Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115640 total results. Showing results 83441 to 83460 «416941704171417241734174417541764177Next ›Last » Crooks know they can beat the system — and banks don’t seem to care Fraudsters are cleverer and more devious than we give them credit for. They move faster than the police, their technology is better than the banks’, they know the systems inside and out. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 29/12/2019 Analysis, Feature Scots police chiefs in safety claim as they issue go-slow orders for more than 600 patrol cars Officers have been ordered to not drive at higher speeds while in patrol cars with four or more people 'in the interests of safety'. Daily Record 29/12/2019 News Additional £35 million for Violence Reduction Units Police and crime commissioners will receive an additional £35 million to continue funding specialist teams to tackle violent crime in their area. Home Office 29/12/2019 News PETER HITCHENS: When police foot patrols stop, stabbings rise – it’s that simple How quickly we get used to evil. Stabbings in the streets, once incredibly rare in this country, are now common in big cities and become more so every year. It is unwise to get involved if you see anyone behaving strangely in a public place, or on a train or a bus. Mail Online 29/12/2019 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland cars fail to take the strain Opposition politicians claimed last night that Scotland’s cash-strapped police force cannot legally carry more than three people in hundreds of squad cars because it cannot afford to upgrade its fleet. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 29/12/2019 News Burglaries rise by 68% in Boris Johnson’s seat Seven of the 20 worst-affected constituencies are in the capital, with the number of break-ins rising fastest in the prime minister’s The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 29/12/2019 News Police given extra £35m to stop young being drawn into gangs A £35m-a-year scheme to tackle violent crime “by understanding its root causes” is being extended. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 29/12/2019 News Former TVP chief constable knighted There has been a drop in the number of officers recognised as the Queen’s New Year’s Honours focus on “extraordinary young people across the UK”. Police Professional 28/12/2019 News National Chair’s response to the Cabinet Office leak The accidental release by the Government of personal data belonging to New Year’s honour recipients is deeply concerning. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 28/12/2019 News Police Scotland officers included in Queen’s New Year Honours Four Police Scotland officers have been included in the Queen's New Year Honours list for 2020. Police Scotland 28/12/2019 News Prisons chaos fuels massive legal costs as violence surges Shock figures reveal £30m-a-year claims as experts blame cuts and overcrowding The Guardian 28/12/2019 News Domestic violence kills 15 times as many as terrorism in Britain Police budgets to counter domestic assaults must be ringfenced, say campaigners The Guardian 28/12/2019 News Violence on Britain’s streets is being fuelled by guns, knives and drugs trafficked from abroad As Home Secretary, my number one job is to make sure that people are safe. No one should ever have to walk our streets afraid of being attacked. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/12/2019 Feature, Opinion Security fears after government posts addresses of New Year Honours recipients online Counter-terrorism officers, politicians and celebrities are among more than 1,000 New Year Honours recipients who have had their home addresses revealed by the Government. The Telegraph 28/12/2019 News Police using AI tech with ‘troubling’ secrecy, says former MI5 chief Police and government agencies would have to publicly declare when they are using artificial intelligence to fight crime, under proposals to safeguard the civil liberties of members of the public, which are being drawn up for Boris Johnson by a former head of MI5. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/12/2019 News Celtic and Rangers both fork out over £50,000 to police powderkeg Euro clashes Rangers and Celtic are paying cops up to £50,000 a game for a ring of steel at their powderkeg Euro clashes. The Scottish Sun 28/12/2019 News Northern Ireland police chief’s Christmas gun photo totally uncalled for: Crossmaglen residents Crossmaglen residents have slammed the Chief Constable's Christmas day photo of himself posing with heavily armed officers as "totally uncalled for". Belfast Telegraph 28/12/2019 News Effectiveness of Descriptions in Missing Children Appeals: Exploration of Length, Type of Content and Confidence on Recall Accuracy When a child goes missing, it is commonplace to release details of the child in the hope that a member of the public can help to locate him or her. Despite their importance and daily usage, there remains a significant gap in understanding just how effective these appeals are in helping to locate missing children. This exploratory study utilized a two-stage approach and sought (1) to explore whether the length of the description and the type of content enclosed in the description influenced subsequent recall abilities, (2) to determine whether the length of time spent reading the mock appeal influences the subsequent recall ability, (3) to establish whether confidence in own recall ability is associated with overall recall ability, and (4) to determine whether descriptive length and content influences the subsequent recall ability following a 3-day break. Two hundred and twenty-three participants observed one of four mock missing children descriptions followed by a short word memory distraction task and a free-recall task. The second stage comprised of another free-recall task presented after a short 3-day delay. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 28/12/2019 Research article ‘I nearly lost my sight’: Staff tell of rise in assaults in chaotic UK prisons The number of experienced officers in Britain’s overcrowded jails plummeted – and the system buckled under the pressure The Guardian 28/12/2019 News New Year Honours 2020: Posthumous CBE for former Durham PCC The former Durham police and crime commissioner has been posthumously recognised in the Queen's New Year Honours list. BBC 28/12/2019 News «416941704171417241734174417541764177Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
