Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115636 total results. Showing results 85661 to 85680 «428042814282428342844285428642874288Next ›Last » PSNI ‘need more officers to police border’ Northern Ireland’s most senior police officer has told Boris Johnson that it will be “nigh-on impossible” to police the Irish border without more officers. The Times - Subscription at source 4/10/2019 News Facebook encryption threatens public safety, says minister UK Home Secretary Priti Patel has sent an open letter to Facebook calling on the firm to rethink its plans to encrypt all messages on its platforms. BBC 4/10/2019 News Met ignored warning that VIP paedophile witness was lying Ben Emmerson QC said Beech’s ‘inherently implausible’ claims had ‘ring of outlandish fabrication’ The Guardian 4/10/2019 News Scotland becomes first country in UK to ban smacking of children Member’s bill removing defence of ‘justifiable assault’ passed overwhelmingly. The Guardian 3/10/2019 News CNC appoints former soldier as its new deputy chief constable Chris Armitt's appointment ends six-month search to fill vacant role. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/10/2019 News Police Scotland ‘boys club’ accused of locking pregnant officer in a nick amid bullying probe Cops nicknamed The Boys Club are being probed over sinister claims they bullied female PCs. The Scottish Sun 3/10/2019 News Investigatory Powers Commissioner appointed: Sir Brian Leveson The Prime Minister has approved the appointment of Sir Brian Leveson as the second Investigatory Powers Commissioner (IPC). Home Office 3/10/2019 News Blog: Chiefs have Taser funding, so what’s next? Understandably not all officers want to carry one. Some feel it is unnecessary for their role as it is less frontline, whilst others have expressed concerns over being scrutinised by the IOPC after each incident – this is why we feel it should not become PPE as it is possible, we could lose some great officers if training is forced upon them. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 3/10/2019 Feature, Opinion British police to demand data from US tech giants directly after delays to paedophile investigations Home Office says change will speed up investigations into paedophiles and terrorists. The Independent 3/10/2019 News Strengths-based interviews: Coming to a force near you! In this blog, I introduce the emerging topic of ‘Strengths-Based Interviews’ (SBI). This is growing in popularity with many employers and is also now being used in some police promotion selection processes, e.g. most recently in North Yorkshire Police. Police Hour 3/10/2019 Feature, Opinion Letter from the Home Secretary to HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary Letter from Home Secretary Priti Patel to Sir Thomas Winsor, HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary, following the publication of Sir Richard Henriques’ review. Home Office 3/10/2019 News Police ‘boys’ club’ accused of bullying women officers Scotland's police watchdog is investigating a group of male officers accused of criminality and sexist bullying of female colleagues. STV News 3/10/2019 News Brexit: PSNI ‘won’t police custom checkpoints’, says chief constable The Chief Constable Simon Byrne has told Boris Johnson the PSNI will not police any customs checkpoints on the Northern Ireland border after Brexit. BBC 3/10/2019 News Paris police attack: Four killed by knife-wielding employee A knife-wielding employee has killed three officers and one administrative worker at police headquarters in the centre of the French capital, Paris. BBC 3/10/2019 News Surrey Police “fail to record one fifth of rape reports” Police in Surrey fail to record a fifth of reports of rape, figures reveal. Eagle Radio 3/10/2019 News Letter from the Home Secretary to the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service Letter from Home Secretary Priti Patel to Cressida Dick, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service, following the publication of Sir Richard Henriques’ review. Home Office 3/10/2019 Report Police Decision-Making With Young Offenders: Examining Barriers to the Use of Diversion Youth justice policies in Australia feature an overall welfare-oriented approach and an emphasis on diverting young people away from the justice system. Nevertheless, some young people, particularly those with complex needs, are incarcerated at a young age and are at greater risk of poor outcomes. This paper explores barriers to the use of diversion options by police through analysis of in-depth interviews with 25 police staff. Consistent with the previous literature, role constraints, workload and lack of specialist knowledge were discussed. This paper explores the interplay of these factors with values, beliefs and expectations about young offenders – many of which were framed by experiences of adversarial encounters with young people and damaged faith in the system to rehabilitate. Naturalistic decision-making scholarship is drawn on to identify the potential role of ‘schemas’ in police use of discretion and of practical strategies that may support welfare and rehabilitation-oriented police practice with young people. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology 3/10/2019 Research article Letter from the Home Secretary to the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service Letter from Home Secretary Priti Patel to Cressida Dick, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service, following the publication of Sir Richard Henriques’ review. Home Office 3/10/2019 Feature, Opinion No-deal Brexit risks women’s lives, says sister of murdered teen Alice Gross’s sister Nina says police need EU databases to keep out violent offenders. The Guardian 3/10/2019 News Serious and organised crime policy framework The policy framework offers mandatory requirements and guidance for prison and probation staff involved with offenders of serious and organised crime. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 3/10/2019 Report «428042814282428342844285428642874288Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
