Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115640 total results. Showing results 82841 to 82860 «413941404141414241434144414541464147Next ›Last » Humza Yousaf hits back at Tory criticism of police funding JUSTICE Secretary Humza Yousaf has defended the Scottish Government’s funding of Police Scotland and said the UK Government should return the £125 million Police Scotland paid in VAT before the policy was overturned in 2017. This comes after warnings over a “structural deficit” in the force’s budget. The National 22/1/2020 News Tories seek to make the punishment fit the crime Rapists and others convicted of serious offences could spend longer in prison under plans to end the automatic release of inmates halfway through their sentences. The Times - Subscription at source 22/1/2020 News SNP chief says police force in Scotland has been ‘maintained and improved’ by his party Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf defended the funding given to Police Scotland after Deputy Chief Constable Will Kerr called for increased resources. Daily Record 21/1/2020 News Electric dreams Many forces are looking to upgrade their fleets with ‘green’ electric vehicles. But with some early adopters finding current models unsuitable for law enforcement work, Police Professional looks to the future of low emission vehicles. Police Professional - Subscription at source 21/1/2020 Feature, Innovation Police service asks fellow force to review its handling of 1978 gang rape case as new witness appeal is made A police service has asked a fellow force to review its handling of a 42-year-old gang rape case as the victim appeals to rugby players who saw the attack. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 21/1/2020 News Sweat shopped A leading forensic chemist has developed a device capable of detecting alcohol in trace amounts of human sweat and believes it could ultimately lead to a more practical, reliable replacement for the traditional breathalyser. Police Professional - Subscription at source 21/1/2020 Feature, Innovation Home Office register of forensic pathologists GUIDANCE; The forensic pathologists listed below are registered by the Home Office and work in the practice area noted Home Office 21/1/2020 Report Militarization of Police: A Comparison of Police Paramilitary Units in Canadian and the United States In comparison with Canada, the more pronounced ability to acquire special weapons and tactics (SWAT) equipment in the United States suggests the resulting proliferation of SWAT teams with adequate material resources is likely to continue. This proliferation has stimulated media and public discourses against the “militarization” of police. In Canada, however, the amalgamation of SWAT teams has led to increased standardization in SWAT training, member specialization and protocols of applied practice. We argue that, in comparison with the United States, the proliferation of paramilitary activity is limited in the Canadian policing landscape by public safety governance structures, acquisition processes, and judicial scrutiny. In consequence, Canadian police services are better positioned than their counterparts in the United States to withstand the public scrutiny tied to police tactical responses. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Registration at source 21/1/2020 Research article Humza Yousaf rubbishes claims Scottish police stations are falling apart – despite damp, leaking ceilings and mushrooms Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf was today accused of denying the “blindingly obvious” after he rubbished claims that police stations are “falling apart”. The Scottish Sun 21/1/2020 News Terrorism laws to get tougher within weeks, government vows Terror offenders will face more time in jail and be monitored more closely as part of new laws being introduced within weeks, the government has said. BBC 21/1/2020 News Lie-detector tests planned for convicted terrorists freed on licence Monitoring and reporting requirements tightened in wake of London Bridge attack The Guardian 21/1/2020 News Justice secretary denies government is rushing in new anti-terror laws Robert Buckland rejects claims tougher sentences politicise London Bridge attack The Guardian 21/1/2020 News Man jailed for three attacks on police officers A man who attacked three officers from Avon and Somerset Constabulary in separate incidents on the same day has been jailed for 60 weeks. Police Professional 21/1/2020 News Tougher sentencing and monitoring in government overhaul of terrorism response Tougher sentences, an end to early release and a review of the management of convicted terrorists among measures announced to strengthen the UK’s response to terrorism. Home Office 21/1/2020 News Public consultation on policing future now open Policing in Scotland is asking the public for their views on how to serve our communities in the future. A draft of the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) and Police Scotland’s new Joint Strategy for Policing was agreed at a meeting in Edinburgh on Friday, 17 January. Police Scotland 21/1/2020 News College provides police forces with advice and guidance to help make stalking victims safer Frontline officers and staff can access advice and guidance from the College of Policing on using new police powers to help make victims of stalking safer. College of Policing 21/1/2020 News Seven arrested in £215 million largest money laundering search investigation in Northern Ireland Officers from PSNI’s Economic Crime Unit have conducted the largest money laundering search and arrest operation in Northern Ireland focussing on the international money laundering of criminal assets accumulating to approximately £215 million Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 21/1/2020 News Public consultation on policing future now open Policing in Scotland is asking the public for their views on how to serve our communities in the future. A draft of the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) and Police Scotland’s new Joint Strategy for Policing was agreed at the Authority meeting in Edinburgh on Friday, 17 January. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 21/1/2020 News Top cop’s fears of summer of violence on Scotland’s streets A senior policeman’s fears that sectarian tensions combined with continued arguments over indyref2 could lead to violence on Scotland’s streets this summer have been described as a “stark warning” by politicians. Express 21/1/2020 News Lisa Skidmore: Police chief ‘deeply sorry’ for failings A police chief has said he is "deeply sorry" for failings that led to a nurse's rape and murder. BBC 21/1/2020 News «413941404141414241434144414541464147Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
