Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103152 total results. Showing results 87541 to 87560 «437443754376437743784379438043814382Next ›Last » Businessman sues Google to have his crime forgotten A businessman is taking legal action against Google to make it delete links to his criminal conviction in the first “right to be forgotten” case in the English courts. The Times - Subscription at source 27/2/2018 News We must take child abuse out of the shadows to prevent it Sarah Champion is Labour MP for Rotherham and founder of the dare2care website The Times - Subscription at source 27/2/2018 Feature, Opinion Working Together to Safeguard Children: Revisions to statutory guidance Summary of responses we received, along with the government’s response outlining the next steps. Home Office 26/2/2018 Report Government launches Trusted Relationships Fund The Home Office has launched a £13 million fund to help foster relationships between frontline professionals and young people at risk of sexual exploitation. Home Office 26/2/2018 News Chief constable bows out with “heavy heart” Cumbria's chief constable retires tomorrow after a 33-year career in policing. Cumberland & Westmoreland Herald 26/2/2018 News MSPs question ‘poor performance’ of SPA board members MSPs are losing confidence in the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) board’s ability to do its job. Police Professional 26/2/2018 News Cumbria’s acting police chief given permanent post Cumbria's acting chief constable has been appointed to the role permanently, it has been announced. Michelle Skeer will take over from Jerry Graham who has been on sick leave, and who announced his retirement in December. BBC 26/2/2018 News Terrorists should be treated like paedophiles and have their children removed, top cop suggests Convicted terrorists should be treated like paedophiles and have their children taken away from them, one of the country's most senior police officers has suggested. The Telegraph 26/2/2018 News Why I’m campaigning for a change to police complaints rules in Scotland Scottish police regulations - unlike those in England and Wales - allow investigations into complaints to be halted if an officer resigns. Moi Ali argues that this harms the officers, the complainants, and faith in the system, and explains why she's campaigning for a change. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/2/2018 Opinion Four far-right plots thwarted last year, says counter-terrorism chief Mark Rowley warns that threat from extreme rightwing groups is ‘significant and concerning’ The Guardian 26/2/2018 News Islamist and Far Right extremists should be treated like paedophiles and have their children taken away, says Britain’s top counter-terror officer Violent Islamists should be treated like paedophiles and have their children taken away from them, Britain’s top counter terrorist officer said last night. Mail Online 26/2/2018 News Head of Britain’s most unhealthy police force that loses £10million every year to sick days wants to put officers on BIKES to get them into shape A police chief has told officers they should start cycling to work to improve their fitness. Mail Online 26/2/2018 News Inside track: How a former gang member is training the police to tackle gangs Sheldon Thomas is the founder of Gangsline, a training and consultancy company specialising in tackling gang culture, serious youth violence and child sexual exploitation. A former gang leader, Sheldon has spent 28 years helping to combat gang crime. He tells Policing Insight how his formative years, coupled with his recent experience, means he can offer policing and other agencies a unique approach to tackling gang violence. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/2/2018 Interview, Opinion PCCs best-placed to oversee probation Ahead of his appearance in front of the Justice Committee tomorrow, Association of Police and Crime Commissioners Chair and Criminal Justice lead, David Lloyd, is calling for PCCs to be given real oversight and accountability of local criminal justice services, including offender management services Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 26/2/2018 News Trafficking referrals in Scotland on the rise The number of potential human trafficking victims identified in Scotland has risen following a public awareness campaign. Police Professional 26/2/2018 News Disclosure deals ‘are scaring off rape victims’ Alleged rape victims are forcing detectives to drop investigations because they fear confidential personal records will be given to the accused, police chiefs have warned MPs. The Times - Subscription at source 26/2/2018 News Call for answers why suspects of appalling crimes are remaining at large for months … even after they’ve been charged One senior judge issued a chilling warning that 'something will go horribly wrong' because of long waits and lack of conditions on suspects of serious crimes North Wales Live 26/2/2018 News No answers over £1 million roads police grant Confusion over why money has not been spent after three years. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/2/2018 News Durham chief blasts ‘ineptitude’ of Police Scotland professional standards CC Mike Barton says lawyers even advised the force not to put him in touch with former senior officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/2/2018 News Force insists that everything is being done to track down missing sex offenders A leading police officer has said everything is being done to track down missing sex offenders after figures showed that more than 50 are at large across the West Midlands. Shropshire Star 26/2/2018 News «437443754376437743784379438043814382Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
