Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 89401 to 89420 «446744684469447044714472447344744475Next ›Last » Hundreds of new drivers banned for mobile phone use Hundreds of new drivers have been given automatic bans for using their mobile phones at the wheel, as part of tougher new laws introduced this year. BBC 1/12/2017 News Federation chairmen ‘cautiously supportive’ of force merger Staff associations back idea if money saved from cutting senior ranks can be reinvested in frontline policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/12/2017 News Officers who predicted NPAS issues welcome review Report outlining 'deteriorating mess' confirms officers' concerns. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/12/2017 News ‘Huge proportion’ of frontline training in Met is now on child protection Force has been repeatedly criticised by inspectorate but says it is trying to improve. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/12/2017 News New powers approved for police and crime panels to investigate PCCs The government said the "time is right" Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/12/2017 News Drop in number of drivers caught breaking phone laws New figures have offered a glimmer that the message on drivers’ illegal phone use might be getting through after tougher punishments were introduced. i News 1/12/2017 News Tory war with Met police over ‘thousands of pornographic images on computer of Damian Green’ Damian Green and Scotland Yard faced questions today after a retired detective claimed he found “thousands” of pornographic images on the Cabinet minister’s computer. The Standard 1/12/2017 News The right direction: The use of restorative justice by PCCs is having clear benefits The Valuing Victims report by the charity, Why me?, revealed wide variations in PCC spending on RJ schemes. In the second of two articles, Richard Monkhouse, the charity's chair, says the findings also demonstrate the benefits of restorative justice. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/12/2017 Opinion Under-recorded and unsupported? Police responses to domestic abuse Recent figures from the ONS suggest that almost two million adults experienced some form of domestic abuse last year. But does this still under-estimate the problem? Dr Hannah Bows of Durham University explores the problems with recording - and supporting victims - of domestic violence. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/12/2017 Analysis Curbs on police access to phone and web records after European Court of Justice ruling Police face new restrictions on their power to request personal phone and web browsing records in the fight against crime as the government bows to a European Court of Justice ruling. The Times 1/12/2017 News UK police to lose phone and web data search authorisation powers Change is one of several to snooper’s charter law proposed by ministers in attempt to comply with European court ruling The Guardian 30/11/2017 News UK Government to raise concerns about British Transport Police/Police Scotland merger with Edinburgh The UK Government has dismissed a call to reverse the devolution of responsibility for the British Transport Police to Holyrood after the force's planned merger with Police Scotland was branded "dangerous" and "reckless". The Herald (Scotland) 30/11/2017 News Police in Derby look at using drones rather than police helicopter The police helicopter did not attend around 75% of the incidents it was called to Derbyshire Live 30/11/2017 News Shocking figures reveal the number of potential child and teenage extremists that have been flagged up in Scotland Almost half of all the people investigated by anti-terror watchdog Prevent in Scotland were under 20, the stats show The Scottish Sun 30/11/2017 News Former PSNI chief constable: Return of Border controls under Brexit threatens Good Friday Agreement UK government ministers who led the Leave campaign have been accused of risking the peace process by failing to plan for the “foreseeable” consequences of a return to border controls in Ireland after Brexit. Police Professional 30/11/2017 News Corporate Strategy 2017-20 Our Corporate Strategy for 2017-20 sets out how we will continue to build on our 160 years of history as a credible, competent and collaborative inspectorate that adds value and strengthens public confidence by carrying out our statutory purpose to inquire into the state, efficiency and effectiveness of both Police Scotland and the Scottish Police Authority. [PDF] HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 30/11/2017 Report Dyfed-Powys helicopter support takes almost an HOUR to arrive The centralised police helicopter service has been described as “financially unsustainable”, according to a new report Wales Online 30/11/2017 News Consultation on further safeguards on investigatory powers launched Senior police officers are set to lose the power to authorise access to personal phone and web browsing records under a series of late changes to the legislation proposed by Government ministers in an attempt to comply with a European court ruling. Police Professional 30/11/2017 News North Wales Police mental health training call after death A police force will be asked to look at how it trains officers dealing with mental health-related calls after a man was found hanged at Flint Castle BBC 30/11/2017 News Time taken to answer 999 calls almost halves The time taken to answer emergency calls made to West Yorkshire Police has fallen dramatically in the last four years, the Force has announced. Telegraph and Argus 30/11/2017 News «446744684469447044714472447344744475Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
