Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100765 total results. Showing results 82721 to 82740 «413341344135413641374138413941404141Next ›Last » Metropolitan Police warns cuts will hurt ability to combat crime Deputy commissioner says fewer officers may be sent to calls in London Financial Times 16/6/2018 News Britain’s spy agencies will need judge to sign off on wire taps and surveillance under new regime Spies will need a judge to approve requests to hack into suspects' electronic devices or listen in to phone calls, a new regime will demand. Mail Online 16/6/2018 News ‘Devastating’ impact of ‘Spice’ shown in image in Bridgend A widely-shared photo appearing to show three men slumped over in a street after taking Spice has prompted police to urge the public to "take a stand against drugs". BBC 16/6/2018 News Upskirting law to be passed soon, says Theresa May Theresa May says she wants to see a bill that will make upskirting a criminal offence pass through Parliament "soon" - after one of her own MPs blocked it. BBC 16/6/2018 News Police look to Scotland’s crime writers to expose ‘real’ gangland Scottish police might just have found a secret ally in their battle with gangsters: crime writers. The Herald (Scotland) 16/6/2018 News Brighton’s former neighbourhood police chief takes senior Met job Brighton and Hove’s former neighbourhood police chief has been promoted to a top job with the Metropolitan Police. Brighton & Hove News 16/6/2018 News Lincolnshire Police appoints new ACC The former director of training with the Iraqi Police will be the latest addition to Lincolnshire Police’s chief officer team. Police Professional - Subscription at source 15/6/2018 News Tory MP blocks law to protect police dogs and horses from getting stabbed Government-backed plans to give police dogs and horses extra legal protections from attacks have been blocked by a Tory MP. Metro 15/6/2018 News Police in Sheffield grapple with surge in violent crime South Yorkshire police and political leaders alarmed by unprecedented number of killings The Guardian 15/6/2018 Analysis, Feature Stuck in the mud? The digitalisation of crimes in rural areas Rural policing faces a perfect storm of under-funding and specialised demand. Richard Perkins, regional director at NICE Public Safety, argues that forces need to embrace digital solutions to address these challenges. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/6/2018 Opinion Explore the future of the Emergency Services at the Blue Light Innovation Summit Join other senior leaders from across UK policing and blue light organisations in London for a free and exclusive innovation summit, hosted by Idea Drop and The Met Police, designed to connect, inspire and showcase the best innovation projects and initiatives that are shaping the future of UK blue light services. Policing Insight 15/6/2018 News Crime of modern slavery ‘under our noses’, warns charity chief Labour exploitation has been identified in three out of five cases involving modern slavery as the problem is “all around us”, a new report warns. Police Professional - Subscription at source 15/6/2018 News Police chief and MPs want tougher laws to move on travellers Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson and 15 Labour MPs asked the Government to give more powers to the police and local councils Coventry Live 15/6/2018 News Why Gloucestershire police have just been fined £80,000 Gloucestershire’s finest has been slapped with an £80,000 fine after it identified victims of historical child abuse. The watchdog which prosecuted Gloucestershire Constabulary described the incident as one which was “likely to cause substantial distress to vulnerable victims of abuse”. Gloucestershire Live 15/6/2018 News Finn’s law: Michael Gove backs police dog campaign The government has backed a law to stop people who attack police dogs and horses from claiming self-defence. BBC 15/6/2018 News Dyfed-Powys Police must ‘up its game’ on rural crime A police force covering large parts of Wales' countryside has been told it must "up its game" on rural crime, a senior officer has said. BBC 15/6/2018 News Future direct entrants could be headhunted Seven new recruits graduated from their course this week Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/6/2018 News HMIC: Forces will have to explain scrapped collaborations For pooled resource arrangements to collapse is a matter of very serious concern, says HMCIC Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/6/2018 News High-ranking Home Office official to become superintendent Former close colleague of top man in department passes direct entry assessment centre Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/6/2018 News North Yorkshire PCC ‘very much looking forward to’ governing fire service But the process has not been without controversy, she said Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/6/2018 News «413341344135413641374138413941404141Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
