after Sarah Taylor's shock resignation from the post. Mark Stokes, the chief executive of the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner, is likely to be appointed to the role on a caretaker basis, until next month's election for a successor. Eastern Daily Press 9/6/2026 News MSc Policing and Criminal Justice Leadership: Preparing tomorrow’s leaders! How will policing leaders adapt to a future shaped by AI, digital investigations and rising public scrutiny? Birmingham City University’s new MSc Policing and Criminal Justice Leadership explores the technologies, ethics and leadership challenges transforming criminal justice. With expert teaching, real-world learning and an international outlook, the course aims to prepare tomorrow’s leaders. Learn how this degree could shape both careers and the future of policing. Policing Insight 9/6/2026 Advertisement, Feature Courts to get ‘AI legal assistants’ to tackle rising case backlog Virtual legal assistants powered by artificial intelligence will be rolled out to Crown Courts across the country in an effort to tackle the rising backlog of cases, the Government has announced. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/6/2026 News Badenoch to call for public sector equality rules to be scrapped Rules requiring police officers, nurses, and teachers to consider equality issues when they carry out their day-to-day work should be scrapped, Kemi Badenoch is to say. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/6/2026 News Police use of artificial intelligence (AI): factsheet GUIDANCE: This factsheet summarises Home Office measures to support police forces in England and Wales to adopt AI responsibly. Police forces in England and Wales use artificial intelligence (AI) for a variety of activities. This fact sheet provides details on the government’s policy towards police use of AI. Home Office 9/6/2026 Report Strengthening Australia’s criminal justice response to modern slavery: A rapid assessment AUSTRALIA: Modern slavery is a serious, pervasive and largely hidden human rights and safety issue, for which a strong criminal justice response is required to ensure the detection and prosecution of perpetrators, as well as justice for victims and survivors. This report was commissioned by the Office of the Australian Anti-Slavery Commissioner to understand opportunities to improve Australia’s criminal justice response to modern slavery. Three data collection activities were undertaken as part of this research: a literature search, stakeholder consultations and consultations with people with lived experience of modern slavery or modern slavery policy. The report identifies ongoing gaps in Australia’s criminal justice response to modern slavery that are preventing some victims and survivors from accessing justice and remedy and holding offenders accountable for their crimes, and makes recommendations to address these gaps. The findings and recommendations aim to contribute to and complement the ongoing and important work being undertaken by the Australian Government to strengthen the criminal justice response to modern slavery. Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 9/6/2026 Report Right Care, Right Person has changed the rules. Has the system caught up? Few public service challenges test partnership working more severely than mental health crisis response, where decisions must often be made before clarity arrives. LinkedIn 9/6/2026 Feature Police officers ‘acted appropriately’ during Clare arrest death incident, SA’s top cop says AUSTRALIA: The officers involved in the arrest of a man who died at Clare on Sunday acted appropriately, SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens says. The commissioner said he was satisfied a "preliminary view" of body warn vision from the incident showed the officers acted with "professionalism and courage". ABC News (Australia) 9/6/2026 News Violence may be ‘contagious’ and spread through social connections Researchers at the University of Cambridge’s Violence Research Centre analysed a dataset from Cambridgeshire Police covering more than 200,000 crime events. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/6/2026 News AI to play bigger role in efforts to tackle court delays The Government has announced plans to develop artificial intelligence tools to support legal professionals and court staff as part of efforts to reduce delays in the criminal justice system. Police Professional 9/6/2026 News Family courts show ‘widespread’ gender bias and victim-blaming, report finds Exclusive: Analysis shows 72.5% of 91 judgments in England and Wales contained judicial victim-blaming, with mothers scrutinised more intensely The Guardian 9/6/2026 News Why will police commissioner election cost up to £2m? Just weeks after county council elections took place, voters in Norfolk are due to go to the polls again – for a vote that could cost up to £2m. BBC 9/6/2026 News If police forces are required to consolidate, what can we learn from local government reorganisation? As the review of the Government’s reform proposals to reduce the number of police forces in England and Wales gets underway, there may be significant learning that can benefit policing from the Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) programme that has taken place over the last few decades, says Craig Taylor, CTO of Phoenix Software, who sets out some of the key lessons from the LGR process. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/6/2026 Analysis, Feature, Opinion 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. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/6/2026 News What does Labour MP Jonathan Hinder actually think of police reform? In this second conversation with Labour MP Jonathan Hinder, the focus turns to the Police Reform White Paper and the big structural questions now facing policing. Drawing on his experience as a former Met officer and now as an MP, Hinder reflects on the need for reform, the case for a stronger national centre, and the risks of allowing structural change to consume attention while other urgent issues in policing remain unresolved. The interview also explores some of the most contested elements of the white paper, including the future of neighbourhood policing, the case for force consolidation, and the likely replacement of Police and Crime Commissioners. Throughout, Hinder returns to one core idea: the real test of reform is whether it helps officers do a better job for communities and whether local trust, consistency and accountability are strengthened rather than weakened. PolicingTV 9/6/2026 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Met Police launch internal review on contact with teenager days before murder The Metropolitan Police have launched an internal review into their contact with a teenager in the days before he fatally stabbed a 55-year-old man. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/6/2026 News Police preparing for summer of disorder in wake of Nowak murder NPCC chairman Gavin Stephens says officers on alert for third consecutive year over potential unrest The Telegraph - Subscription at source 8/6/2026 News Sussex PC charged with assaulting colleague An officer from Sussex Police has been charged with assaulting a colleague during a training exercise. Police Professional 8/6/2026 News NWT introduces SCAN legislation to provide civil tools for disrupting illegal activity CANADA: ustice Minister Jay Macdonald introduced the Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act (SCAN) in the Legislative Assembly, proposing new civil mechanisms to help law enforcement and residents address habitual illegal activity in residential areas. Blue Line (Canada) 8/6/2026 News Sydney’s fired-up gangland a new era of ‘disorganised crime’ as police target powerful violence brokers AUSTRALIA: A drive-by shooting targeting a funeral is just another sign that Sydney's gangland scene has entered a new era of "disorganised crime", according to a senior police officer. ABC News (Australia) 8/6/2026 News «373839404142434445Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
