Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 89281 to 89300 «446144624463446444654466446744684469Next ›Last » No confidence motion in Police Scotland debated in Holyrood A motion of no confidence in the strategic ability of Police Scotland and its Scottish Police Authority (SPA) watchdog will be debated at Holyrood today. The Scotsman 6/12/2017 News Wales police technology has ‘ethical responsibility too’ Technology could revolutionise policing in Wales but it comes with its own set of ethical responsibilities, according to a leading officer. BBC 6/12/2017 News Derbyshire police warn cuts threaten frontline officers and investigations to focus on cyber crime The force needs to save £10m in four years to fight crimes such as modern slavery, human trafficking and child exploitation Burton Mail 6/12/2017 News Snatch squads to halt moped menace in London Police squads drag suspects from bikes in new tactic The Standard 6/12/2017 News PC James Dixon: Tributes to officer killed in crash Tributes have been paid to an on-duty police officer who died along with a 91-year-old woman following a crash on the A4 in Berkshire. BBC 6/12/2017 News Former Met Commissioner highlights challenges of fighting terrorism Former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Lord Ian Blair says "something will always get through" as security services have a huge number of "people of interest" to monitor. LBC 6/12/2017 News MSPs to debate motion of no confidence in Police Scotland Lib Dems demand independent commission to look at strategic problems in policing. STV News 6/12/2017 News The government has serious questions to answer after terror attacks By Diane Abbott, Labour’s shadow home secretary The Times - Subscription at source 6/12/2017 Feature, Opinion Submission to the Commission on the future of policing in Ireland REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Commission on the Future of Policing has been asked as part of its terms of reference to carry out a fundamental review of the role, structures, leadership and management, ethos and culture of policing and existing oversight. [pdf] Garda Síochána Inspectorate (GSI) (Republic of Ireland) 6/12/2017 Report MI5 and police ‘thwart plot to assassinate Theresa May’ Joint operation allegedly uncovers terrorists’ plan to bomb way into Downing Street and then kill PM The Guardian 6/12/2017 News Alleged Terror Plot ‘To Kill Theresa May’ Foiled By Police And MI5 – Reports Two men arrested last week to appear in court. Huffington Post 6/12/2017 News On-duty police officer killed in crash between his motorbike and a car An on-duty police officer has been killed after being involved in a fatal road crash while on board his motorcycle. The Telegraph 6/12/2017 News Hero police motorcyclist star of Sky show Road Wars dies 91-year-old woman is also killed after his bike smashes into her car in Berkshire village Mail Online 6/12/2017 News Key points from David Anderson report on handling of UK terror attacks QC studied internal reviews of MI5 and counter-terror police’s handling of intelligence prior to four 2017 terror attacks The Guardian 6/12/2017 News Ex-police chief Bob Quick may sue Damian Green over porn row Former Met police assistant commissioner says he is considering legal action over MP’s ‘hurtful’ attempts to discredit him The Guardian 6/12/2017 News Nine terrorist attacks prevented in UK in last year, says MI5 boss Head of security service Andrew Parker tells cabinet five attacks ‘got through’, four of them related to Islamist terrorism The Guardian 6/12/2017 News The police have discovered social media banter – the result is no joke We expect the police to be professional and respectful, and yet they publicise arrests with smirking hashtags and faux-advent calendar The Guardian 6/12/2017 Feature, Opinion Elite prison squad deployed to jails 580 times last year Number of callouts for the national tactical response group has been on the rise in England and Wales, figures show The Guardian 6/12/2017 News Security services thwart ‘Islamist plot to kill prime minister’ An alleged Islamist plot to kill the prime minister at Downing Street has been thwarted by the police and security services, it was revealed last night. The Times - Subscription at source 6/12/2017 News Retract hurtful comments or I’ll sue, retired Met chief Bob Quick tells Damian Green A retired Scotland Yard anti-terror chief has threatened to sue Damian Green if the cabinet minister does not publicly retract “deeply hurtful” allegations that he lied about “vast amounts” of pornography discovered on the MP’s parliamentary computer. The Times - Subscription at source 6/12/2017 News «446144624463446444654466446744684469Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
