Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105134 total results. Showing results 84561 to 84580 «422542264227422842294230423142324233Next ›Last » Scottish police officers secure 6.5% pay increase Scottish police officers are to receive an immediate 6.5% pay increase. BBC 27/9/2018 News Child spies: judicial review sought to challenge May’s government Just for Kids Law argues tactic contravenes UN convention on the rights of the child The Guardian 27/9/2018 News Skin blue line: Met Police allows tattoos to draw in recruits The Metropolitan Police is relaxing its tattoo policy and will allow officers to show body art as part of a recruitment drive. The Times - Subscription at source 27/9/2018 News The long and tattooed arm of the law: Scotland Yard relaxes rules banning police officers from being inked Britain's biggest force relaxed its ban on recruiting officers with tattoos yesterday as it launched a drive to hire 2,000 more officers. Mail Online 27/9/2018 News Police Pay Award I am now pleased to be able to advise that following protracted negotiations agreement has been reached on an uplift in police pay. Scottish Police Federation (SPF) 27/9/2018 Report Rape charges down by 23% in year despite rise in police reports More than a fifth of rape cases referred to prosecutors are being 'administratively finalised' instead of charged The Independent 26/9/2018 News Merger bid for south west forces could be scrapped as PCC drops support First amalgamation in decades no longer has support from both police and crime commissioners Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/9/2018 News Police Scotland urged to bring in crime reporting by text service Police Scotland could introduce crime reporting by text message, the Scottish Conservative leader has suggested. Evening Express (Aberdeen) 26/9/2018 News Delayed Airwave replacement will be phased in over several years Current system will continue to operate until at least the end of 2022. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/9/2018 News Metropolitan Police let new recruits have visible tattoos in a bid to boost recruitment The Metropolitan police will allow new officers to have visible tattoos for the first time in a bid to boost recruitment, just six years after they were said to damage the image of the force. The Telegraph 26/9/2018 News Devon, Cornwall and Dorset police merger ‘dead in the water’ A police and crime commissioner (PCC) has said a merger between her force and a neighbouring authority was "dead in the water". BBC 26/9/2018 News Rape prosecutions plummet despite rise in police reports Campaigners cite ‘perfect storm’ of circumstances as CPS data reveals 23.1% fall in cases being charged The Guardian 26/9/2018 News Sexual offences in Scotland at highest level since records began Recorded crime in Scotland has increased for the first time in 12 years, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Police Professional 26/9/2018 News ‘Inexperienced’ probation staff with ‘unmanageable workloads’ not protecting domestic abuse victims Community Rehabilitation Companies (CRCs) are not doing enough to prevent domestic abusers from reoffending, according to a report by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Probation (HMIP). Police Professional 26/9/2018 News New ‘experienced’ DCC will be a ‘real asset to the force’ Sussex Police has appointed a new deputy chief constable with 26 years’ experience in policing. Police Professional 26/9/2018 News New DCC has ‘excellent commitment to developing’ force North Yorkshire Police has appointed a new deputy chief constable following a recruitment campaign with an “exceptionally high calibre of applicants”. Police Professional 26/9/2018 News The Tendency to Make Arrests in Domestic Violence: Perceptions From Police Officers in China The present study examines police officer attitudes and responses to domestic violence on a sample of 520 officers in a southern Chinese city. The police officers were asked to respond to two vignette scenarios depicting husbands assaulting their wives. The results show high correlations between officer responses to the two vignettes: Husbands are much more likely to be arrested than wives. The results of logistic regression analysis reveal that officers who view their profession as that of a law enforcer are more likely to arrest either husbands or wives. Officers who believe domestic violence to be a private matter are less inclined to arrest husbands, while those who hold pro-feminist attitudes are more inclined to do so. Finally, the implications are considered for further understanding of police responses to domestic violence in the Chinese context. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology - Registration at source 26/9/2018 Research article Expect less from service unless government acts, says chief More cuts to officer and staff numbers are on the cards, according to the man in charge of Linconlshire Police Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/9/2018 News Labour vows to tighten controls on undercover police Labour will subject undercover police operations to tighter controls, the party announced yesterday after a series of scandals about the behaviour of officers. The Times - Subscription at source 26/9/2018 News Time for closure on the future of British Transport Police By Dr Kath Murray (University of Edinburgh) and Dr Colin Atkinson (University of the West of Scotland) The Herald (Scotland) 26/9/2018 Feature, Opinion «422542264227422842294230423142324233Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
