Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115568 total results. Showing results 89121 to 89140 «445344544455445644574458445944604461Next ›Last » Independent review of the Modern Slavery Act: final report In July 2018, the government commissioned Frank Field MP, Maria Miller MP and Baroness Butler-Sloss to undertake an independent review of the Modern Slavery Act 2015. Home Office 22/5/2019 Report Victims in London let down by ‘wholly unsatisfactory probation service One in five victims of serious crimes are not being offered access to a statutory scheme to keep them updated about the offender, a watchdog report reveals. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/5/2019 News Signing up to police learning programme that ‘professionalises the professionals’ New police recruits are heading back to the classroom to gain landmark qualifications as educational institutions bid to “further professionalise” the service. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/5/2019 News Police has ‘no statutory power’ for wholesale processing of people’s data Facial recognition technology is allowing the police to violate people’s human rights in a way they have “never been able to do before,” a court has heard. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/5/2019 News Met inquiry into cover-up claims at Police Scotland Claims that undercover Scottish officers burnt documents as part of a cover-up are to be investigated by an outside force. The Times - Subscription at source 22/5/2019 News Police claimed ‘not proven’ verdict implied guilt In a letter to Dundee city council objecting to an application for a taxi licence, police cited the driver’s three minor criminal convictions dating back more than seven years and a charge against him that was found not proven by a jury in 2017. The Times - Subscription at source 22/5/2019 News Tenfold surge in number of child slavery probes as police warn there are ‘just too many predators out there’ Police say that one in three probes into modern slavery now concern children. About a third exploited by gangs had been reported missing to police before. Experts say the rise has been fuelled by the growth of the county lines menace. Mail Online 22/5/2019 News Comment: We need to know switch in police resources is making a difference Portsmouth South MP Stephen Morgan is quite clear. He says that Hampshire police and crime commissioner Michael Lane assured him that a £24-a-year per person council tax increase would result in 200 new police officers out on our streets fighting crime. The News (Portsmouth) 22/5/2019 Feature, Opinion ‘Dismay’ as £24-a-year tax rise sees just ‘80 extra’ police officers in Hampshire – but a big cut in PCSOs Council taxpayers have been asked to fork out more money and in publicity leaflets were promised there would be: ‘200 new officers, 65 police staff investigators, and training for PCSOs’. The message was that the ‘extra officers will tackle local crime’. The News (Portsmouth) 22/5/2019 News Almost half of millennials in UK exposed to domestic abuse during childhood, poll finds In total, 47 per cent of the 2,004 UK 18-34-year-olds reported witnessing a parent being a victim of domestic abuse as a child, compared with 28 per cent of 35-54-year-olds and 17 per cent of those who are over 55. The Independent 22/5/2019 News University joins forces with the police to deliver new study programme The University of South Wales (USW) has signed contracts to provide specialist education to new police officers across four forces in England and one in Wales. Wales 24/7 22/5/2019 News More West Midlands cops are now armed – despite fall in police numbers The latest Home Office figures reveal there were 241 armed officers in West Midlands Police as of March 2018 Birmingham Live 22/5/2019 News Government to pick up bill for Police and Crime Commissioner election The government has confirmed it will pick up the bill for the upcoming Police and Crime Commissioner election, following the resignation of Dame Vera Baird, after the Liberal Democrats raised a question in Parliament Chronicle Live (North East) 22/5/2019 News Amazon set for facial recognition revolt Opposition to Amazon's sale of its facial recognition technology to US police forces is set to come to a head at its annual general meeting on Wednesday. BBC 22/5/2019 News Legal test of police right to scan faces in a crowd A man is challenging police use of facial recognition technology after being scanned while he was Christmas shopping, saying it was a breach of his right to privacy. The Times - Subscription at source 22/5/2019 News Policing the rise of the right To read the accounts of events in Oldham on Saturday from those on the Tommy Robinson side, the reader could be forgiven for thinking that the police provided an ‘escort’ to Muslim Defence League youths opposing Robinson with the sole intention of facilitating an attack on his meeting. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/5/2019 Feature, Opinion Draft Domestic Abuse Bill: overarching documents (update May 2019) Documents relating to the draft Domestic Abuse Bill. Home Office 21/5/2019 Report National force review after ‘unprofessional’ conduct claims A chief is prioritising public confidence of covert policing after asking an external force to probe “unsatisfactory and unprofessional” conduct by a now defunct undercover policing unit. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/5/2019 News Investigation into allegations concerning officers in the Metropolitan Police Service’s Directorate of Professional Standards We received a total of 38 allegations relating to 15 officers and one member of police staff. Following an extensive scoping exercise and review of evidence, our investigation focused on 21 allegations concerning eight officers and one member of staff. The officers are between the ranks of Chief Inspector and Chief Superintendent. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 21/5/2019 News Facial recognition technology ‘violates human rights and must end’, landmark court case hears Dan Squires QC: “The reason AFR represents such a step change is you are able to capture almost instantaneously the biometric data of thousands of people. It has profound consequences for privacy and data protection rights, and the legal framework which currently applies to the use of AFR by the police does not ensure those rights are sufficiently protected." The Independent 21/5/2019 News «445344544455445644574458445944604461Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
