Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 88281 to 88300 «441144124413441444154416441744184419Next ›Last » Police set aside crying rooms for menopausal WPCs A police force has opened “crying rooms” for officers going through the menopause. Express 29/1/2018 News £1.5m to give Burton and Uttoxeter police better body cameras to record evidence Roughly 1,300 devices to be handed out to officers Burton Mail 29/1/2018 News Police watchdog warned government to ‘back off’ The head of a police watchdog warned a Scottish government aide against interfering with her independence. BBC 29/1/2018 News Plans for direct entry for chief officers will not include top rank The scheme cannot reach 'the very top jobs' as legislation is not being amended Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/1/2018 News Social media firms told to crack down on grooming Ministers have been urged to force social media companies to crack down on online grooming after police revealed that they have investigated more than 1,300 allegations of children being targeted in breach of a new law. The Times - Subscription at source 29/1/2018 News Police making basic disclosure errors, says attorney-general Police and prosecutors are not carrying out basic procedures when it comes to disclosure and there is no excuse for recent failures to uncover key evidence that exonerated or supported the case of defendants, according to the attorney-general. The Times 29/1/2018 News Sexual history ‘wrongly used’ in rape trials Two former law officers are launching a cross-party challenge to the attorney-general and justice secretary over rape complainants being questioned about their sexual history in court. The Times - Subscription at source 29/1/2018 News Government urged to tackle online grooming The government has to do more to force social media companies to tackle online grooming, the NSPCC has said. BBC 29/1/2018 News Lincolnshire Police wants to recruit up to a dozen cops – if they speak Polish, Latvian or Lithuanian The force wants the £22,000-a-year constables due to the area’s large Eastern European communities The Sun 28/1/2018 News Michael Matheson facing calls to resign over latest police claims Opposition parties have today called on Justice Secretary Michael Matheson to resign over fresh claims of Government "interference" with Police Scotland. The Scotsman 28/1/2018 News Lincolnshire Police wants to recruit up to a dozen cops – if they speak Polish, Latvian or Lithuanian The force wants the £22,000-a-year constables due to the area’s large Eastern European communities The Sun 28/1/2018 News Nats Justice Minister Michael Matheson facing fresh calls to quit for ‘police meddling’ Holyrood rivals have urged him to stand down after it emerged one of his aides suggested delaying a damning report by a force watchdog The Scottish Sun 28/1/2018 News Devon police under fire for proposal to suspend badger protection law Devon and Cornwall force’s idea to ease the pressure of policing the cull was termed ‘appalling’ The Guardian 28/1/2018 News Police watchdog warned government to “back off” The head of a police watchdog warned a Scottish government aide against interfering with her independence. BBC 28/1/2018 News Exclusive: Emails reveal police commissioner accused Scottish government of interfering after Justice Secretary’s aide asks her to delay scathing report Scotland's independent police watchdog accused the Scottish Government of trying to interfere with her work in scathing emails seen by the Sunday Post. The Sunday Post 28/1/2018 News Michael Matheson facing calls to resign over latest police claims Opposition parties have today called on Justice Secretary Michael Matheson to resign over fresh claims of Government "interference" with Police Scotland. The Scotsman 28/1/2018 News Matheson urged to quit over attempted ‘governmental interference’ at police watchdog Justice Secretary Michael Matheson is facing calls to resign after one of his top officials apparently tried to interfere in the work of an independent police watchdog. The Herald (Scotland) 28/1/2018 News AI opens up ways to ‘see the unseeable’ in public safety – provided it’s used responsibly Artificial intelligence could be a huge boon to policing and public safety - but it must be used responsibly and win public trust. James Slessor, Managing Director of Accenture Public Safety, reflects on the possibilities. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/1/2018 Opinion Pension fears for retired railway police officers Retired railway police officers have expressed dismay at plans to use their pension pots to begin a new fund as part of a controversial merger. The Scotsman 28/1/2018 News Police force brings in ‘patronising and insulting’ ‘have a cry’ space for menopausal female officers Middle-aged female police officers are being provided with ‘crying rooms’ at work for when they feel overcome with emotion during the menopause. Mail Online 28/1/2018 News «441144124413441444154416441744184419Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
