Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115590 total results. Showing results 87921 to 87940 «439343944395439643974398439944004401Next ›Last » Teenage detectives on the case as police seek knife crime answers Merseyside police recruit ‘trainees’ for mock investigation and trial. The Guardian 11/7/2019 News Number of police assaults in Tayside and Fife an ‘absolute disgrace’ There have been 383 assaults in D division (Tayside) and 281 in P division (Fife) since the formation of Police Scotland in June 2013. The Courier (Scotland) 11/7/2019 News Farmers and landowners launch a new Rural CrimeStoppers programme A new campaign to cut country crime across Glamorgan has been launched to put an end to opportunist thieves stealing valuable agricultural equipment and tools. AgriLand 11/7/2019 News How Theresa May’s war on the police backfired British law enforcement is famous around the world for its brand of neighbourhood policing. But this now exists largely in memory in the place where policing was invented. The Spectator 11/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Police force takes legal action over policy requiring new officers to have a degree Lincolnshire Police is seeking a judicial review of the College of Policing scheme, which was introduced last year, arguing that it will place officers in the classroom rather than out on the front line. The Telegraph 11/7/2019 News Report to be published on death of unarmed man shot by police Inquiry findings due more than seven years after fatal shooting. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/7/2019 News PEQF – Judicial Review Action Launched Chief Constable of Lincolnshire Seeks Judicial Review of College of Policing scheme to require all new police officers to obtain a degree Lincolnshire Police 11/7/2019 News Glass ceiling for women in Garda ‘a thing of the past’ Guests at the 60th anniversary celebration of the first women joining the garda have been told that the female members of the force no longer face a glass ceiling. The Times - Subscription at source 11/7/2019 News All frontline police should have Tasers, says Home Office review, as forces give huge boost to their use to combat violence All frontline police officers should be issued with Tasers, says a Home Office review, as forces massively increase the number of officers trained to use the weapons to combat rising violence. The Telegraph 11/7/2019 News Rape victims in Scotland ‘under pressure to corroborate cases’ Rape victims are being put under pressure to report incidents in order to corroborate other cases, activists have claimed, amid fresh concerns the Scottish legal system hampers prosecutions. The Times - Subscription at source 11/7/2019 News Inquiry begins after police filmed pinning down man ‘having a fit’ Video shows man saying ‘I can’t breathe’ while Met officers restrain him on London street. The Guardian 10/7/2019 News Ministers cannot allow Frontline Review to gather dust The Home Office will be held to account to deliver on its frontline review plans, National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) John Apter tells Policing Minister Nick Hurd. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 10/7/2019 News Public encouraged to take part in policing questionnaire Members of the public, community groups, elected representatives and other interested parties are being urged to take part in an online questionnaire about the operation of the organisation which oversees policing in Scotland. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 10/7/2019 News Response to Policing Insight article on new entry routes ​DCC Bernie O'Reilly said: "The College of Policing is aware of a potential legal challenge in relation to the implementation of the new entry routes into policing." College of Policing 10/7/2019 News Thousands of Border Force seizures in international operation against wildlife crime Border Force has seized thousands of products containing endangered plant and animal species as part of an international operation targeting wildlife criminals. Home Office 10/7/2019 News Police Federation: We stand ready to mount pensions legal challenge PFEW makes joint statement with regional colleagues on pensions challenge. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/7/2019 News UK and Switzerland boost collaboration on security and migration Home Secretary Sajid Javid pledged to boost security cooperation with Switzerland, while Brexit Secretary Steve Barclay signed a migration agreement. Home Office 10/7/2019 News EXCLUSIVE: Chief Constable seeks judicial review over College of Policing’s degree entry scheme EXCLUSIVE: Lincolnshire's Chief Constable Bill Skelly is mounting a legal challenge against the College of Policing over the new degree entry scheme that could reduce the force's frontline by 40 officers or 10 per cent of its deployable strength. Policing Insight reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/7/2019 News ICO issues GDPR warning to police forces over facial recognition technology 'I remain deeply concerned about the roll out of this technology,' Elizabeth Denham warns police forces Computing 10/7/2019 News Novichok poisoning: police did not seal potentially infected areas for three days Concerns have been raised about the response to the second Wiltshire novichok poisonings after it emerged that one of the victims was treated for the effects of the nerve agent three days before a major incident was declared. The Guardian 10/7/2019 News «439343944395439643974398439944004401Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
