Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103152 total results. Showing results 87581 to 87600 «437643774378437943804381438243834384Next ›Last » Uniform advantage: The constable’s hat as a marker of authority and morale  How important is the police uniform to officers' authority - and morale? Serving officer Martin Gallagher explores his own attitudes, and what the evidence shows, about the role of the constable's hat. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/2/2018 Opinion Hare coursing: Lincolnshire Police’s fight with blood sport Hare coursers travel hundreds of miles to take part in illegal contests. And Lincolnshire, with its flat and open farmland, is seen as an ideal location. It means police in the county find themselves leading in the fight against the blood sport. BBC 25/2/2018 News Crime commissioner backs proposed law protecting police dogs attacked in the field 'Attacking a service animal which is there to protect and uphold public order is a serious demonstration of violence and should be regarded as such' Nottingham Post 24/2/2018 News North Wales Police defends use of controversial spit hoods on kids as young as 14 Civil liberties groups say there's a clear link between use of controversial hoods and deaths in custody North Wales Live 24/2/2018 News British policing’s technology falling behind the rest of world The man in charge of Kent Police’s resources and policy has claimed British forces are falling behind the rest of the world when it comes to technology. News Shopper 24/2/2018 News ‘We will work with so-called paedophile hunters’, vows police chief Officers will work with so-called paedophile hunters because any other move would ‘lose in the court of public opinion’, a police boss has said. Express & Star 24/2/2018 News MSPs: Scottish Police Authority must learn from past mistakes Scotland's beleagured Police Authority has been accused of trying to cover up past mistakes. The National 24/2/2018 News Police called in over gender row Police were called when a tutor refused to address a transgender pupil by the correct pronoun, it emerged yesterday. Officers became involved because the behaviour counted as a hate crime, it was alleged. The Times - Subscription at source 24/2/2018 News Jurors ‘must get help’ after brutal cases A juror who deliberated on a brutal murder trial claims that she was given inadequate support after being forced to look at graphic crime details. The Times - Subscription at source 24/2/2018 News Operation Sanctuary: Police blamed girls for being abused by Newcastle sex gangs Hundreds of girls and young women victims of sex grooming gangs were blamed for their own abuse by the authorities who failed to tackle the problem, a report says. The Times - Subscription at source 24/2/2018 News Singapore Police Force robot patrols Chingay 2018 for the first time SINGAPORE - Spectators at this year's Chingay parade might see a blue, white and red robot roving the grounds. In its debut public showcase on Friday (Feb 23), the Singapore Police Force (SPF) patrol robot will help the police step up security efforts at Chingay 2018, which expects a 100,000-strong crowd on its first day. The Straits Times 23/2/2018 News London sees 20% rise in rape reports in a year, but police admit they ‘don’t understand’ reason 'There is something going on with sexual offending in London that we don’t fully understand' The Independent 23/2/2018 News Annual data requirement from police forces in England and Wales The annual data requirement (ADR) is a list of all requests for data made to all police forces in England and Wales under the Home Secretary’s statutory powers. Home Office 23/2/2018 Report APCC response to new domestic abuse sentencing guidance Responding to new guidance on domestic abuse from the Sentencing Council, APCC Victims Lead Dame Vera Baird QC PCC said:... Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 23/2/2018 News Operation Sanctuary review finds adult abuse ‘extensive’ Vulnerable women are most likely being "extensively" abused across the UK and ministers need to urgently review sex exploitation laws, a report says. BBC 23/2/2018 News Grooming is still rife in Britain Stark warning as shocking report says police gave gangs the 'green light' to sexually abuse 700 girls and women Mail Online 23/2/2018 News Joint Serious Case Review concerning sexual exploitation in Newcastle The Newcastle Safeguarding Adults Board (NSAB) and the Newcastle Safeguarding Children Board (NSCB) have published a Joint Serious Case Review to consider and learn from sexual exploitation involving children and young adults in Newcastle. The Joint Serious Case Review fulfils the NSCB’s statutory duty set out in Chapter 4 of Working Together 2015 to undertake a Serious Case Review. Newcastle Safeguarding Children Board 23/2/2018 Report Ex-police spy berates Met for revealing her role in mink release ‘Christine Green’ took part in Animal Liberation Front raid during undercover work in 1990s The Guardian 23/2/2018 News UK FGM trial: father says failed case put intolerable pressure on him Man, 29, welcomes not guilty verdict and says police and CPS have important lessons to learn The Guardian 23/2/2018 News Commissioner: Police ‘must do better for victims of crime’ The man in charge of Kent Police’s resources and policy has claimed British forces are falling behind the rest of the world when it comes to technology. The Reporter (Gravesend) 23/2/2018 News «437643774378437943804381438243834384Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
