Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98646 total results. Showing results 87601 to 87620 «437743784379438043814382438343844385Next ›Last » £1.8million savings made after new custody contract agreed Savings of around £1.8million are being made after the Police and Crime Commissioner agreed a new contract for custody management services in Cleveland. Cleveland Police 4/7/2017 News Children’s Commissioner’s Report on Vulnerability New analysis from the Children’s Commissioner for England reveals, for the first time, the scale of vulnerability among children in England. Children's Commissioner 4/7/2017 Report More than 1,200 children are rescued from slavery in a year More than 1,200 children were rescued from sexual, domestic or labour slavery in England last year, a report reveals today Mail Online 4/7/2017 News Video app is used for child abuse, police warn schools Police have written to every school in a county raising concerns about a live video-streaming social media app. The Times - Subscription at source 4/7/2017 News Border Force makes record seizure of guns The largest single haul of handguns intercepted en route to Britain has been discovered stashed in an old car engine as it entered the Channel tunnel. The Times - Subscription at source 4/7/2017 News Does extra cash for Met police mean Devon’s force will be cut? Westcountry police fear fresh further spending cuts may be planned next year as the Government looks to protect big cities in the wake of recent terror attacks. Devon Live 3/7/2017 News Scotland to punish revenge porn crimes more harshly than England with 5 year maximum sentence England's maximum punishment is two years The Independent 3/7/2017 News Senior chief constable warns Theresa May that police service will ‘break’ unless funding cuts end The chief constable of Britain’s second largest police force has warned Theresa May that the service will “break” unless funding cuts end. The Independent 3/7/2017 News West Yorkshire undercover police officers win damages totalling almost £100,000 Judge accepts they were penalised for whistleblowing Huddersfield Daily Examiner 3/7/2017 News Chiefs to discuss whether probationers and specials can use taser NPCC boss says colleagues are divided on issue. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/7/2017 News Former Met commissioner questions direct entry scheme 'All other professions regard it as axiomatic that prior professional experience is a prerequisite for senior leadership'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/7/2017 News Keeping order: Why the MPS Public Order Cadre is struggling for recruits Following the London Olympics in 2012, the Metropolitan Police Service began to struggle to recruit and retain experienced officers in its Public Order Cadre. Birmingham University Senior Lecturer, Dr Amy Fraher has looked into the reasons why. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/7/2017 Analysis New ‘revenge porn’ law comes into force in Scotland People convicted of sharing intimate images without consent could face up to five years in prison under new legislation which has come into force. BBC 3/7/2017 News Judith Cummins: Cuts to West Yorkshire’s 999 services must stop now It is unforgiveable, given the role our emergency services have played in dealing with the terrorist acts in Manchester and London, and then the tragic fire at Grenfell Tower, that so little is on offer in the Queen’s Speech to reverse the damage inflicted upon their ability to keep us safe says Judith Cummins, the Labour MP for Bradford South. The Yorkshire Post 3/7/2017 Feature, Opinion New police officers may receive tasers for self-defence following recent terror attacks Newly-recruited police officers may receive tasers for self-defence amid fresh protection measures in the wake of England’s recent terror attacks Express 3/7/2017 News West Midlands Chief Constable says terror threat is bigger than ever but cash-starved police are in danger of ‘breaking’ West Midlands Police deals with more terror plots than any force outside London and the Chief Constable has issued a blunt message to the Government Birmingham Live 3/7/2017 News Policeman taken off the beat for 12 months after he’s accused of stealing a colleague’s BISCUITS The PC allegedly took the open packet and offered them to fellow officers at the end of a night shift Mirror 3/7/2017 News Edge Hill University launches a Professional Doctorate in Emergency Services Management Edge Hill University Business School is proud to launch its new professional doctorate research programme from September 2017. This is the first integrated programme of its kind for the ambulance, fire & rescue and police services. Designed for senior managers and potential leaders, this novel and unique programme provides a unique opportunity to engage in cross‐disciplinary dialogue with academics, and fellow practitioners interested in the wider aspects of emergency management Policing Insight 3/7/2017 News The independent report into deaths in custody must be delayed no longer Dr Omar Khan of the Runnymede Trust, Martha Spurrier of Liberty, Kate Paradine of Women in Prison and others question the continued and unexplained delays in publishing a report due a year ago The Guardian 3/7/2017 Feature, Opinion Amber Rudd urged to publish report on deaths in police custody Report from review set up by Theresa May in 2015 was due last summer but Home Office has yet to set date for release The Guardian 3/7/2017 News «437743784379438043814382438343844385Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
