Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115619 total results. Showing results 87021 to 87040 «434843494350435143524353435443554356Next ›Last » Officers must be at the heart of any police reforms The views of operational police officers must be at the heart of any policing reform if it is to really make a difference. That’s the view of the National Vice Chair of the Police Federation, as a new report suggests a series of recommendations the government should adopt in order to “rekindle” policing in Britain. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 14/8/2019 News Anti-knife branding in chicken shops ‘racist or stupid’, says MP Labour MP David Lammy says Home Office scheme stereotypes black people. The Guardian 14/8/2019 News PM: We’re putting money into every aspect of the criminal justice system £100m latest investment to protect staff and prevent 'culture of gangsterism'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/8/2019 News Six officers hurt on the day government handed out £35m to find out what prompts acts of violence One patrol car rammed while another incident sees officer attacked in a police station. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/8/2019 News Special #knifefree chicken boxes launched across the country Special chicken boxes warning young people about the dangers of carrying a knife are being introduced in chicken shops across Britain, the policing minister has announced today. Home Office 14/8/2019 News Police biometrics exposed – more than a million fingerprints accessible Biostar 2, used by thousands of companies worldwide, including the UK's Metropolitan Police and several banks, allowed access to data that include more than a million fingerprints. SC Media 14/8/2019 News Union call for return of PCSOs to Norfolk rejected Police chiefs in Norfolk have today rejected union leaders' calls for community support officers to be reinstated amid pledges of new funding for the service. Lynn News 14/8/2019 News NCA freezes £100m suspected to be from corruption overseas Court orders cover eight bank accounts linked to individual who has already had £20m frozen The Guardian 14/8/2019 News Home Office campaign to put knife crime stories on chicken boxes branded ’embarrassing’ and ‘racist’ Plans by the Home Office to put knife crime stories on fried chicken boxes have been labelled "embarrassing", "stupid" and "racist". The Standard 14/8/2019 News More than 1,200 police officers assaulted in Kent More than 1,200 Kent police officers were assaulted in the space of a year. The latest government figures reveal a total of 1,234 officers were punched, kicked, spat on or worse between April 1, 2018 and March 31, 2019. This is nearly 24 assaults a week. Kent Online 14/8/2019 News How police can take back control of Britain’s streets Boris Johnson’s pledge to fund an extra 20,000 police officers was a serious sign of intent, a game-changing moment for policing and a huge boost for law and order on Britain’s streets. But how can these new officers quickly reverse the spike in knife and violent crime that has plagued Britain? The Spectator 14/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Six police officers attacked during shocking day of violence on Merseyside One officer's car was rammed by a thug and another was attacked in a police station Liverpool Echo 14/8/2019 News New computer system ‘not a disaster’, GMP chief constable tells MPs In a letter about the ‘iOps’ network currently causing concerns among frontline officers, Ian Hopkins said it was facing ‘difficulties’ but would eventually bring the force ‘to the forefront of technology in policing’ Manchester Evening News 14/8/2019 News Worcestershire firefighters fear police takeover will lead to cuts Hereford and Worcester firefighters fear the proposed police and crime commissioner takeover could lead to budget cuts and an erosion in their independence. Droitwich Advertiser 14/8/2019 News MoJ plans £250k cybersecurity review The Ministry of Justice is seeking a partner to assist with a “comprehensive review” and subsequent update of its security policies and guidance. PublicTechnology.net 14/8/2019 News Assessing Emotional Intelligence of Graduate Probationer Police Officers: A UK Pilot Study The present article summarizes a small-scale pilot study as part of a wider research programme to understand and track learner motivations and characteristics as they change and develop over the course of a policing education and training programme. Emotional intelligence (EI), enabling capacity to recognize and work with emotions, is crucial in policing given demanding interactions with the public and inherently stressful role demands. We assessed levels of EI in a group of participants (N = 84) from the Police Now leadership training programme. Using an established psychometric EI assessment, Emotions and Behaviours at Work, scores were collected and benchmarked. Results showed that participants rated themselves as comparatively low on Influence and Decisiveness and high on Conscientiousness and Rules. We discuss findings in terms of attitudes to the public and towards evidence-based policing, as well as potential selection, training, and research implications. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 14/8/2019 Research article Global Digital Forensic Technology Market 2019 – Agilent Technologies, Thermo Fisher ScientificLGC Group, GE Healthcare, OT–Morpho, The global “Digital Forensic Technology” market report includes a scrupulous analysis of the Digital Forensic Technology market in the forecasted period. Financial Analyst 14/8/2019 Report Smart lock system used by UK police and banks leaks fingerprints of 1 million users Unlike passwords, once your fingerprint is stolen it can't be changed Mirror 14/8/2019 News DUP meets police over ‘Soldier F’ band row DUP leader Arlene Foster has said people have the right to support Soldier F after meeting the PSNI yesterday. Belfast Telegraph 14/8/2019 News We must act now to end scandal of needless jail deaths Our columnist Annie Brown says we cannot miss an opportunity to change Scotland's justice system after a remand prisoner's death. Daily Record 14/8/2019 Feature, Opinion «434843494350435143524353435443554356Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
