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Westminster child sex abuse inquiry ‘split over credibility of witness’
Doubts over whether Operation Midland can continue amid criticism of detectives for saying claims were ‘credible and true’
The Guardian 		21/9/2015
News
Police given advice on spotting domestic abuse patterns
BBC 		21/9/2015
News
Metropolitan police say knife crime up 18% in London
Availability of knives on the dark web and cultural changes among young people towards carrying knives seen as factors in rising knife violence
The Guardian 		21/9/2015
News
Police covert investigations unit breached spying rules ‘multiple’ times
Police Scotland’s covert investigations Unit has committed multiple breaches of a new code designed to protect journalists and their sources from illegal spying.
The Herald (Scotland) 		20/9/2015
News
Which PCC elections are the Lib Dems contesting?
Mark Pack blog 		20/9/2015
Analysis, Feature
Crime toll to rise by THREE MILLION as figures finally cover fraud
Mail Online 		20/9/2015
News
Process of appointing new Bedfordshire Police chief constable questioned
Luton on Sunday 		19/9/2015
News
Call goes out to provide emergency cover in rural ‘dead zones’
The Times - Subscription at source 		19/9/2015
News
Met creating team to deal with historical child abuse cases
BBC 		19/9/2015
News
An alien meets the police: The parable of the blind men and the elephant redux
Blog by Gavin Hales, Deputy Director of the Police Foundation.
The Police Foundation 		18/9/2015
Feature, Opinion
Decision: PCC’s response to consultation on reform of police funding arrangements
Cleveland OPCC 		18/9/2015
Report
Police ‘child abuse’ investigations are now undermining justice
It is not only public figures who are having their lives ruined by false and anonymous accusations
The Telegraph 		18/9/2015
Feature, Opinion
College of Policing and Commission announce training for stop and search
Equality and Human Rights Commission 		18/9/2015
News
Remove barriers to force mergers, government told
Committee of MPs also highlights lack of information about impact of cuts.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		18/9/2015
News
Mental health link to extremism
Sir Peter Fahy, chief constable of Greater Manchester police and the national police lead on anti-extremism, said that mental health difficulties had been identified as a factor that made people vulnerable to recruitment into organisations linked to terrorism.
The Times - Subscription at source 		18/9/2015
News
Did you miss the privatisation of the police force?
Royston Martis says police and crime commissioners fear police officer numbers will fall below 100,000.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		18/9/2015
Feature, Opinion
College response to Public Accounts Committee report
The College has responded to a report released by the Public Accounts Committee, which says the Home Office needs to do more to understand the impact of spending cuts. It called on the College to work to help forces understand business skills.
College of Policing 		18/9/2015
News
Pilot to trial fair and effective stop and search
Police officers from six forces across the UK have begun a stop and search training pilot aiming to improve police use of the tactic.
Police Professional 		18/9/2015
News
Police cuts not fully understood – MPs
The impact of cuts to policing is not properly understood by either the Home Office or local forces, MPs have said.
BBC 		18/9/2015
News
Derbyshire Alan Charles raised ‘some concerns’ over fire service plans
Concerns have been raised over the suggestion that police and crime commissioners could take over the running of the fire service.
Burton Mail 		18/9/2015
News

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