Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96519 total results. Showing results 85961 to 85980 «429542964297429842994300430143024303Next ›Last » General Election, June 2017: Initial thoughts on the implications for policing and security Bernard Rix, Policing Insight's Publisher, provides a first look at what the Hung Parliament means for policing and security Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/6/2017 Analysis South Yorkshire PCC was wrong to tell chief to resign, High Court rules Lawyers for David Crompton claimed there was no 'fair or reasonable basis' for taking the draconian step of forcing him out of office. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/6/2017 News Ex-South Yorkshire Chief Constable wins legal case over Hillsborough row David Crompton should not have been sacked rules Judicial Office, but Crime Commisioner intends to appeal Liverpool Echo 9/6/2017 News France will get tough new anti-terror law French police are to be given the power to put suspects under house arrest with a sweeping anti-terror law that would, in effect, make the existing state of emergency permanent. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 9/6/2017 News Judgement due today over decision to sack ex-South Yorkshire Police chief constable South Yorkshire's former Chief Constable, David Crompton, is to learn today if the decision to sack him was lawful. The Star (Yorkshire) 9/6/2017 News Mid Wales police force in crisis, says ex-sergeant A former police sergeant claims the service is in crisis and that cuts in officers on the streets have serious consequences. Shropshire Star 9/6/2017 News UK knife crime surges to its highest level in six years The number of people convicted or cautioned for carrying a knife has reached its highest level in almost six years, prompting demands for government action. The Times - Subscription at source 9/6/2017 News Data commissioner calls for government action on police data handling laws Elizabeth Denham says that as GDPR comes into effect, the lack of legislative certainty on the justice-focused Law Enforcement Directive creates significant technology issues for forces to address Government Computing 8/6/2017 News Why it’s becoming impossible to stop the terrorists The definition of extremism is so fluid that the security services are drowning in cases. Even known suspects can’t be thwarted without the right evidence The Guardian 8/6/2017 Feature, Opinion Huge rise in Islamophobic hate crime following London terror attack, force figures show Britain's largest force has increased the number of specialist hate crime detectives as it says Islamophobic incidents have jumped fivefold in the wake of the London Bridge terror attack. Police Professional 8/6/2017 News Ten people injured in 2017 shootings across Merseyside have REFUSED to cooperate with police "The answer lies within our communities," insists top cop after five shootings within seven days Liverpool Echo 8/6/2017 News Policy officer Closes: Friday, 30th June 2017 The Police Foundation 8/6/2017 Jobs Met sets target for special strength – and it is 7,000 less than the last one Volunteer officers have helped stretched force in wake of terror attacks, but their numbers have halved since 2012 Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/6/2017 News Heroism of responders to terror attacks hailed by force Officer chased terrorists after colleague was stabbed in the face. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/6/2017 News Sinn Fein backs ‘minimum force’ on shoot-to-kill of terror suspects Sinn Fein emphasised guidelines on the use of “minimum force” when asked whether they would support a ‘shoot-to-kill’ policy by the PSNI in the event of a terror attack. News Letter (Northern Ireland) 8/6/2017 News EU to propose law to help police get data from tech firms The move comes in the wake of terror attacks across Europe. Politico 8/6/2017 News West Yorkshire Police announced as National Police Twitter awards host as nominations open West Yorkshire Police has been selected to host this year's National Police Twitter awards. The 2017 awards will be hosted at Carr Gate, the Force's training and development facility in Wakefield, on November 24. The Yorkshire Post 8/6/2017 News I’m so sorry I couldn’t do more’, says hero police officer stabbed in London Bridge attack A hero police officer has said he is sorry he couldn’t do more for the victims of the horrific London Bridge attack after taking on the terrorists armed only with his baton The Standard 8/6/2017 News London Bridge attack: CCTV shows fatal clash with police Armed police officers open fire and shoot dead the three attackers in video footage of chaotic scenes in Borough Market. Warning: the video contains graphic images that some viewers may find distressing The Guardian 8/6/2017 News UK Anti-Slavery Commissioner: The police need to treat modern slavery as a serious and organised crime Two years after the Modern Slavery Act 2015 was enacted, prosecutions for trafficking are rising, but remain in their hundreds. Given there were estimated to be between 10,000 and 13,000 victims of slavery in the UK in 2014, the conviction rate remains woefully low. So, what needs to change? Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/6/2017 Analysis «429542964297429842994300430143024303Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
