Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 85061 to 85080 «425042514252425342544255425642574258Next ›Last » Gangs’ families should lose council homes – Home Office minister Police and councils have tested the eviction scheme in north London, Victoria Atkins says The Guardian 23/6/2018 News Anti-terror chief Dominic Scally led bungled gangster inquiry The police officer who led the covert operation into the paedophile gangster Dominic Noonan has been put in charge of combating the terrorist threat in the northwest. The Times - Subscription at source 23/6/2018 News Police scandal over child left in paedophile’s home Officers acted to protect covert operation The Times - Subscription at source 23/6/2018 News Lighten up, this is cannabis county and the police won’t trouble you Standing in a residential street near Durham city centre, Simpa Carter took a long draw on his cannabis joint and gestured at the city behind him. The Times - Subscription at source 23/6/2018 Analysis, Feature Skunk is vile but I still back legalisation By Matthew Parris The Times - Subscription at source 23/6/2018 Feature, Opinion NCA to get extra £20 million after Government signs treaty against global child abuse The Government has committed to an international agreement to take “robust action” against child sexual abuse. Police Professional - Subscription at source 22/6/2018 News Supreme Court says police must obtain a warrant before using cellphones to track suspects The Supreme Court ruled on Friday that police must obtain a warrant to track a criminal suspect using their cellphone in a major victory for privacy campaigners. Mail Online 22/6/2018 News Evicting criminals’ families from council homes will help cut offending, says minister Violent criminals and gang leaders should have council houses taken away from their families to deter them from crime, a minister has said. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 22/6/2018 News ‘Policing by consent: Understanding and improving relations between Gypsies, Roma, Irish Travellers and the police’ The Preliminary Report The Traveller Movement 22/6/2018 Report Travellers ‘assumed by police to be criminals rather than victims’ Biased approach to Travellers, Gypsies and Roma may breach equality laws, says report The Guardian 22/6/2018 News MPs: PCCs should have role in fixing ‘wholly inadequate’ probation system Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) have called for a greater role in governing probation after MPs issued a damning criticism of Government reforms. Police Professional 22/6/2018 News Chief constable apologises for ‘distress caused’ by legacy of force investigations over Gosport hospital deaths Hampshire Constabulary has agreed to “step back” from leading any future inquiry into the deaths of more than 450 hospital patients after admitting losing the confidence of the grieving families. Police Professional - Subscription at source 22/6/2018 News Crowdfunded forensic lab aims to put an end to miscarriages of justice The UK’s first publicly funded forensic laboratory, which will home in on research to improve the interpretation of evidence, is on the right track to being established. The University College of London’s Centre for the Forensic Sciences launched a crowdfunding page, seeking £1million to set up a facility to study and advance the way evidence is gathered and deciphered Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/6/2018 News Police hand over its investigation into Gosport ‘Dr Opiate’ scandal to outside force after failing with THREE probes A new police force will launch a fresh investigation into Gosport GP Dr Jane Barton, it was announced last night. Hampshire Police finally admitted that after three disastrous inquiries it would be best to hand over the case. Mail Online 22/6/2018 News Fury at web giants who refuse to block vile live child abuse Web giants came under new pressure last night to halt the live streaming of child sex abuse online. Police chiefs have revealed that internet companies have the technology to block the vile images being beamed to paedophiles in Britain – but many choose not to. Express 22/6/2018 News Thames Valley police commissioner to raise funding concerns Thames Valley’s police commissioner will raise concerns over funding and future uncertainty at a meeting today. Anthony Stansfeld is expected to outline his funding fears as he delivers his annual update to a meeting of the police and crime panel in Aylesbury. Banbury Cake 22/6/2018 News Ex-police chief’s first-hand account of why cannabis should NOT be legalised Lord Stevens told LBC of the moment while working with Dutch police that convinced him cannabis should not be made legal. Earlier this week, Lord Hague said the government should be bold and legalise the drug, not just for medicinal use but recreationally too. However, Lord Stevens, a former Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, told a harrowing story that made his mind up. LBC 22/6/2018 News Data-sharing: Culture and technology are holding back the police service The will to share data in policing exists, but the mechanisms to do so remain unwieldy. Boyd Mulvey, CEO of Chorus Intelligence, argues that removing the barriers demonstrates what can be achieved and will encourage greater sharing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/6/2018 Opinion Audit of complaints investigated by Professional Standards Command, Victoria Police AUSTRALIA: As part of our work to determine how effectively Victoria Police handles complaints against police officers, IBAC audited a sample of investigations conducted by Professional Standards Command (PSC) during the 2015/16 financial year. Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) - Victoria (Australia) 22/6/2018 Report Part-privatisation of probation sector ‘is a mess’, MPs say Justice committee publishes damning report on overhaul instituted by Chris Grayling and urges MoJ review The Guardian 22/6/2018 News «425042514252425342544255425642574258Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
