Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115636 total results. Showing results 85281 to 85300 «426142624263426442654266426742684269Next ›Last » Learning Through Practice: Collaborative Policing Partnerships in Teaching in Higher Education This article discusses the development and good practice of an undergraduate collaborative partnership module between police practitioners and academics meeting the challenges for teaching partnerships within higher education. Through innovative curriculum design and the application of the Student as Producer model, the article considers aspects of student engagement, ownership of learning journeys and shared dialogues. The case study was developed to strengthen existing productive links with policing and offer real-life collaboration on contemporary police studies. The module has impacted on student learning and has institutionally embraced professional practice in teaching through designing ‘academic practice as learning’. Police Journal 17/10/2019 Research article Extinction Rebellion protests – live: Parts of London Underground shut down as furious mob of commuters drag protesters from Tube train and attack them Eight arrested as climate activists continue to defy London-wide ban on protests The Independent 17/10/2019 News North Yorkshire continues to have the lowest crime rate in England and Wales despite a 12% increase in recorded offences North Yorkshire Police is working hard to stem a 12% increase in crime but the force is pleased that the area remains the safest place in England and Wales. North Yorkshire Police 17/10/2019 News BT to build £28m national police cyber centre BT has won a contract to develop the new centre tasked with improving police IT and cyber security. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/10/2019 News Two men arrested by detectives investigating criminality linked to INLA The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has blamed the INLA (Irish National Liberation Army) for an increase in the number of paramilitary-style attacks over the past few weeks. Police Professional 17/10/2019 News PCCs at war over collaboration failure Acrimony from the collapse of the Warwickshire/West Mercia Strategic Alliance has spread across the region after the West Midlands police and crime commissioner (PCC) warned that criminals will be the only ones to benefit from the “open warfare” between the forces. Police Professional 17/10/2019 News Reports of modern slavery up by nearly 50%, figures say The number of modern slavery crimes reported to police shot up by almost 50% in the last year, according to a report. Helensburgh Advertiser 17/10/2019 News Essex police cleared over delayed response in fatal stabbing case Officers took three hours to respond to 999 call about man who stabbed partner 173 times The Guardian 17/10/2019 News Middlesbrough children’s homes to have police presence Every children's home in Middlesbrough is set to have its own police presence part of a major shake-up in the way the town looks after youngsters in care. BBC 17/10/2019 News Police chief reveals plans to ‘permanently sort’ Spice ‘zombies’ in Hull city centre One of Hull's most senior police officers has revealed plans which he says will help permanently rid the city centre of its antisocial behaviour problems for good. Hull Live 17/10/2019 News Guidance updated to help police tackle moped crime more safely Guidance has been updated in England and Wales to help police officers use tactical contact more safely during moped pursuits, following proposals by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 17/10/2019 News Gang-related homicide and police corruption in Trinidad and Tobago: A Rapid Evidence Assessment HMICFRS commissioned the University of South Wales to carry out a Rapid Evidence Assessment, examining the current state of research evidence on gang-related homicide and police corruption in Trinidad and Tobago. [pdf] HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 17/10/2019 Report Gang-related homicide and police corruption in Trinidad and Tobago: A Rapid Evidence Assessment HMICFRS commissioned the University of South Wales to carry out a Rapid Evidence Assessment, examining the current state of research evidence on gang-related homicide and police corruption in Trinidad and Tobago. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 17/10/2019 News System used to detect banking fraud proves worth in child protection pilot New technology that can quickly analyse years of historic data to identify children at serious risk from harm such as the child in the Baby P case is being trialled by Gloucestershire Constabulary. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/10/2019 News Scenes of violence at Extinction Rebellion target tube network British Transport Police (BTP) has increased patrols on the London Underground and at rail hubs throughout the capital after Extinction Rebellion activists began targeting the transport network this morning (October 17). Police Professional 17/10/2019 News Woman charged with terrorism following counter terror investigation A 36-year-old woman has been charged with terrorism offences after allegedly ‘scoping out’ St Paul’s Cathedral for a place to plant a bomb. Police Professional 17/10/2019 News Policing Minister honours volunteers at Lord Ferrers awards Police volunteers who have supported victims of domestic abuse, challenged mental health stigmas and helped tackle modern slavery were honoured at an awards ceremony yesterday (October 16). Police Professional 17/10/2019 News Police arrest 337 dark web abuse suspects after probe into ‘UK’s worst paedophile’ More than 300 suspects across 38 countries including the UK have been arrested after an horrific dark web child abuse site was taken down. Mirror 17/10/2019 News Knife Crime Offences Reach Record High In England And Wales Recorded knife crime offences in England and Wales reached a record high in the year ending June 2019, rising by 7% on the previous 12 months. Huffington Post 17/10/2019 News Knife crime hits new record high in England and Wales – up 7% on last year Knife crime offences recorded by police in England and Wales hit a new record high in the year ending June 2019, rising by 7 percent on the previous 12 months, according to the Office for National Statistics. The Telegraph - Registration at source 17/10/2019 News «426142624263426442654266426742684269Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
