Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104733 total results. Showing results 821 to 840 «383940414243444546Next ›Last » Number of UK officers signed off due to depression and anxiety passes 17,700 Here, Claire Sweeting and Minia Bennie run the numbers after it was found that the number of officers signed off for mental health issues was up more than a fifth. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/7/2025 News Home Secretary says ‘gap in law’ on violent attackers will be closed Police and courts will be given powers to deal with suspects believed to be planning mass killings, according to the Home Secretary. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/7/2025 News Flying into the future, exciting times for NPAS The year 2024/25 marked a period of significant progress for the National Police Air Service (NPAS) with funding agreed to purchase seven replacement helicopters – the most substantial, single investment in police aviation to date. Emergency Services Times 21/7/2025 News Met Police to use live facial recognition at Notting Hill Carnival The Metropolitan Police will deploy live facial recognition (LFR) technology on the approach routes to this year’s Notting Hill Carnival as part of efforts to prevent serious crime and keep the event safe. Emergency Services Times 21/7/2025 News Proudest moment in Policing: Raj Kohli (Part 1) Brendan O'Brien talks to former Chief Superintendent Raj Kohli from the Metropolitan Police. Brendan and Raj discuss the importance of retention in policing, highlighting Raj's innovative approach to recognizing and celebrating police officers' achievements. PolicingTV 21/7/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video 1,500 officers pulled from duty so President can play golf — “a stark illustration of how stretched policing has become” The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has described the redeployment of 1,500 officers to support President Donald Trump’s upcoming private visit to Scotland as a stark reminder of the pressure the service is under—and questioned the logic of drawing so many officers away from their communities for a leisure-focused trip. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 20/7/2025 News Commissioner wins appeal over dismissal of Garda for sex act in Co Waterford station REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Commissioner has won a Supreme Court appeal over efforts to dismiss a garda who engaged in a sexual act with a woman while on duty in a garda station. WLRFM (Republic of Ireland) 20/7/2025 News Police VR training helps fight crimes against women Virtual reality technology is being used to train new police officers to provide an insight into male crimes against women. BBC 20/7/2025 News Government launches Orgreave inquiry, 40 years after clashes at miners’ strike Move follows decades of campaigning over violent policing and collapsed prosecutions at South Yorkshire coking plant The Guardian 20/7/2025 News Orgreave inquiry: Why now and what are the crucial questions it seeks to answer? The prosecutions of 95 miners charged with riot and unlawful assembly in 1985 collapsed amid accusations of police officers lying in court The Guardian 20/7/2025 Analysis, Feature Gardaí to gain power to intercept live encrypted chats REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A new bill has been proposed by Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan that would grant Gardaí, the Defence Forces, and the Garda Ombudsman authority to intercept live chats on encrypted platforms, including WhatsApp, iMessage, Instagram, satellite networks, gaming systems, and even in-car technology. WLRFM (Republic of Ireland) 20/7/2025 News Why the smell of cannabis is everywhere and no one does anything This class B drug is becoming ubiquitous and many police officers act as if it’s effectively legalised. But is treating it as criminal the best solution? The Times - Subscription at source 20/7/2025 Feature, Opinion New police powers to ‘close the gap’ on violent attackers without terror links Police and courts will be given new powers to target suspects believed to be planning mass killings, the home secretary has announced. Yvette Cooper said the powerful new tools would ensure the planning of mass attacks was taken "as seriously as terrorism". ITV News 20/7/2025 News Police VR training helps fight crimes against women Virtual reality technology is being used to train new police officers to provide an insight into male crimes against women. West Midlands Police has said it is the first force in the UK to partner with training provider Calico, to deliver the interactive sessions to 700 new recruits by April. BBC 20/7/2025 News Senior police manager alleges ‘boys’ club’ culture among Northland detectives NEW ZEALAND: A senior police manager alleges she was met with swirling gossip, private group chats and a pervasive "boys' club" culture when she stepped into a leadership role overseeing the predominantly male detective team in Northland. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 20/7/2025 News Police commissioner Chambers ‘angry’ and ‘let down’ following allegations against former deputy NEW ZEALAND: The police commissioner has emailed staff saying he is aware there are many who are "angry and feel let down" following revelations that child exploitation and bestiality material were allegedly found on the former deputy commissioner's work devices. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 20/7/2025 News Police and politicians must return to basics with zero-tolerance approach towards low-level crimes to win back public Voters are fed up to the back teeth with the failure of successive governments to crack down on crime. As a shocking new poll shows today, half the public say the country is fast becoming lawless. The Sun 20/7/2025 Feature, Opinion New criminal offence to target violence-obsessed suspects earlier A powerful new criminal offence to target suspects who are found to be preparing mass killings will ensure their plotting is taken as seriously as terrorism, the home secretary says. BBC 20/7/2025 News Officer awarded for helping neurodiverse suspects A police officer has been awarded with a Chief Superintendent Commendation for her work to support neurodiverse people who find themselves in custody. Det Ch Insp Becky Davies received recognition alongside her colleagues from Devon and Cornwall Police at a ceremony in Torquay. BBC 20/7/2025 News Warm weather sees 999 calls exceed New Year’s Eve More people called 999 during the first two weeks of July than on New Year's Eve, a police force has said. Cambridgeshire Police said it expected call volumes to go up in the summer, but not to exceed one of its busiest days of the year. BBC 20/7/2025 News «383940414243444546Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
