Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115618 total results. Showing results 87181 to 87200 «435643574358435943604361436243634364Next ›Last » Labour’s PCC selections: Policing the police Labour Party members are being kept busy this summer. Campaigning is gearing up now that the new Tory Prime Minister is angling for an early election, and there are just weeks to go before the party conference season. But there is another major issue preoccupying party members: choosing Labour candidates for the 2020 police and crime commissioner elections. LabourList 8/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Home Secretary visits the police hubs leading Brexit preparations Home Secretary Priti Patel received a briefing today on how police forces will coordinate operations ahead of Brexit. Home Office 8/8/2019 News Police told not to use fines in stalking cases after Shana Grice murder Woman killed by ex-boyfriend was fined for wasting police time after reporting harassment The Guardian 8/8/2019 News Counter-terror chief Basu speaks truth to power on social inclusion Alison Harris and Prof Carl Parsons write in praise of the assistant commissioner’s words on young people and the need to address the causes rather than the symptoms of disaffection and extremism The Guardian 8/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Greater Manchester Police’s £27m new computer system is ‘a nightmare’ that’s taking experienced detectives off the job to sort out data, say whistleblowers 'Nobody from inspector level up, probably, has any clue whatsoever how to do anything on it'... Jennifer Williams looks into what whistleblowers are saying about the long-delayed Capita project Manchester Evening News 8/8/2019 News Scammers rake in £769k in just one month in Northern Ireland Northern Ireland businesses and residents were scammed out of more than £769,000 last month through fraudulent emails. Belfast Telegraph 8/8/2019 News Come back to what you know: Is policing’s latest plan a viable retention strategy? With the Government's announcement of 20,000 extra officers and the suggestion that offering those completing thirty years’ service the chance to stay (or come back) might ease the pressure, Tom Wheelhouse examines whether this is a viable solution and what the alternatives might be looking at the wider issues of recruitment, retention and resettlement. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/8/2019 Analysis Special wellbeing room installed at divisional HQ in Dundee A custody inspector has welcomed the addition of a designated wellbeing room at the divisional headquarters on West Bell Street, Dundee. Scottish Police Federation (SPF) 8/8/2019 News PEQF: the battlefields Legal action against the College of Policing appears set to progress as it has refused to extend the deadline for the implementation of new entry routes into policing, which some claim will make the service elitist and distance it from communities. Police Professional - Subscription at source 8/8/2019 Analysis, Feature Facial recognition trials extended to smartphones South Wales Police is to begin a trial of a new facial recognition smartphone app, despite being the subject of an ongoing legal challenge against its use of such technology. Police Professional 8/8/2019 News Specials move a step closer to federation membership Still need to change legal status in 10-year battle for recognition. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/8/2019 News New test ‘makes it harder to lie to the police’ Study unravels people's attempts to conceal knowledge of facial recognition involving identity. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/8/2019 News Sharp rise in knife possession offences among women and girls Some forces report doubling of instances over last five years, data uncovers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/8/2019 News Peer-to-peer abuse: Victim’s parents call for changes to guidelines The parents of a six-year-old girl who was sexually assaulted by classmates have called for a record to be set up showing all sex abuse between children. BBC 8/8/2019 News New cars ‘can be broken into in 10 seconds’ Some of the UK's newest and most popular cars are at risk of being stolen in seconds by exploiting weaknesses in keyless entry systems. BBC 8/8/2019 News Too many modern slaves left in limbo, warns new UK anti-slavery chief Britain must improve its handling of thousands of suspected modern slaves whose lives are "on hold" as they wait to learn if they will be recognised as victims and granted extra support, the country's new independent anti-slavery commissioner said. Yahoo! 8/8/2019 News Spotlight On: Degree entry scheme for police officers In July, Policing Insight broke the story that Lincolnshire Chief Constable Bill Skelly had begun judicial review proceedings against the College of Policing’s degree entry scheme for new police officers. As the scheme has taken shape, Policing Insight has published many articles from different stakeholders on the proposals. Here is a selection of those articles. Policing Insight 8/8/2019 Analysis, Feature Female knife possession offences rising steeply Knife possession offences involving women in England have increased steeply since 2014 - rising by at least 10% every year, police figures show. BBC 8/8/2019 News Suspensions after Gwent chief constable’s retirement party Two senior police officers have been suspended after a woman colleague was allegedly attacked at a retirement party for their chief constable. The Times - Subscription at source 8/8/2019 News Keyless cars can be stolen in ten seconds New cars can be stolen in as little as ten seconds because of security flaws in keyless entry systems. The Times - Subscription at source 8/8/2019 News «435643574358435943604361436243634364Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
