Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115625 total results. Showing results 85981 to 86000 «429642974298429943004301430243034304Next ›Last » Child sex abuse victims missing out on compensation, report claims Civil claims and the Criminal Injury Compensation Authority 'not suitable for survivors' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/9/2019 News ‘Cuts to police numbers’ led to rise in county lines gangs London Mayor Sadiq Khan says more than 4,000 vulnerable people now involved in drug gangs. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/9/2019 News Half of contacts to NSPCC referred to police or social services Around half the number of 72,000 calls and emails made to the NSPCC helpline last year were referred to police forces or social services. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/9/2019 News Government urged to rethink police funding The current system of precepts and top-ups is not creating the secure, long-term revenues stream needed to fight crime and modernise forces, according to a police and crime commissioner, a government finance expert and a former government adviser. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/9/2019 News One in three planned attacks linked to far-Right, says police chief Neil Basu, the UK head of counter-terrorism, said seven of the 22 plots foiled since March 2017 have been linked to the far-Right. Express 20/9/2019 News ‘Neo-Nazi’ group ‘threatens to kill West Midlands Police chief constable Dave Thompson’ in chilling online propaganda Police stations were referred to as 'high value targets' in posts on encrypted messaging service Telegram. Birmingham Live 20/9/2019 News No excuses: Race must be a policing priority, says former chief In the first of an exclusive two-part interview, newly-retired Bedfordshire Chief Constable Jon Boutcher tells Policing Insight why race has to be a priority for policing and why, as a 28-year career detective, he’s backing direct entry detective schemes. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/9/2019 Interview, Opinion Police text warnings to middle-class drug users on dealers’ phones Police officers are texting middle-class drug users when their dealers’ phones are seized, amid growing fears that they are encouraging child exploitation. The Times - Subscription at source 20/9/2019 News Action Fraud blocked watchdog from investigating crimes The Trading Standards watchdog has been prevented from investigating frauds for more than two years because Action Fraud has failed to pass on intelligence from victims, The Times can reveal. The Times - Subscription at source 20/9/2019 News Young people on cocaine fuelling record drug use Young adults taking Class A drugs including cocaine and ecstasy have driven overall use to record levels. The Times - Subscription at source 20/9/2019 News County lines gangs arrange for pupils to be excluded County lines drug gangs have begun setting up children to be excluded from school so that they can be lured into crime more easily, new research shows. The Times - Subscription at source 20/9/2019 News Neo‑Nazis list police addresses and order attacks A neo-Nazi group has circulated online a list of police buildings and an image of a police chief, while calling for its followers to carry out attacks. The Times - Subscription at source 20/9/2019 News Far right ‘grooming children and copying jihadist tactics’ Children aged 14 are being groomed by right-wing extremists as part of a fast-growing terrorist threat, according to the head of counterterrorism policing. The Times - Subscription at source 20/9/2019 News UK police chiefs train elite Hong Kong officers British police chiefs are training an elite cadre of Hong Kong officers to boost professionalism in their ranks, as the Asian financial hub’s force face fierce criticism for their handling of pro-democracy protests in the city. Financial Times 19/9/2019 News Police officers and staff asked for their views on advice for senior investigators Police officers, staff and the public are being asked to give their views on proposed advice for senior detectives about investigating non-recent allegations of child sexual abuse against high profile people or institutions. College of Policing 19/9/2019 News First UK conviction for firearms manufacture using a 3D printer A man has been jailed for three years in what is believed to be the first conviction and sentencing in the UK for manufacturing a firearm using a 3D printer. Police Professional 19/9/2019 News Human Aid UK plans legal challenge against border police Human Aid UK, a charity that operates in areas of the Middle East, says it plans to take legal action against border police because it has been placed under “undue scrutiny”. Civil Society 19/9/2019 News Hong Kong protests: tech war opens up with doxxing of protesters and police Campaigns to expose personal details of those on both sides of protests skyrocket, with nearly 1,000 cases being investigated. The Guardian 19/9/2019 News Drugs, social media and lack of enforcement driving increase in high harm offences New research shows that the scale, complexity and reach of the serious violence problem in England and Wales may be bigger than previously thought, with the current focus on knife crime and street violence masking wider issues of criminality and vulnerability. Police Professional 19/9/2019 News Head of Counter Terrorism Policing calls for public’s help to tackle far right extremism The Head of Counter Terrorism Policing has called upon the public to help tackle right wing extremism by seeking help for those vulnerable to radicalisation. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 19/9/2019 News «429642974298429943004301430243034304Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
