Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115636 total results. Showing results 84841 to 84860 «423942404241424242434244424542464247Next ›Last » Forces step up fight against slavery and trafficking With the investigation continuing into the deaths of 39 people found in a container in Essex, forces have revealed how they are taking on global organised crime networks. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/11/2019 News Just two gardaí free to patrol in Cork; City short 125 frontline police Chronic shortages of gardaí in Cork meant just two members of the force were patrolling the city centre one night and a special unit investigating sex crimes is unable to take on new cases because it is not adequately staffed. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 2/11/2019 News Hindsight is a luxury our security services don’t have in keeping us safe Lessons must be learnt, however that 2017 was the last major attack in the UK is testament to the work of our security services. Sky News 2/11/2019 Analysis, Feature Florida cops hope Alexa can solve bizarre spear murder case Florida police investigating the bizarre death of a woman during a domestic row have obtained audio from two Amazon Echo devices. BBC 2/11/2019 News The failure to stop the London Bridge attack must act as a wake-up call A fresh report on alleged failings by intelligence services, police and public authorities ahead of the London Bridge attack will inspire little confidence. The Independent - Subscription at source 2/11/2019 News London Bridge inquests: MI5 is not good at taking criticism The criticism levelled at MI5 by the chief coroner for England and Wales today over its role in advance of the London Bridge terror attack is significant. The Times - Subscription at source 2/11/2019 Feature, Opinion Coroner voices concern over MI5 tracking of London Bridge terrorist Khuram Butt MI5’s role in the lead-up to the London Bridge terrorist attack is a matter of “legitimate public concern”, according to the coroner who led the inquest into the victims’ deaths. The Times 2/11/2019 News Leeds youth service board rapped for attendance HM Inspectorate of Probation’s routine review of Leeds Youth Justice Service found board members were attending important meetings sporadically, did not fully understand their role and did not act as advocates of the children they represented well enough. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/11/2019 News Met Police hand files surrounding Boris Johnson’s Vote Leave campaign to prosecutors A day after Britain was meant to leave the European Union there is more finally more news on the police investigation into Vote Leave. The New European 1/11/2019 News New laws needed to ban terrorist propaganda, London Bridge coroner says New laws are needed to tackle terrorist extremist propaganda in the wake of the London Bridge attack, the Chief Coroner said in his report into the atrocity. Metro 1/11/2019 News National campaign to recruit 20,000 police officers A national campaign to recruit 20,000 new police officers is urging people to join the police and ‘Be a force for all’. Suffolk Constabulary 1/11/2019 News London Bridge & Borough Market Terror Attack: Prevention of Future Deaths Report Inquests arising from the deaths in the London Bridge and Borough Market terror attack Courts and Tribunal Judiciary 1/11/2019 Report MI5 role before London Bridge attack ‘of legitimate concern’ Chief coroner questions suspension of investigations into ringleader prior to attack The Guardian 1/11/2019 News Did Body Cameras backfire? USA: Body cameras were supposed to fix a broken system. What happened? The Atlantic 1/11/2019 Analysis, Feature Home Affairs Minister appoints new Chief of Police The Home Affairs Minister has today announced the new Chief of Police for Jersey. Robin Smith was appointed following a competitive recruitment exercise which was open to candidates in Jersey and from overseas. Government of Jersey 1/11/2019 News Don’t make intimate violence victims look for help – research shows they fare better when police and community organizations coordinate assistance USA: Michelle Monson’s story, reported by Rachel Louise Snyder in “No Visible Bruises,” is a haunting tale of intimate violence and missed opportunities. Michelle tried to escape her husband’s abuse. She tried to get help for herself and her children. Many of the people from whom she sought help had a piece of the puzzle. But no one saw the whole: that Michelle’s life was in imminent danger. In the end, Michelle’s husband killed her and their two young children. The Conversation 1/11/2019 Analysis, Feature Regulating law enforcement use of automatic facial recognition Automatic facial recognition (AFR) is once again gaining space in our national press at a time when only Brexit related issues seem to get column inches. This time it has been prompted by my fellow regulator’s, the Information Commissioner, report into the police use of AFR and accompanying opinion. Surveillance Camera Commissioner 1/11/2019 Feature, Opinion Domestic abuse by police: How journalism is helping drive change Last weekend we reported that police forces across England and Wales are facing a “super-complaint” from lawyers over their handling of police-perpetrated domestic abuse cases. The Bureau of Investigative Journalism 1/11/2019 Feature, Opinion Sadiq Khan: Time for cannabis rethink to cut violent crime Sadiq Khan today called for a rethink on cannabis laws and policing amid concern about the links between drugs and violent crime. The Standard 1/11/2019 News More than 1,700 arrested in targeted knife crime action Police across England and Wales have arrested more than 1,700 people during a week of targeted operations to tackle knife crime. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 1/11/2019 News «423942404241424242434244424542464247Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
