Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100981 total results. Showing results 88041 to 88060 «439944004401440244034404440544064407Next ›Last » Failed CPS lawyers are paid off with public money The Crown Prosecution Service used taxpayers’ money to pay off lawyers found guilty of misconduct and gave complex cases to prosecutors criticised by judges in open court, The Times can reveal. The Times - Subscription at source 20/10/2017 News We’re finding it harder to do our job, say West Yorkshire Police West Yorkshire Police has warned that it is becoming increasingly difficult for the force to do its job at the same level after new figures showed a rise in recorded crime last year. Yorkshire Evening Post 19/10/2017 News Under-investigation chief constable says he has ‘passion to keep doing this job’ Northern Ireland's most senior officer has spoken of his firm conviction that "critical incident" allegations surrounding an unprecedented criminal and misconduct in public office investigation will prove unfounded. Police Professional 19/10/2017 News Vulnerable teens’ homes ‘taken over for drug deals’ The homes of vulnerable teenagers are being taken over by criminal gangs and used to store weapons and carry out drugs deals, police have said. BBC 19/10/2017 News Amber Rudd will know these offences cause most harm – and alarm – for public Murder up, knife crime up, robbery up. Indeed, every main category of crime recorded by police in England and Wales is up. The Times - Subscription at source 19/10/2017 Feature, Opinion Macron urges French police to ‘attack problems’ and make full use of new anti-terror powers Police forces across France have been urged to fully utilise new anti-terror laws as the country remains in a "state of war". Police Professional 19/10/2017 News Police forces in Suffolk and Essex to review financial situations as Norfolk Constabulary reveals shake-up Police chiefs in Suffolk and north Essex are to review their financial situations as fellow East Anglian force Norfolk announces the biggest shake-up in its history. East Anglian Daily Times 19/10/2017 News 3.5 million cyber-crimes recorded, true figure could be 20.5 million Fraud and computer misuse offences accounted for almost half of the 10.8m criminal acts recorded by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) in its Crime Survey for England and Wales (CESW), accounting for some 5m crimes. SC Media 19/10/2017 News Norfolk Police could axe all PCSOs A police force could be the first to axe all of its community support officers amid falling budgets and an "unparalleled growth in complex crime". BBC 19/10/2017 News South Yorkshire’s PCC Decisions The PCC has made 29 decisions since 1 April 2017 to 13 September 2017. South Yorkshire OPCC 19/10/2017 Report South Yorkshire Capital Expenditure Programme for 2017/18 The report indicates the forecast year-end position as at 31 July 2017, will result in capital expenditure of approximately £2m above the amount agreed. South Yorkshire OPCC 19/10/2017 Report Commissioner ‘open to’ reserve police force idea But scheme which could retain retired officers' skills will not be imminently looked at by Met. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/10/2017 News West Yorkshire Police respond to latest crime statistics The chance of becoming a crime victim in West Yorkshire still remains low. While the latest ONS crime statistics published nationally for the year up to the end of June show a 17.6% rise in crime across the county, West Yorkshire Police estimate that just 5% relates to an actual increased risk of being a victim of crime in the county. West Yorkshire Police 19/10/2017 News If only spycops were just paranoid fantasy It is highly unlikely that police forces have stopped spying on protest groups and politicians, say Donal O’Driscoll and Eveline Lubbers. Hence the importance of the undercover policing inquiry The Guardian 19/10/2017 Feature, Opinion Woman barred from police after teenage indiscretion A bright young graduate’s dream of joining the police was ruined because she had been told off for shoplifting from Primark when she was 13 years old. The Times - Subscription at source 19/10/2017 News Stephen Glover: Obsessed by hate crime – but giving up on burglars. How I despair of our police’s daft priorities Police chiefs are always belly-aching about how budgets have been cut so drastically they no longer have the resources to investigate many ordinary crimes. Mail Online 19/10/2017 Feature, Opinion Hate crime is a meaningless and dangerous myth, says Leo McKinstry Britain is a land of remarkable tolerance but that is not how the politically correct brigade regards us. Express 19/10/2017 Feature, Opinion Detectives ‘less valued by forces than they used to be’ Overwhelming view among those working in the role. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/10/2017 News Council leaders united against commissioner’s fire service bid Conservative and Labour council leaders have united to condemn the region's police and crime commissioner for his decision to go ahead with a bid to take over the governance of the fire service. Shropshire Star 19/10/2017 News Gloucestershire Police and Crime Commissioner Martin Surl hits out at “scaremongering” over calls for greater police presence Police chiefs have hit out at "scaremongering" by councillors in Gloucestershire after new figures showed a decline in crime in the Cotswolds. Cotswold Journal 19/10/2017 News «439944004401440244034404440544064407Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
