Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103165 total results. Showing results 86881 to 86900 «434143424343434443454346434743484349Next ›Last » Police Scotland to come under the Holyrood microscope Police Scotland's performance is to be probed by Holyrood five years after the single nationwide force was controversially merged from eight regional ones. The Herald (Scotland) 1/4/2018 News Untie the hands of the police, PM, and let them end scourge of knife crime Former Police Minister Sir Mike Penning urges judges and the PM to allow cops to do their job and frisk suspects to end Britain's knife crime epidemic The Sun 1/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland at five: Tragedy, triumph and turmoil Britain's second biggest police service was launched on 1 April, 2013. Eight forces became one in the biggest overhaul of law enforcement north of the border since 1967. As Police Scotland turns five, BBC Scotland looks back at its challenges, from unspeakable tragedies to misconduct allegations. BBC 1/4/2018 Analysis, Feature Holyrood committee to review Police and Fire Reform Act An inquiry has been launched into the centralisation of Scotland's police and fire services, five years to the day since it took place. BBC 1/4/2018 News Inquiry into Police Scotland and SFRS five years on Holyrood's justice committee is examining the legislation which created the services. STV News 1/4/2018 News MSP urges independent review of crisis-hit police Police Scotland today faces calls for an independent review into its operation in order to trigger an “honest conversation” about where it has gone wrong over the last five years. The Scotsman 1/4/2018 News Top cop who got £165,000 pay-off weeks after being arrested over alleged domestic abuse can now be named The top police exec who got a £165,000 pay-off weeks after being arrested over alleged domestic abuse can now be named. The Scottish Sun 1/4/2018 News Watchdog raps Yard over rights of abuse suspects Scotland Yard has been admonished by the information commissioner after The Sunday Times revealed last week that police officers are placing the rights of suspected paedophiles above those of children at risk of abuse. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 1/4/2018 News Top officer warns too many police lack investigative skills One of Britain’s most senior police chiefs has admitted that not enough rank-and-file officers know how to investigate crime. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 1/4/2018 News London murder rate beats New York as stabbings surge London overtook New York in murders for the first time in modern history in February as the capital endured a dramatic surge in knife crime. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 1/4/2018 News ‘The uniform and the rules attract autistic people to join the police’ As World Autism Awareness week draws to a close, Daniel Gordon speaks to serving autistic police officers. How does autism affect their work? BBC 1/4/2018 Analysis, Feature Report to the community 2018 First Quarter CANADA: On March 10, Insp. Joel Whittaker won the Rosalind Smith Professional Award for Exceptional and Prolonged Service working in a profession. [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 1/4/2018 Report Crime chief tried to halt Telford child sex abuse probe after publicly showing support West Mercia’s Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion sent emails saying he didn't think a separate inquiry was necessary - on the same day he gave his support for one Mirror 1/4/2018 News East Midlands police collaboration criticised in review A police chief has said he is "not confident" a specialist unit could respond quickly to a terror attack. BBC 31/3/2018 News Keyless entry car thefts TRIPLE in these areas of the UK – Is YOUR car at risk? There has been a significant rise in the amount of keyless entry car thefts in certain parts of the UK. Is yours at risk? Express 31/3/2018 Analysis, Feature Wiltshire Police to start drone school Wiltshire Police has been awarded status as a National Qualified Entity (NQE) by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) which gives accreditation for the Force to train and certify drone pilots for the emergency services and members of the public. ITV News 31/3/2018 News Serious Fraud Office director David Green leaves successor with bulging ‘to do’ list The Serious Fraud Office celebrates its 30th birthday next week, which might seem surprising given that only a year ago it looked as if its days were numbered. That it has survived is down, in part, to the weakness of Theresa May. The Times - Subscription at source 31/3/2018 News Serious Fraud Office kept waiting on choice of new director to succeed Green The government has still to appoint a director of the Serious Fraud Office less than three weeks before the departure of its present boss, raising questions about the recruitment process. The Times - Subscription at source 31/3/2018 News A Fair Cop Britain’s most senior police officer’s promise to revive the use of stop and search in order to combat resurgent knife crime is hugely welcome The Times - Subscription at source 31/3/2018 Feature, Opinion Met Police chief: Social media leads children to violence The UK's top police officer has blamed social media for normalising violence and leading more children to commit stabbings and murders. BBC 31/3/2018 News «434143424343434443454346434743484349Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
