Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104927 total results. Showing results 83341 to 83360 «416441654166416741684169417041714172Next ›Last » “Policing for the future” – a view from Australia Alan Beckley was a police officer in the UK for 30 years, before moving to Australia to teach and conduct research on policing and law enforcement, most recently as a Research Fellow at Western Sydney University. In this, the first of a regular series of articles for Policing Insight, he provides an Australian perspective on the Home Affairs Select Committee's recent report, "Policing for the Future". Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Bailiwick of Guernsey Law Enforcement: An inspection of the capability and capacity of Guernsey Police and Guernsey Border Agency In 2017, the Bailiwick of Guernsey’s Committee for Home Affairs invited HMICFRS to inspect the policing and border control arrangements. We conducted fieldwork for this inspection in December 2017 and January 2018. We found that, generally, the Bailiwick of Guernsey’s population is served very well by its police force and border agency. There is much to be proud of, and there are many areas of work which impressed us particularly. There are also areas where there is scope for improvement, and some where we have made specific recommendations. Our report identifies 26 areas for improvement and makes eight recommendations. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 2/11/2018 Report Ministers pledge ‘relentless’ pursuit of untouchable gangsters Authorities estimate that serious and organised crime costs the UK at least £37 billion per year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/11/2018 News Policing told to ‘destroy myth not interested in change’ over how to finance service in future But Home Office minister says his department should take 'fair share' of blame Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/11/2018 News New possession of sulphuric acid law comes into force Members of the public who possess sulphuric acid above a 15 per cent concentration without a license could now face a substantial prison term and fine. Police Professional 2/11/2018 News Amber Rudd warns Sajid Javid not to pile extra pressure on police with misogyny crackdown Former home secretary Amber Rudd has warned her successor Sajid Javid that the police have "enough on their hands" without having to deal with a string of new hate crimes. PoliticsHome 2/11/2018 News Police explain why they are 7 times more likely to stop and search black people in Avon and Somerset "We’re getting better all the time with stop and search" say police Bristol Live 2/11/2018 News Staffordshire police chief slams Home Secretary as tension grow further Staffordshire’s most senior police officer has hit out at Home Secretary Sajid Javid after he insisted it was up to police to find more ways to be effective. Express & Star 2/11/2018 News Guernsey ‘very well-served’ by police force An independent report has found Guernsey is "very well-served" by its police force and border agency. ITV News 2/11/2018 News Brexit ‘police pension bombshell’ could see 133 officers lost from the streets Commissioner Arfon Jones fears the impact of leaving the EU without a deal could see force looking to plug a £5m shortfall North Wales Live 2/11/2018 News Diane Abbott: Yes, police should investigate hateful taunts Misogyny allegations should be recorded by police, Diane Abbott has said after one of the country’s most senior officers argued that forces are too stretched to get involved. Metro 2/11/2018 News Police chiefs back senior officer’s call to focus on ‘Wild West’ violence on Britain’s streets instead of ‘trivial hate crimes like misogyny’ A string of police chiefs emphatically backed calls for a 'back to basics' approach to crime-fighting yesterday. Mail Online 2/11/2018 News Nick burglars? Not the keystroke cops who spend their time investigating Basil Brush and Amber Rudd for hate crimes Here's your starter for ten. What have Basil Brush, the pop song Kung Fu Fighting, and former Home Secretary Amber Rudd got in common? Mail Online 2/11/2018 Feature, Opinion So why do our bobbies have to probe these so-called crimes? Police forced to investigate 11,236 'hate crimes' this year - such as vegan bullying and wolf whistling Mail Online 2/11/2018 Analysis, Feature Met chief Cressida Dick backs ‘traditional’ policing call The head of the UK's largest police force has backed a call for officers to focus on "traditional values". BBC 2/11/2018 News Met chief Cressida Dick backs call for ‘traditional’ focus on violence over hate crimes Britain’s top police officer has backed calls to return to “traditional values” and priorities over investigating dead suspects and hate crimes. The Times - Subscription at source 2/11/2018 News Fight against organised crime needs political commitment and cash Leaders have promised to get tough on dirty money before without much success, writes Sean O’Neill The Times - Subscription at source 2/11/2018 Analysis, Feature Tackle street harassment or burglary? The police shouldn’t have to choose Resources are lacking in our justice system – and it’s women and children who come last The Guardian 1/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill 2018: Overarching documents These are supplementary documents that relate to the Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill 2018. The bill aims to reduce the threat posed by terrorism and hostile state activity Home Office 1/11/2018 Report CPS ‘pushing’ police to ransack rape victims’ personal records Police officers are being pressured to demand sexual assault victim’s medical and private data to help the Crown Prosecution Service cover its back, the Victims Commissioner for London said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/11/2018 News «416441654166416741684169417041714172Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
