Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115122 total results. Showing results 8241 to 8260 «409410411412413414415416417Next ›Last » Police reverse former Deputy Commissioner Jevon McSkimming’s gun vetting changes NEW ZEALAND: Police have reversed changes former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming instructed staff to make to the firearms vetting process. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 13/10/2025 News Ch Supt Phil Davies: ‘At every level there’s a realisation that data is important – it’s a significant step’ Greater Manchester Police’s Chief Superintendent Phil Davies leads for the force on data strategy, as well as on data foundations for the National Police Chiefs’ Council’s Data and Analytics Board; he spoke to Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons about the benefits of police borrowing the “digital twin” concept widely used in industry, the need for efficient data quality and management, and how realisation around the importance of data is finally hitting home in policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/10/2025 Analysis, Feature, Innovation, Interview ACE lays groundwork for UK policing’s first AI lab The Accelerated Capability Environment (ACE) has developed a series of proposals for an artificial intelligence (AI) lab that could position UK policing at the forefront of responsible AI innovation. Emergency Services Times 13/10/2025 News Ten officers to face fast-tracked misconduct hearings over Charing Cross allegations Ten police officers are set to face accelerated disciplinary proceedings following an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) into conduct at Charing Cross police station. Emergency Services Times 13/10/2025 News Police issue call to action during Hate Crime Awareness Week This week, Saturday 11 – Saturday 18 October, organisations across the United Kingdom are marking Hate Crime Awareness Week. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 13/10/2025 News Inside the career of Merseyside’s first female chief constable In this first of three conversations, Serena Kennedy reflects on her early career journey — from studying applied biology with hopes of becoming a forensic scientist, to joining Greater Manchester Police in 1993 and later rising through the ranks at Cheshire and Merseyside. She discusses how her fascination with crime and public service led her to policing, what it was like in those early years, and why she briefly considered leaving the profession for teacher training. Serena also speaks warmly about the vital contribution of special constables, police staff, and volunteers to the wider policing family. PolicingTV 13/10/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video More Garda resources needed for Swords and Donabate REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Labour Deputy Duncan Smith and Cllr Corina Johnston are calling on the Minister for Justice and Garda Commissioner to increase the number of Gardai in the Swords Station and to provide permanent gardai in the Donabate area. Dublin Gazette (Republic of Ireland) 12/10/2025 News Police whistleblower reveals ‘serious question’ that STILL needs to be answered around Rochdale grooming gangs A police whistleblower says grooming gang victims should not have endured two decades waiting for justice, as their torturers were finally given years behind bars. Ex-detective Maggie Oliver, who quit Greater Manchester Police after the force failed to act on allegations of widespread child grooming and sex abuse, has welcomed new prison terms totalling 134 years for seven Asian offenders in Rochdale. Mail Online 12/10/2025 News Tasers deployed 2580 times as Qld cops face surge in violence AUSTRALIA: Queensland police officers are deploying their tasers 30 per cent more than five years ago as the union warns police are being confronted with the more... The Courier Mail (Australia) - Subscription at source 12/10/2025 News Inside the force leading the crackdown on indecent exposure Police forces are under growing pressure to prevent predatory men getting away with indecent exposure. Last month The Times revealed how the rate of indecent exposure investigations that fell apart before reaching court hit a record high last year. Cheshire is using back-to-basics policing to catch flashers and achieve one of the highest charging rates in England and Wales The Times - Subscription at source 12/10/2025 News Interview with David Cowan Interview with David Cowan about the importance of police leading operationally relevant prevention strategies that are harm focussed, intelligence led and evidence based. University of Cambridge 12/10/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion Garda force spends €117m on IT projects, with €56.8m going to firm at centre of previous controversy REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Accenture previously had contract extended without proper procedures being followed by force. Gardaí have spent €117.6m on six IT projects over the last seven years, with a consultancy firm that was previously found to have had its contract extended without proper procurement receiving the highest fees. A breakdown of garda IT spend from 2018 to 2024, obtained through a freedom of information (FoI) request, shows that Accenture has received the most payments. The global consultancy firm has been paid €56.8m for its work with gardaí on six different projects. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 12/10/2025 News The NT has changed the way it responds to domestic violence. Here’s what that means. AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory's domestic and family violence crisis is undeniable. The jurisdiction has Australia's highest rates of domestic and family violence, with an intimate partner homicide rate seven times the national average. In the month of September alone, two women were allegedly killed at the hands of their partners in the NT. ABC News (Australia) 12/10/2025 News NSW Police Force officer Joshua Potter, 26, ADMITS ‘child abuse material’ charge: Police made a disturbing discovery on his computer AUSTRALIA: A young former NSW police officer has admitted to possessing child abuse material but will fight other charges in the case. Mail Online 12/10/2025 News North Yorkshire Police officer shares mental health recovery A North Yorkshire Police officer has said “no uniform will ever truly protect you” from mental traumas of as he spoke out about the lasting impacts of a tragic incident. The Press (York) 12/10/2025 Feature, Interview Police sexual misconduct complaints skyrocket – but half of claims go uninvestigated Exclusive: Sexual misconduct claims hit record high last year, with complaints rising at a faster rate than all other allegations The Independent 12/10/2025 News Protective services personnel recognized with Exemplary Service Medals CANADA: On Oct. 8, recipients of the Saskatchewan Protective Services Medal were recognized by Lieutenant Governor Bernadette McIntyre and Provincial Secretary Jamie Martens during a pair of ceremonies in Regina. Blue Line (Canada) 12/10/2025 News Police Scotland chief constable ‘threatens to quit’ without SNP cash boost Scotland’s Chief Constable is threatening to quit if she doesn’t get the cash she needs from SNP ministers to keep Scots safe, it was claimed last night. Senior police sources are also furious about a rumour that Justice Secretary Angela Constance scoffed when she saw top cop Jo Farrell’s plea for an £140million uplift to her struggling force’s budget. The Scottish Sun 11/10/2025 News Police-reported violent crime rate grew in Canada as it dropped in the U.S.: report CANADA: The gap between Canada and the United States on police-reported violent crime has narrowed in recent years, driven by a rise in the rate of major assaults here. Blue Line (Canada) 11/10/2025 News NSW police wrongly categorise ‘significant’ number of incidents as antisemitic AUSTRALIA: Anti-Palestinian graffiti and verbal abuse of pro-Palestine protestors incorrectly recorded as antisemitism in figures government cited to defend restrictions on protests The Guardian 11/10/2025 News «409410411412413414415416417Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
