Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115640 total results. Showing results 83841 to 83860 «418941904191419241934194419541964197Next ›Last » Police use of automated facial recognition technology lawful The use of automated facial recognition technology by the police force to search for people in crowded places was lawful. The Times - Subscription at source 9/12/2019 White collar crime prosecutions reach five-year low – despite rise in fraud reports White collar crime prosecutions have reached a five-year low, despite a surge in reported fraud cases, research has revealed. Law Gazette 9/12/2019 News Police cuts blamed as fraud cases fall Prosecution of white-collar crime has fallen by almost 30 per cent since 2014, according to figures released tod The Times - Subscription at source 9/12/2019 News Forensic sleuths boosted by Cranfield millions Building on Cranfield’s distinctive strength in defence and security, this forensic science teaching and research facility is being heralded as unparalleled in the UK. Business Weekly 9/12/2019 News Man who had transplant finds out months later his DNA has changed to that of donor 5,000 miles away The assumption among criminal investigators as they gather DNA evidence from a crime scene is that each victim and each perpetrator leaves behind a single identifying code – not two, including that of a fellow who is 10 years younger and lives thousands of miles away. The Independent 9/12/2019 News Encounter was right; justice delayed is justice denied The country now stands divided on whether the actions of the police were unwarranted and if there was a better way of handling the situation. Yahoo! 9/12/2019 Feature, Opinion NI newspaper headlines: PSNI overtime bill and tree cheer A "shocking" overtime bill and allegations of mistreatment of patients in hospital make the front pages of the Northern Ireland newspapers on Monday. BBC 9/12/2019 News Woman shocked over details on ‘revenge porn’ site A woman has told of her shock after finding her personal details on a website that detailed names of girls men were planning to attack and rape. BBC 9/12/2019 News Public counter-terror training course launched by police Free online training for the public on how to react to a terrorism incident is being made available by police. BBC 9/12/2019 News Specials target illegal drivers Cleveland's team of special constables have led a major operation against illegal drivers. Police Oracle 8/12/2019 News Top cop in foul-mouthed rant at lack of diversity in his department PSNI chief ranted at lack of diversity in top jobs Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 8/12/2019 News Drug crime: Cardiff arrests ‘making no difference’ Large numbers of arrests are "making no difference" to dealing with drug problems, a charity has said. BBC 8/12/2019 News Investigations after police brutality in Athens demo Greek police face investigations after being accused of brutality and forcibly stripping at least two people after a march marking the 11th anniversary of the murder of Alexis Grigoropoulos. Morning Star Online 8/12/2019 News Jeremy Bamber lawyers challenge CPS over withheld evidence Lawyers representing Jeremy Bamber, who is serving a whole life sentence for killing his adoptive parents, sister and her six-year-old twin boys in 1985, have launched a high court challenge to the Crown Prosecution Service for its failure to disclose evidence they say would undermine the safety of his conviction. The Guardian 8/12/2019 News Police officer ‘devastated’ after she was forced to use food banks to feed her daughter Former Manchester police officer Helen Elizabeth, 37, found herself desperate to put food on the table while she battled mental health issues after her sick pay ran out Mirror 8/12/2019 News Police chiefs spend thousands on stress balls, lip balm, sunglasses and Tardis-style box models… despite claims of a funding crisis for frontline services Stress balls, lip balm and sunglasses worth thousands of pounds have been bought by cash-strapped police chiefs, despite claims of a crisis in funding for frontline services. Mail Online 8/12/2019 News Scottish Government warned digital laws ‘not fit for purpose’ Scotland needs to develop new legislation around policing that is fit for purpose in the digital age, according to leading academics researching the increased use of technology by Police Scotland. The National 8/12/2019 News London Bridge attack: ‘The killer sat feet away from me. Now I fear for the scheme that helped me go straight’ It’s a hot, stuffy room and an academic conference is under way. Many of those in Fishmongers’ Hall at the north end of London Bridge are in short sleeves, but one has a thick, padded coat. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 8/12/2019 Analysis, Feature Graffiti supporting London Bridge terrorist is daubed near his home The messages appear to question the police shooting of Usman Khan, whose last movements can now be revealed The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 8/12/2019 News Interview: ‘We can do more at major incidents’ Police Oracle speaks to a former Met senior officer now working for the British Red Cross who says the response burden in major incidents needs to be rebalanced. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/12/2019 Feature, Opinion «418941904191419241934194419541964197Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
