Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96519 total results. Showing results 85981 to 86000 «429642974298429943004301430243034304Next ›Last » Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Criminology Salary: £38,428 to £50,396 pa inclusive of London Weighting Allowance. Closes: 10th July 2017 University of Roehampton 8/6/2017 Jobs Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Criminology Salary: £37,075 - £46,924 per annum. Closes: 26th June 2017 Bath Spa University 8/6/2017 Jobs Response to the London attacks By Dorset PCC, Martyn Underhill Dorset OPCC 8/6/2017 Feature, Opinion “I want you to know I did everything I could” – message from officer injured in London Bridge attack Following the horrific attacks at London Bridge on Saturday night, a British Transport Police officer who was injured is recovering in hospital. He is still seriously unwell after receiving wounds to his head, arm and leg but said he was overwhelmed by support from the public. British Transport Police 8/6/2017 News Police make first arrest using facial recognition surveillance cameras Police have made their first arrest based on facial recognition technology, a system that is controversial but could identify terrorism suspects in real time. The Times - Subscription at source 8/6/2017 News London Bridge terror attack: midnight meeting five days before Borough Market terror stabbing – video The London Bridge terrorists were filmed laughing, joking and hugging as they plotted their murderous rampage five days before the atrocity. The Times - Subscription at source 8/6/2017 News British police arrest suspect spotted with facial recognition technology British police have used facial recognition technology to arrest a suspect for the first time. The South Wales Police identified the suspect using intelligent cameras that can match it footage against images stored in a database. The Telegraph 7/6/2017 News In praise of those who make a difference In the wake of the recent terrorist attacks on the UK, Emma Williams of Canterbury Christ Church University says thank you to those officers who warned the public that police numbers were too low, and who are now working full stretch to protect us. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/6/2017 Opinion Met forced to defend downgrading inquiry into London Bridge killer Assistant Commissioner Rowley said there was "no evidence" to suggest the attack would take place. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/6/2017 News Diane Abbott replaced as Labour’s shadow home secretary Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott, who has suffered a series of car-crash radio interviews, is stepping aside from her role – less than 24 hours before the general election. Police Professional 7/6/2017 News Partnership boosts wildlife forensic capability Wildlife forensics in Scotland will benefit from academic expertise following a new collaboration with the University of Edinburgh. Police Professional 7/6/2017 News Police ICT Company aims to extend its Knowledge Hub Project team runs discovery exercise on what police forces and stakeholders need from its collaboration platform on ICT issues UKAuthority.com 7/6/2017 News Scotland ‘in stronger position to deal with heightened security threat’ First Minister says investment in policing helped avoid need to call in military. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/6/2017 News Terror attacks expose need for neighbourhood policing investment Fed vice chairman warns we are "sleepwalking towards another tragedy" if investment is not forthcoming. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/6/2017 News A Lib Dem regulated market for cannabis – an expert view on the manifestoes The Guardian 7/6/2017 Analysis, Feature Shock figures show online groomers are targeting children in Derbyshire as young as seven A shocking number of children in Derbyshire are being preyed on by online groomers, with victims as young as seven being targeted, it has been revealed. Last year, Derbyshire police recorded 85 cyber-related sexual offences against children with the majority of victims aged 12 or over. Burton Mail 7/6/2017 News EU watchlist should have stopped London Bridge attacker, says minister Damian Green says European information-sharing system should have stopped Youssef Zaghba from reaching UK The Guardian 7/6/2017 News Theresa May accused of trying to distract from Tory police cuts with plan to rip up human rights laws The Tory leader was accused of 'diversionary tactics' while Jeremy Corbyn said: "We won't defeat terrorism by ripping up our basic rights and our democracy" Mirror 7/6/2017 News Police consider extra security for polling stations amid fears they could be terror targets Police forces around the country have reviewed their General Election security arrangements amid fears that polling stations could become terror targets. The Telegraph 7/6/2017 News What’s in Theresa May’s new anti-terror package? The PM’s proposals suggest stringent restrictions including tougher Tpims, more deportations and sweeping new surveillance powers The Guardian 7/6/2017 Analysis, Feature «429642974298429943004301430243034304Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
