Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101020 total results. Showing results 87581 to 87600 «437643774378437943804381438243834384Next ›Last » Racially motivated crimes now exceed sectarian ones in Northern Ireland Figures from the PSNI also show that 83% of recorded race hate crimes do not result in a prosecution or warning The Guardian 12/11/2017 News Police to use facial-recognition cameras at Cenotaph service Civil rights group warns that use of software to identify faces threatens the very liberty war veterans fought for The Guardian 12/11/2017 News Privacy fears over artificial intelligence as crimestopper Police in the US state of Delaware are poised to deploy "smart" cameras in cruisers to help authorities detect a vehicle carrying a fugitive, missing child or straying senior. Mail Online 12/11/2017 News Merseyside Police discover ‘sweet spot’ solution to night time economy How a six week pilot study helped Merseyside Police overhaul its approach to weekend crime prevention Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/11/2017 News West Mercia Police officer numbers drop by 300 in seven years West Mercia Police officer numbers have dropped by more than 300 in the last seven years. Shropshire Star 12/11/2017 News Viable pipe bomb found at Omagh Remembrance Day cenotaph security alert – violent dissident republicans blamed The Remembrance Day wreath laying ceremony was postponed. Belfast Telegraph 12/11/2017 News Police Scotland warned they’re exposing themselves to hackers and cyber fraud Cyber security chiefs said failure to ensure systems are protected will lead to fraudsters nicking sensitive data The Scottish Sun 12/11/2017 News Police chief ‘was told of Damian Green pornography claims’ A former Scotland Yard chief was aware pornography had allegedly been found on Damian Green's office computer during a 2008-9 police probe, he has said. BBC 12/11/2017 News New policing boss: I visited adultery website over an interest in data protection ONE of the country’s top policing figures has said he visited an adultery website out of an interest in data protection issues. The Herald (Scotland) 12/11/2017 News Chief constable Simon Bailey on the issues faced by Norfolk police Norfolk Police is dealing with a challenging set of circumstances due to reductions in the money it gets from central government. Here, chief constable Simon Bailey talks about the main issues the force faces. Eastern Daily Press 12/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Top Tory Malcolm Rifkind brands Theresa May’s blocking of spy watchdog ‘a disgrace’ The prime minister has been attacked for blocking independent oversight of the intelligence agencies, despite five terrorist attacks in Britain this year that killed 36 people. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 12/11/2017 News Drug-seizures fall in Wales blamed on police cuts A fall in the amount of drugs taken off the streets in Wales is due to police cuts, a former senior officer has said. BBC 11/11/2017 News Police recruit more workers to answer missed calls Police forces in Staffordshire and the West Midlands have recruited more call centre workers after a watchdog criticised them for the number of reports going unanswered. Express & Star 11/11/2017 News Dorset Police has recruited its first ‘direct entry’ inspector DORSET Police has recruited its first employee through a Direct Entry programme. Daily Echo (Bournemouth) 11/11/2017 News Four years of controversy for Police Scotland ANALYSIS: The allegations against Chief Constable Phil Gormley The Herald (Scotland) 11/11/2017 Analysis, Feature Fifth complaint made against Police Scotland chief Phil Gormley A FIFTH complaint has been lodged against the head of Scotland’s single police force as he fights a string of misconduct claims, it has emerged. The National 11/11/2017 News Police cuts will be disaster for national security, warns counter-terrorism head Neil Basu, senior national counter-terrorism coordinator, says funding cuts for local policing will harm intelligence efforts The Guardian 11/11/2017 News A hero or a dangerous vigilante? One of the growing army of paedophile hunters A scaffolder by trade, Dure spends up to 40 hours a week speaking to predators online with a view to arranging a ‘sting’ and handing them over to the police Mail Online 11/11/2017 Analysis, Feature PCC calls for ‘greater cooperation’ between pubs and police service to promote responsible drinking The national lead on alcohol and substance misuse for the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners has called on licensed premises to adopt a stricter approach in the way drinks are sold as figures reveal the cost of alcohol-related crime in the UK. Police Professional 10/11/2017 News Police Scotland say failures not due to closing call centres Police Scotland’s failure to properly respond to more than 200 calls for help is not connected to the force’s decision to axe some of its call centres, a senior officer has said. The Scotsman 10/11/2017 News «437643774378437943804381438243834384Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
