Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98635 total results. Showing results 89281 to 89300 «446144624463446444654466446744684469Next ›Last » Electoral fraud inspection ‘took too long coming’ says London Assembly The Mayor of London “took too long” to push for an inspection into the way the Met handled allegations of electoral fraud during the Tower Hamlets election in 2014, London Assembly members have said Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/3/2017 News Police unravel multiple aliases of Westminster terrorist Khalid Masood The 52-year-old Kent-born attacker had been convicted of violent offences and may have been a late convert to Islam The Guardian 24/3/2017 News London attack: MPs warned last month that Parliament’s security ‘weak spot’ was putting officers at risk MPs warned last month that security at Parliament's main gates was so weak it could put police officers at risk. The Telegraph 24/3/2017 News Questions raised as Met Police left without permanent Commissioner in charge during terror outrage The Westminster terror outrage came at a time when the Metropolitan Police is without a permanent Commissioner in charge The Telegraph 24/3/2017 News How Canada learnt the same security lesson Security was tightened after Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, a Muslim convert, opened fire on the Canadian parliament The Times - Subscription at source 24/3/2017 Analysis, Feature London attack: Home secretary says don’t blame intelligence agencies Home Secretary Amber Rudd has warned against "pointing any finger of blame" at the security services over the London terror attack. BBC 24/3/2017 News Police minister Brandon Lewis on ‘thin blue line’ spending Policing minister Brandon Lewis says forces have the resources they need, after being challenged about the "thin blue line". BBC 24/3/2017 Feature, Opinion London attack: UK’s most senior police officer confirms he witnessed the fatal stabbing Acting commissioner of the Met Police is being treated as a significant witness The Independent 23/3/2017 News Questions raised as Met Police left without permanent Commissioner in charge during terror outrage The Westminster terror outrage came at a time when the Metropolitan Police is without a permanent Commissioner in charge. The Telegraph 23/3/2017 News After London terror attack – should all police be armed? Arguments for and against Every force in the UK has its own Firearms Unit, but the total number of armed officers in England and Wales fell from 6,906 in 2009 to 5,639 in March 2016 Mirror 23/3/2017 Feature, Opinion MPs warned about lack of security at gates to Parliament two weeks ago: Urgent security review launched as officials face questions over why they were guarded by unarmed officers Concerns about the lack of security at the gates to Parliament were raised by MPs just two weeks before they were breached by the knife-wielding killer, the Mail can reveal. Mail Online 23/3/2017 News Policing Insight launches “instant access” individual subscriptions Policing Insight launches a new instant access individual subscription feature. This new functionality allows readers to access subscriber content straight away. It also means that users can themselves manage their subscription plans online, rather than having to rely on email or telephone contact with Policing Insight's admin team. Policing Insight 23/3/2017 News PCCs adopt varied approach to new complaints legislation Following the introduction of the Policing and Crime Act 2017, Police and Crime Commissioners will assume responsibility for delivering a local police complaints system. Policing Insight takes a look at the different approaches PCCs are planning to adopt. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/3/2017 Analysis Attack on London: Policing the imprecise threat Sir Hugh Orde, former PSNI Chief Constable and President of the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO), provides a personal perspective on the Westminster attack, and identifies key challenges that police leaders now face. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/3/2017 Opinion ‘Service providers must do more’ as child abuse hits record levels Software giants have been urged to take a harder line on child sex crimes as more than six children were abused every hour last year. Police Professional 23/3/2017 News First time criminals may avoid a record under new police scheme First-time offenders may be able to avoid a police record, as part of plans by Devon and Cornwall Police to prevent re-offending. A three-year deferred charging "GPS Pathfinder" pilot to be launched in June follows a similar ground-breaking scheme in Durham. Plymouth Live 23/3/2017 News Humberside Police receive ZERO applications for chief constable job (but they’re not worried) Not one person has applied to become the new £159,000-a-year chief constable of Humberside Police. But David Hudson, spokesman for Humberside police and crime commissioner (PCC) Keith Hunter, reports there have been enquiries, and insists he is "not surprised at all" not to have received a single application ahead of the April 2 deadline. Hull Live 23/3/2017 News Seven arrested over Westminster terror attack Hundreds of detectives worked through the night to catch anyone who may have been involved Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/3/2017 News Seven detained after Westminster terror attack as nation pauses at 9.33am to remember Police have arrested seven people in raids in London, Birmingham and elsewhere linked to the Westminster terror attack that brought death to the heart of British democracy. Police Professional 23/3/2017 News London attack: New Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick hails brave police officers and slain PC Keith Palmer Incoming Metropolitan Police commissioner Cressida Dick has praised the bravery of officers involved in the Westminster attack. In a message to staff, Ms Dick - who takes up the job next month - described Wednesday as a "tragic day for London and the Met". The Standard 23/3/2017 News «446144624463446444654466446744684469Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
