Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96398 total results. Showing results 88001 to 88020 «439743984399440044014402440344044405Next ›Last » Scotland Yard to adopt new fleet of hybrid police cars and bikes to combat toxic air in London Scotland Yard is launching a ‘green revolution’ with a new fleet of hundreds of hybrid electric cars to help combat London’s toxic air crisis. The Standard 1/2/2017 News PCCs: What’s the plan? Crest Advisory takes a look at PCCs' Police and Crime Plans Crest Advisory 1/2/2017 Analysis, Feature Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Criminology Salary: £38,428 to £50,396 pa. Closes: 6th March 2017 University of Roehampton 1/2/2017 Jobs Supreme Court rules PSNI had power to stop flag protests A Belfast resident has won a case at the UK's highest court over the failure of the PSNI to prevent union flag protests. The Irish News (Republic of Ireland) 1/2/2017 News Leaders face public scrutiny as Police Scotland said to be ‘in crisis’ Policing leaders are being summoned to a parliamentary summit to answer the charge of “an organisation in crisis” as Scotland’s national force faces a growing funding gap heading over the £200 million barrier. Police Professional 1/2/2017 News North Wales to get 17 more police officers as budget increase finally passed Police boss Arfon Jones gets precept approved after spat with crime panel North Wales Live 1/2/2017 News New York City police to wear body cameras under labor settlement New York City and its largest police union settled on a tentative five-year labor contract on Tuesday that includes salary increases while also agreeing that all patrol officers will wear body cameras by the end of 2019. Mail Online 1/2/2017 News Force acted unlawfully in monitoring officers’ phones A force acted unlawfully in using RIPA legislation to monitor the phones of two of its officers, a tribunal has ruled. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/2/2017 News Stop-and-search can’t be based on a hunch A new code of practice should prevent police officers acting on "hunches" The Scotsman 1/2/2017 Feature, Opinion Top judges rule snooping by Cleveland Police was unlawful A panel of top judges ruled yesterday that Cleveland Police acted unlawfully when it monitored the phones of Northern Echo journalists to track down a series of leaks. The Northern Echo 1/2/2017 News Dissident murder bid probe hindered by silence of public, warns police chief Hamilton But PSNI chief says 'we’ve enough people to do the job' Belfast Telegraph 1/2/2017 News Lincolnshire Police welcome new Chief Constable Bill Skelly Lincolnshire Police have today welcomed their new Chief Constable Bill Skelly as he starts work with the force. Lincolnshire Reporter 1/2/2017 News Philippines president orders police to stop all anti-drug operations Rodrigo Duterte says military and narcotics enforcement agency under his office will continue the war on drugs The Guardian 1/2/2017 News Britain’s £10m bill to police state visit President Trump’s state visit could be the most expensive in British history, with predictions that policing costs alone will exceed £10 million as it becomes a focal point for protests. The Times - Subscription at source 1/2/2017 News Police force broke law by spying on whistleblower and journalists Cleveland police spied on Steve Matthews, chairman of the local Police Federation, who was assisting in a race discrimination claim The Times - Subscription at source 1/2/2017 News UK police force’s monitoring of reporters’ phones ruled unlawful Investigatory powers tribunal finds there was no lawful basis for Cleveland police accessing records in leak inquiry The Guardian 1/2/2017 News Force pulls out of back office collaboration programme Project would not deliver required savings in necessary timeframe, it states Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/2/2017 News Domestic abuse: Why Russia believes the first time is not a crime Russia's lower house of parliament, the Duma, has approved an amendment that removes domestic abuse from the criminal code. BBC 1/2/2017 News Policing is changing UNISON police and justice service group chair Caryl Nobs talks about the changes to policing and why she hopes police members vote in the terms and conditions ballot taking place in England and Wales UNISON 1/2/2017 Feature, Opinion Frontline police officers in Norfolk and Suffolk to be wearing body cameras by June People committing crime in Norfolk could be caught on film by police officers wearing cameras by the summer, it has emerged. Eastern Daily Press 1/2/2017 News «439743984399440044014402440344044405Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
