Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93900 total results. Showing results 82761 to 82780 «413541364137413841394140414141424143Next ›Last » Statement re: Professional Standards Department of Cleveland Police. The Tribunal has indicated it will find that the force acted unlawfully with regard to the authorisation of several acquisitions of communications data over a period of months up to August 2012. Cleveland OPCC 8/7/2017 Report Lecturer in Criminology Salary: £32,958 to £37,075 per annum, dependent on experience. Closes: 20th July 2017 Sheffield Hallam University 8/7/2017 Jobs Professor of Policing and Security Salary: £57,674 to £63,009 per annum. Closes: 14th July 2017 University of South Wales 8/7/2017 Jobs RSPCA in talks about getting police powers to enter private property and seize people’s pets The RSPCA is seeking new police powers to allow hundreds of its inspectors to enter private property and seize pets The Telegraph 8/7/2017 News London is a ‘modern day slavery hotspot’ Building sites, restaurants and hotels are using 'forced labour', police chief warns Mail Online 8/7/2017 News Surge in acid attacks in England leads to calls to restrict sales Crimes with corrosive substances doubled in London in three years, as experts link increase to crackdown on knives and guns The Guardian 8/7/2017 News Chair nominations for Home Affairs Committee One nomination was received for the position of Chair of the Home Affairs Committee: Yvette Cooper. As the only candidate for the position, Yvette Cooper will be declared to be elected unopposed when the Speaker announces the result of the Chair elections after the ballot held on Wednesday 12 July. Parliament.uk 8/7/2017 News Chair nominations for Justice Committee One nomination was received for the position of Chair of the Justice Committee: Robert Neill. As the only candidate for the position, Robert Neill will be declared to be elected unopposed when the Speaker announces the result of the Chair elections after the ballot held on Wednesday 12 July. Parliament.uk 8/7/2017 News ‘Very bureaucratic’ 10-page use-of-force form sparks police complaints Police officers in England and Wales have criticised a new 10-page form they have to fill out every time they use any kind of force against someone. BBC 8/7/2017 News Durham and Cleveland Local Criminal Justice Board Review A review be carried out to assess current arrangements, whether they were fit for purpose, and to make recommendations for future improvement. Cleveland OPCC 7/7/2017 Report Cleveland Commissioners’ Update Update on key matters. Cleveland OPCC 7/7/2017 Report Pan-police secure communications: The quest to replace WhatsApp More and more UK forces are under pressure to move away from using insecure social media apps like WhatsApp towards a secure police-wide communications platform. Andy Lilly, Director and Co-Founder of Armour Communications, explores the issue. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/7/2017 Opinion North Wales Police see increase in ‘proceeds of crime’ cash seized from criminals North Wales Police say they have significantly increased proceeds of crime seizures in the last financial year. A percentage of the funds is returned to the force by the Home Office to help in the fight against crime. Wrexham.com 7/7/2017 News John Lloyd: Without updated legislation, cyber crime can only increase Many will commend the recent demand by Home Secretary Amber Rudd that social media providers hand over the encrypted messages of terror suspects. The Scotsman 7/7/2017 Feature, Opinion IPCC review calls for improvements in the handling of allegations of discrimination Police forces should do more to ensure allegations of discrimination made by the public are handled in line with official Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) guidance. A review of the way three large police forces deal with allegations of discrimination has found some improvements since the IPCC issued its latest guidelines in September 2015. However, it has also identified some concerns. The review looked at discrimination cases in Greater Manchester, West Yorkshire and West Midlands police forces completed during 2016. It sampled 88 cases, 11 of which were complaints made by police officers or staff and 77 of which were complaints from the public. Police forces should do more to ensure allegations of discrimination made by the public are handled in line with official Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) guidance. A review of the way three large police forces deal with allegations of discrimination has found some improvements since the IPCC issued its latest guidelines in September 2015. However, it has also identified some concerns. The review looked at discrimination cases in Greater Manchester, West Yorkshire and West Midlands police forces completed during 2016. It sampled 88 cases, 11 of which were complaints made by police officers or staff and 77 of which were complaints from the public. Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) 7/7/2017 News West Yorkshire Police could improve the way it tackles discrimination investigations But things are improving says police watchdog Huddersfield Daily Examiner 7/7/2017 News G20 protests: Police fire water cannon into anti-capitalist rally Officers and protesters hurt after clashes at 12,000-strong ‘Welcome to Hell’ march in Hamburg The Guardian 7/7/2017 News Essex Police Federation Chairman: ‘Police do not visit a third of all incidents as force is stretch beyond breaking point’ Essex Police officers are not being sent out to a third of reported incidents...with them instead being dealt with over the phone or by email, it has been claimed. Gazette (Thurrock) 7/7/2017 News Police in Greater Manchester draw Tasers on 38 CHILDREN in a year – including a 14-year-old boy The Freedom of Information request showed police in Greater Manchester fired Tasers twice at under 18s, once at a 16-year-old boy and once at a 17-year-old boy Manchester Evening News 7/7/2017 News At least 76 police officers injured in violent G20 protests Black-hooded protesters had attacked a police vehicle with bottles and bricks, breaking its window. The demonstration, which was titled ‘G20: Welcome to Hell’, involved an estimated 12,000 people and began yesterday. Metro 7/7/2017 News «413541364137413841394140414141424143Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
