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Showing results 89041 to 89060 «444944504451445244534454445544564457Next ›Last » Howard League report explores policing of children’s homes Police forces are receiving a high number of call-outs from some children’s homes, which drain their resources and increase the risk of children in care being criminalised, research by the Howard League for Penal Reform reveals today Howard League for Penal Reform 18/12/2017 News Young people in care being ‘criminalised’ as police receive unnecessarily high number of calls to children’s homes Howard League for Penal Reform warns police forces are routinely being called to children’s homes to deal with minor issues — exposing youngsters to unnecessary interaction with police The Independent 18/12/2017 News Artificial intelligence will detect child abuse images to save police from trauma Artificial intelligence will take on the gruelling task of scanning for images of child abuse on suspects' phones and computers so that police officers are no longer subjected to psychological trauma within "two to three years". The Telegraph 18/12/2017 News Bristol refugee murder review accuses police of institutional racism City council and police wrongly thought of Bijan Ebrahimi, who was killed by a neighbour, as a troublemaker, says review The Guardian 18/12/2017 News Road deaths and accidents increase after speed limits cut More deaths have been recorded in new 20mph zones in Somerset than before the speed limit was lowered. The Times - Subscription at source 18/12/2017 News Burglary victim battles to save Met police stations A university lecturer who suffered horrific injuries during a raid by thugs on his family home is campaigning against the closure of public counters at police stations in Britain’s biggest force. The Times - Subscription at source 18/12/2017 News UK police given extra £50m to fund fight against terrorism Extra cash will increase intelligence and surveillance capabilities and pay for armed officers to patrol city centres The Guardian 18/12/2017 News Student wrongly accused of rape says he will sue police and CPS as he questions why he was made to stand trial A student wrongly tried for rape after police failed to hand over vital evidence that exonerated him has vowed to sue the police and the CPS as he called for a change to the system. The Telegraph 17/12/2017 News Nowadays only one sort of victim gets justice By Dominic Lawson The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 17/12/2017 Feature, Opinion Police should be hunting real paedophiles now, not imaginary ones in the murky past By Simon Heffer The Sunday Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/12/2017 Feature, Opinion ‘WE STAND WITH COPS’ Government to provide extra police funding to protect Brits from terrorism that killed 36 in the UK this year "The government's first responsibility is to keep our country and citizens safe - which is why the Chancellor and Home Secretary have agreed extra £50million policing budge", By Philip Hammond, Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Amber Rudd, Home Secretary The Sun 17/12/2017 Feature, Opinion Government hands police £50million funding boost to tackle UK terrorism The Chancellor and the Home Secretary have agreed on extras cash to boost intelligence and surveillance capabilities and pay for armed officers to patrol city centres The Sun 17/12/2017 News Police Scotland to cough up £3m for cops’ overtime Thousands of serving and retired officers are due money following the successful test case brought by the Scottish Police Federation at the Court of Session in Edinburgh. Daily Record 17/12/2017 News £50m extra for terror policing Ministers are to plough an extra £50m into counter-terrorist policing after the Home Office asked for more money to deal with the “fast-changing” threat to Britain. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 17/12/2017 News The criminals, crackpots and extremists who have poisoned anti-fracking camp protests How demonstrators are costing taxpayers £4 million as police step up efforts by arresting 400 of them. Mail Online 17/12/2017 Analysis, Feature Albion v Palace weapons claims: Crime commissioner fails to hold police to account A POLICE boss has failed to find out why false claims were made about weapons at the Albion v Crystal Palace match. The Argus 16/12/2017 News Police’s missing shirts, handcuffs and trousers cost force Shirts, handcuffs, batons and pants have been reported missing by police officers in the last three years. BBC 16/12/2017 News Rape and sex assaults soar in Britain’s first official red light district causing police to double patrols Rapes and sex assaults reported to police have increased alarmingly in an area designated as Britain’s first legalised red light district. Mail Online 16/12/2017 News Rape case scandal is just ‘tip of the iceberg’ The case of an innocent student put on trial for rape because police withheld evidence is just the “tip of the iceberg”, senior barristers said last night. The Times - Subscription at source 16/12/2017 News Police seize first ‘gone in 60 seconds’ high-tech ‘relay’ device used by thieves to steal cars on driveways Britain's first hi-tech 'relay' device used to steal cars in under 60 seconds without keys has been seized by police. Mail Online 15/12/2017 News «444944504451445244534454445544564457Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
