Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115580 total results. Showing results 88301 to 88320 «441244134414441544164417441844194420Next ›Last » Scottish Police Authority chairwoman calls for reform to stop watchdog being ‘weak and ineffective’ Police Scotland’s civilian watchdog will remain “weak” and ineffective without potentially controversial reforms, its chairwoman has warned. The Times - Subscription at source 27/6/2019 News Crime solving rates ‘woefully low’, Met Police Commissioner says Too many crimes are being left unsolved, the Metropolitan Police Commissioner has said. BBC 27/6/2019 News Transgender hate crimes recorded by police goes up 81% The number of transgender hate crimes recorded by police forces in England, Scotland and Wales has risen by 81%, latest figures suggest. BBC 27/6/2019 News Nearly £5 million of funding to tackle serious violence The Home Secretary has allocated a further £4.8 million to support projects that steer young people away from knife crime and serious violence. Home Office 26/6/2019 News UK crime in a ‘woeful’ state as Met Police’s Cressida Dick admits ‘we need a magic wand’ According to the Daily Mail, police forces across the country are struggling to investigate up to half of the alleged crimes while many offences are reportedly “screened out” within 24 hours of the offence. Express 26/6/2019 News Watchdog launches probe after mentally-ill man brandishing knife Tasered Man who 'stabbed himself' in critical condition. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/6/2019 News Police ‘excessive restraint contributed to death’ in Taser arrest Force notes more could have been done to de-escalate struggle at probation hostel. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/6/2019 News Presumption against short sentences extended Ineffective short prison sentences of 12 months or less are expected to reduce after MSPs voted for a presumption against their use. Scottish Government 26/6/2019 News Justice Secretary to review ‘too cosy’ relationship between senior officers and their oversight body Police complaints system should be sped up in wake of former chief's case, interim report suggests. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/6/2019 News PCC by-election: the candidates and their promises Among the four candidates vying to become the next Northumbria police and crime commissioner (PCC) is a politician promising to treat drug use as a health issue and the region’s first ever independent PCC candidate. Police Professional 26/6/2019 News Garda Commissioner Drew Harris says hard Brexit will need more border police The Republic’s top police officer says additional policing will be needed to patrol the border in the event of a hard Brexit. News Letter (Northern Ireland) 26/6/2019 News Extra firearms officers for South Yorkshire Police as force announces new recruitment drive The ranks of specialist firearms officers employed by South Yorkshire Police is set to increase as part of a move to boost specialist officer numbers by 10 per cent. The Yorkshire Post 26/6/2019 News Railway policing to be run by committee as merger plans ditched Railway policing in Scotland is to be governed by a new committee, under the latest Scottish government plans. BBC 26/6/2019 News ‘Woefully low’: Cressida Dick calls for action on crime-solving rates Met commissioner calls for better use of data to fight fall in detection rates The Guardian 26/6/2019 News Met police pay out £700,000 to detained anti-fascist protesters Scotland Yard has been forced to pay a total of more than £700,000 in compensation to 153 anti-fascist campaigners who were arrested by police during a demonstration and detained for up to 14 hours. The Guardian 26/6/2019 News Northern Ireland: Concern as mother who bought abortion pills for daughter to face criminal trial Amnesty International is concerned that a date has been listed for the criminal trial of a mother who bought abortion pills online for her then 15-year-old daughter, despite the outcome of a judicial review challenging the decision to prosecute her still being unknown. Amnesty International 26/6/2019 News Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf backs call for police complaints panel Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf has said a call for an independent panel to deal with misconduct complaints against senior Police Scotland officers will be taken “very seriously”. The National 26/6/2019 News Police and watchdog could be too cosy, Humza Yousaf admits The justice secretary will address the relationship between Police Scotland and its watchdogs amid claims that things are “too cosy”. The Times - Subscription at source 26/6/2019 News Management of Offenders Bill passed Expansion of electronic monitoring and disclosure improvements. Scottish Government 26/6/2019 News Emergency Services Network (update June 2019) The Emergency Services Network will be the new communication system used by the 3 emergency services and other public safety users in the UK. Home Office 26/6/2019 News «441244134414441544164417441844194420Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
