Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104893 total results. Showing results 82741 to 82760 «413441354136413741384139414041414142Next ›Last » Interpol presidency vote: Russia in surprise loss to South Korea Interpol has elected South Korean Kim Jong-yang as its president, rejecting the Russian frontrunner who had been accused of abusing the international police body's arrest warrant system. BBC 21/11/2018 News Policing domestic violence: A review of the evidence AUSTRALIA: This review examines what is known about the policing of domestic violence. It covers six domains of police involvement in domestic violence—workforce development, reporting to police, first response, prevention of further domestic violence, investigative responses and charging of perpetrators. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 21/11/2018 Research article Police chief backs calls for public to ‘help not hinder’ frontline PCs but warns against ‘have-a-go heroes’ A police chief yesterday joined calls for the public to ‘help and not hinder’ frontline officers. Mail Online 21/11/2018 News Town where the police have GIVEN UP Hartlepool has only ten officers for a population of 90,000 people - forcing residents to patrol the streets and try to solve crimes on Facebook Mail Online 21/11/2018 News Vigilantes patrol the streets of Hartlepool after police cuts hit officer numbers Vigilantes are patrolling a northern town to prevent criminal behaviour and crime bosses are being called on to resolve disputes after claims that police cuts have led to a shortage of officers. The Times - Subscription at source 21/11/2018 News More have-a-go heroes won’t help the police The best thing we can do for law and order is to stop expecting the police to spend their time on hate crimes and trivia The Times - Subscription at source 21/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Public can have a go if it is safe, says police chief Sir Steve House The public should help police struggling with violent suspects only if it is safe to do so, a senior officer has said. The Times - Subscription at source 21/11/2018 News Red Alert Britain is right to oppose the Kremlin’s candidate for the presidency of Interpol but western democracies have been too slow to spot the dangers The Times - Subscription at source 21/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Secret life of Alexander Prokopchuk, Putin’s high-flyer Alexander Prokopchuk has kept a low profile in the three decades he has served in the Kremlin’s security services. Born in Ukraine in 1961, he studied Romano-Germanic language and literature in Kiev before moving to Moscow in 1986, five years before the collapse of the Soviet Union. He speaks five languages, including English and Polish. The Times - Subscription at source 21/11/2018 Analysis, Feature ‘KGB man’ set to be next head of Interpol UK in last-ditch bid to block Kremlin candidate The Times - Subscription at source 21/11/2018 News PCC demands to know why his region didn’t get any funding Lord Willy Bach, police and crime commissioner (PCC) for Leicestershire and Rutland has today (November 15) pressed a minister on why he received no Early Intervention Youth Fund support. Police Professional 20/11/2018 News Police ICT Company awards Airwave contract The Police ICT Company (PICTCo) has awarded its national Airwave terminal procurement framework contract to Motorola Solutions and Sepura. Police Professional 20/11/2018 News PCC says merger with Mayor could lead to ‘financial chaos’ The West Midlands police and crime commissioner (PCC) will consult the public on the proposal to hand the governance of West Midlands Police to an elected mayor. Police Professional 20/11/2018 News No review process for proscribed organisations is ‘affront to the rule of law’ The possibility that someone may be exposed as supporting a proscribed organisation, while that organisation no longer meets the statutory condition for proscription, was criticised by Lord Anderson of Ipswich. Police Professional 20/11/2018 News Self-driving cars could boost the sex industry A team of researchers from the University of Surrey have predicted that self-driving cars will lead to a boon for the sex-industry that will see pay-per-hour hotel rooms replaced by autonomous vehicles. Police Professional 20/11/2018 News SPA warns that Police Scotland may not be able to meet its long-term strategic objectives The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) has revealed that Police Scotland is running a deficit of £34 million, less than in the previous year, but that the force still faces “considerable challenges ahead”. Police Professional 20/11/2018 News Bystanders who film assaults are “a sad indictment of society” says PFEW chair. The national chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has become the latest officer to condemn members of the public who film police officers being assaulted. Police Professional 20/11/2018 News The 2017/18 audit of the Scottish Police Authority This is the seventh report I have made to the Scottish Parliament on the Scottish Police Authority and the Police Service of Scotland (Police Scotland) since their establishment on 1 April 2013. The Scottish Police Authority's accounts for 2017/18 incorporate all £1.2 billion spent by it and Police Scotland. The interim chief officer of the Scottish Police Authority is the accountable officer for this expenditure, with the vast majority being incurred by Police Scotland. A new permanent chief executive officer of the Scottish Police Authority took up post on 1 October 2018 and became the accountable officer on 5 November 2018. Audit Scotland 20/11/2018 Report Watchdog warns Police Scotland over budget challenges The Scottish Police Authority, the body which oversees the national force, has reported a deficit of £34m. BBC 20/11/2018 News Met police caution against public helping officers under attack London assault prompted federation to question lack of support from passersby The Guardian 20/11/2018 News «413441354136413741384139414041414142Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
