Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98845 total results. Showing results 85681 to 85700 «428142824283428442854286428742884289Next ›Last » Sir Cliff police probe cost £800,000: More than £10,000 was spent on hotels for officers as they investigated false sexual assault claims Police spent almost £800,000 investigating false claims of sexual assault against Sir Cliff Richard, including £10,000 lavished on hotels for officers, it emerged yesterday Mail Online 30/10/2017 News Detective who helped expose the Rochdale grooming scandal attacks GMP’s decision to axe its sex crime unit She has spoken out against the axing of the force’s Serious Sexual Offences Unit (SSOU), a move revealed by the M.E.N. last week. Manchester Evening News 30/10/2017 News Scotland Yard warns of policing cuts if budget reduces officer numbers Metropolitan police deputy commissioner says force could only concentrate on ‘basic’ work if head count falls to 27,500 by 2021 The Guardian 30/10/2017 News Deaths in custody: Police urged to stop holding mentally ill in cells Delayed report recommends broad reforms to police, justice system and health service in England and Wales to cut risk of death The Guardian 30/10/2017 News IPCC response to Dame Angiolini review on deaths and serious incidents The investigation of deaths and serious injuries following contact with the police is one of the IPCC’s most important functions. For that reason, we welcome this independent review, which examines not only these investigations, but the wider issues that lie behind them. In the event of a death in particular, it is very important for families that they know and understand what happened to their loved one and why. The impact of a death on relatives, friends, communities and the police officers or staff involved is profound. We are extremely mindful that any subsequent investigation by the IPCC impacts on these groups further, and must be carried out in a way that is not only independent, thorough and effective but also conscious of the impact on all those affected. [PDF] Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) 30/10/2017 Report Police launch new video about responding to medical situations in custody Chief constables and the professional body for policing have today responded to a national report into deaths in police custody and outlined how they will support officers. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 30/10/2017 News Public safety at risk as MPS officers could drop below 27,500, claims mayor “Dangerously low” numbers of officers could be tasked with policing the capital unless the current funding crisis ends, London’s mayor has warned. Police Professional 30/10/2017 News City Hall approves Met’s £16m Taser expansion and upgrade City Hall has approved a £16m upgrade of the Met’s Taser capability in support of Commissioner Cressida Dick’s decision to boost the number of front-line officers armed with the weapons. MayorWatch 30/10/2017 News Staff offered same pay increase as officers The rise is four per cent below what unions called for. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/10/2017 News Deaths in custody: police urged to stop holding mentally ill in cells Delayed report recommends broad reforms to police, justice system and health service in England and Wales to cut risk of death The Guardian 30/10/2017 News Police Chiefs’ Blog: CC Sara Thornton – Chief Constables’ Council October 2017 Chiefs' Council met in London last week and we had many good debates and made some important decisions on key operational issues and equally important issues about the future of policing. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 30/10/2017 Feature, Opinion Police and Crime Commissioners reveal cost of combatting the rise in crime Police and Crime Commissioners have revealed the cost of meeting the rise in crime whilst investing to stem that rise and protect the public. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 30/10/2017 News Increase in training of wannabe chief officers College of Policing changed processes after warning that vacancies would go unfilled. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/10/2017 News Chiefs counting how often officers act as paramedics New codes introduced to command and control systems. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/10/2017 News Police recruitment: What next for Police Now? The Police Now programme was first introduced in 2015 and has already trained nearly 400 new graduates to become neighbourhood police officers. This financial year it was awarded £3.5m from the Police Transformation Fund. Programme Director Kurtis Christoforides tells Policing Insight what’s next for the organisation. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/10/2017 Interview, Opinion MPs pressed on mental health bill Parliament must back proposals to make police wear body cameras when restraining mental health patients to avoid the excessive use of force, 29 leading experts and charities have said. The Times - Subscription at source 30/10/2017 News Concordat on children in custody Guidance for police forces and local authorities in England on their responsibilities towards children in custody. Home Office 30/10/2017 Report Deaths and serious incidents in police custody: Government response The government responds to the report of the independent review of deaths and serious incidents in police custody, chaired by Dame Elish Angiolini. Home Office 30/10/2017 Report Deaths and serious incidents in police custody This independent review into serious incidents and deaths in custody, undertaken by Dame Elish Angiolini, began its work in October 2015. Home Office 30/10/2017 Report One online crime every TEN minutes: More than 55,000 internet-fuelled offences including harassment and child sex allegations were recorded over 12 months More than 150 internet-fuelled crimes are recorded by police every day on average, official figures show. Forces in England and Wales registered at least some online element in more than 55,000 offences including harassment, blackmail and child sex allegations in the year ending June 2017. Mail Online 30/10/2017 News «428142824283428442854286428742884289Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
