Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103231 total results. Showing results 87441 to 87460 «436943704371437243734374437543764377Next ›Last » Cyber crime costs Londoners £26 million a month, police warn Londoners are losing an average of £26 million a month in cyber attacks on businesses and individuals, Scotland Yard warned today. The Standard 8/3/2018 News Police want your dog on a DNA database if they attack sheep Crackdown on dogs that attack sheep and other livestock Plymouth Live 8/3/2018 News Operation of police powers under the Terrorism Act 2000, quarterly update to December 2017 Contains statistical material relating to the Terrorism Act 2000, including arrests and outcomes, and stops and searches. Home Office 8/3/2018 Report UK police make record 412 terrorism-related arrests in 2017, show Home Office figures The number of people being arrested for terror offences in the UK has hit a new record, with 412 arrests in 2017. The figure rose by more than 58 per cent since the previous year, with the period seeing 36 victims killed and hundreds injured in the Westminster, Manchester, London Bridge and Finsbury Park attacks. The Independent 8/3/2018 News No ‘institutional racism’ in police stop and search An independent group of experts has accused Labour MSP Anas Sarwar of misrepresenting stop and search data to claim black and Asian people are more likely to be targeted by police. The Scotsman 8/3/2018 News Lincolnshire Chief Constable warns police numbers could be cut ‘significantly’ due to underfunding MP Sir Edward Leigh has called on the Home Office to rethink how it funds the county force Grimsby Live 8/3/2018 News Creating Police and Crime Commissioners has backfired on the Conservatives Tories have good reason to regret ever creating Police and Crime Commissioners Birmingham Live 8/3/2018 Feature, Opinion Anas Sarwar in row with Police Scotland over stop and search stats A row has erupted over Labour claims of institutional racism in Police Scotland. The National 8/3/2018 News Longest-serving female British Transport Police officer calls for more equality British Transport Police’s longest-serving female officer has said more can be done to make policing equal, although it has improved “massively” over the years. The Herald (Scotland) 8/3/2018 News British Transport Police’s longest serving female officer insists more should be done to ‘make policing equal’ Lynda Lang, who is toying with the idea of retiring later this year, stressed policing has improved "massively" over the years The Scottish Sun 8/3/2018 News Price tag of £700m put on UK’s rising retail crime UK retailers have seen a "concerning spike" in severe violence against employees and a continued rise in retail crime such as shoplifting, new industry data has revealed. Real Business 8/3/2018 News How many murders can a police informer get away with? In January, Northern Irish paramilitary Gary Haggarty pleaded guilty to hundreds of violent crimes, including many killings – while working for the British state. The Guardian 8/3/2018 Analysis, Feature Police targeting of dead man’s sister ‘probably influenced by racism’ Discrimination ‘likely to have been a factor’ in decision to spy on Janet Alder during inquest The Guardian 8/3/2018 News Nerve agent used on Sergei Skripal leaves policeman critical A former Russian spy and his daughter were the victims of a targeted attack with a nerve agent, increasing the likelihood that it was a Kremlin-sponsored assassination attempt, Whitehall sources have said. The Times - Subscription at source 8/3/2018 News Tagging plan for domestic abuse suspects in draft bill Suspected domestic abusers could be electronically tagged under government proposals for England and Wales. BBC 8/3/2018 News Home Office announces new round of funding to tackle knife crime New funding has been secured to help communities work with young people and prevent them from being drawn into knife crime, Minister Victoria Atkins announces today. Home Office 7/3/2018 News Surrey Police headquarters set to move from Guildford The search for a new Surrey Police headquarters site is underway. Eagle Radio 7/3/2018 News Chief Officer Bedfordshire Police Special Constabulary Bedfordshire Police Special Constabulary are seeking a strategic, motivational, dynamic, forward thinking leader of our Special Constabulary to join our Chief Officer team. You would lead our volunteer workforce providing strategic direction and business engagement with our communities and workforce, to ensure that Bedfordshire Police continues to deliver an exceptional policing service. Closing date 27 March 2018 Bedfordshire Police 7/3/2018 Jobs ‘There are gaps’ Terrorists managing to ESCAPE police using EU loophole warns UK security A top security chief has admitted terrorists are exploiting loopholes in EU systems to attack. Daily Star 7/3/2018 News Police study finds switching off street lights in Essex has no impact on crime levels The county’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Roger Hirst commissioned analysis from Essex Police so he could find out what effect switching off the lights for part of the night had on crime, anti-social behaviour and the number of people killed or seriously injured in road traffic collisions. East Anglian Daily Times 7/3/2018 News «436943704371437243734374437543764377Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
