Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96426 total results. Showing results 87061 to 87080 «435043514352435343544355435643574358Next ›Last » Impact on the Force of Dealing with Individuals with Mental Health Issues Effective mechanisms to deal with vulnerable individuals with mental health issues coming into contact with the police. Merseyside OPCC 24/3/2017 Report Commissioned Victim Services update 16/17 & 17/18 Monitoring information received for the six commissioned services that began supporting victims of crime in Merseyside from 1st April Merseyside OPCC 24/3/2017 Report Monthly review of Police and Crime Panel activity The fifth of a monthly series in which CoPaCC's Sandra Andrews takes a look at some of the most interesting and topical issues that Police and Crime Panels across England and Wales are dealing with. This month, Sandra looks at Leicestershire and North Wales, both of which were examining key issues in their Police and Crime Plans. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/3/2017 News Radical change: Met Deputy warns budget cuts mean major changes to force “essential” The Metropolitan Police is likely to face as much as £400 million in fresh budget cuts this year. Martin Hoscik of Mayorwatch talks to Deputy Commissioner Craig Mackey about the scale of the cuts and the "essential" changes right across the force. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/3/2017 News Lecturer/ Senior Lecturer in Policing Salary: £36,179 to £41,560 per annum. Closes: 21st April 2017 Middlesex University 24/3/2017 Jobs Cheshire PCC hands £50k deputy job to friend of 20 years despite ‘inadequate’ knowledge PCC Keane insists Sareda Dirir, daughter of his fellow ward councillor Linda Dirir, was the "outstanding" candidate for the role. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/3/2017 News NPAS applying for funding to explore role in use of drones The organisation could oversee a national drone department in the future. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/3/2017 News Revealed: Terrorist was shot dead by minister’s protection officer – raising fresh fears over security in Parliament Fresh questions have been raised about parliamentary security after it emerged the terrorist who marauded on to the estate was shot by a minister's close protection officer. Mail Online 24/3/2017 News Prosecutors and police agree revised protocol on domestic abuse approach Police and prosecutors have committed to a new agreement on tackling domestic abuse with a focus on victims and children. The revised joint protocol between Police Scotland and the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service sets out a “consistent and robust” approach to domestic abuse. The Courier (Scotland) 24/3/2017 News Jihadi broke into Parliament as gates opened for a car carrying the Metropolitan Police’s Acting Commissioner The chief watched helpless in horror as the knifeman ran past his Range Rover waiting to go through Carriage Gates The Sun 24/3/2017 News Most Leicestershire Police officers want spit-guards to hood abusive prisoners, survey shows An overwhelming majority of Leicestershire Police officers want to be issued with mesh hoods to place over the heads of prisoners who spit at them. Leicestershire Live 24/3/2017 News Electoral fraud inspection ‘took too long coming’ says London Assembly The Mayor of London “took too long” to push for an inspection into the way the Met handled allegations of electoral fraud during the Tower Hamlets election in 2014, London Assembly members have said Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/3/2017 News Police unravel multiple aliases of Westminster terrorist Khalid Masood The 52-year-old Kent-born attacker had been convicted of violent offences and may have been a late convert to Islam The Guardian 24/3/2017 News London attack: MPs warned last month that Parliament’s security ‘weak spot’ was putting officers at risk MPs warned last month that security at Parliament's main gates was so weak it could put police officers at risk. The Telegraph 24/3/2017 News Questions raised as Met Police left without permanent Commissioner in charge during terror outrage The Westminster terror outrage came at a time when the Metropolitan Police is without a permanent Commissioner in charge The Telegraph 24/3/2017 News How Canada learnt the same security lesson Security was tightened after Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, a Muslim convert, opened fire on the Canadian parliament The Times - Subscription at source 24/3/2017 Analysis, Feature London attack: Home secretary says don’t blame intelligence agencies Home Secretary Amber Rudd has warned against "pointing any finger of blame" at the security services over the London terror attack. BBC 24/3/2017 News Police minister Brandon Lewis on ‘thin blue line’ spending Policing minister Brandon Lewis says forces have the resources they need, after being challenged about the "thin blue line". BBC 24/3/2017 Feature, Opinion London attack: UK’s most senior police officer confirms he witnessed the fatal stabbing Acting commissioner of the Met Police is being treated as a significant witness The Independent 23/3/2017 News Questions raised as Met Police left without permanent Commissioner in charge during terror outrage The Westminster terror outrage came at a time when the Metropolitan Police is without a permanent Commissioner in charge. The Telegraph 23/3/2017 News «435043514352435343544355435643574358Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
