Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100269 total results. Showing results 8941 to 8960 «444445446447448449450451452Next ›Last » Investigation finds ‘no breach of professional standards’ over deaths An investigation has concluded there was “no indication” any Lincolnshire Police officer or member of staff may have breached police professional standards prior to the bodies of Kenneth and Bronson Battersby being discovered in Skegness. Police Professional 13/9/2024 News Too posh to police? Why garda numbers are falling REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Siochana has a serious retention and recruitment problem. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 13/9/2024 Audio, Feature UK’s data protection watchdog deepens cooperation with National Crime Agency The two bodies want to improve the support given to organizations experiencing cyber attacks and ransomware recovery IT PRO 13/9/2024 News Operational independence must be ‘fiercely defended,’ says police watchdog A new HMICFRS report into activism and impartiality delves into the role of Police and Crime Commissioners and finds that operational independence is at risk and should be ‘fiercely defended’ if policing is to avoid being politicised. Emergency Services Times 13/9/2024 News Arrest made for Transport for London cyber attack The National Crime Agency (NCA) has reported that it has arrested a 17-year-old-boy on suspicion of Computer Misuse Act offences in relation to the recent cyber attack on Transport for London (TfL). UKAuthority.com 13/9/2024 News Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill 2024 These documents relate to the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill which was introduced to Parliament on 12 September 2024. Home Office 13/9/2024 Report Patrik Thunholm: The history of female policing in Sweden This episode of Policing TV's IPA Insight focuses on empowering women in uniform, particularly in the police force. Patrik Thunholm, a researcher and former military officer, provides insights into the history of female policing in Sweden and discusses the challenges and progress made in encouraging women to join the police, military, and firefighting professions. He also shares his upcoming research on the experiences of civilian employees within the police force and the importance of organizational culture in creating an inclusive environment. PolicingTV 13/9/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Three gardaí appear in court charged with perverting course of justice REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Three serving gardaí have appeared in court charged in connection with an investigation surrounding the alleged squaring away of Fixed Charge Notices. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 12/9/2024 News Long-awaited Martyn’s Law begins passage through Parliament The Home Secretary paid tribute to the tireless campaigning by Figen Murray whose son Martyn died in the Manchester Arena bombing in 2017, and confirmed that legislation to increase preparedness for, and protection from, terrorist attacks at public venues has now started its journey through Parliament. Emergency Services Times 12/9/2024 News Crime minister has purse stolen at police conference Dame Diana Johnson made the discovery after delivering a speech in which she said the UK had been "gripped by an epidemic of anti-social behaviour, theft and shoplifting". Sky News 12/9/2024 News John Swinney refuses to stop Police Scotland allowing rapists to self-ID as women The Scottish First Minister said there would be ‘outrage’ if he tried to interfere with the running of the force The Telegraph - Subscription at source 12/9/2024 News ‘Martyn’s Law’ introduced to Parliament to better protect the public from terrorism The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill will increase preparedness for, and protection from, terrorist attacks at public venues. Home Office 12/9/2024 News Police reform white paper is likely, but don’t expect more cash says think tank chief I spoke at the Police Superintendents’ Association conference about what we can expect from the new administration. In many ways, the Labour Party took a fairly minimal approach to setting out in its manifesto what they were going to do in government. I think that was partly because they were expecting not to have lots of money to spend. UKAuthority.com 12/9/2024 Feature, Opinion Three gardaí charged with perverting course of justice REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Three serving gardaí have appeared before Limerick District Court charged in connection with an investigation surrounding the alleged squaring away of Fixed Charge Notices. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 12/9/2024 News Police minister’s purse stolen at police conference Policing Minister Dame Diana Johnson had her purse stolen from the hotel where she gave a speech at a conference for senior police officers on Tuesday. BBC 12/9/2024 News Victoria Police chief concerned B.C. doesn’t have enough police in training CANADA: With significant retirement in the next five years and a new mainland municipal police department coming on board, Victoria’s police chief says provincial funding is needed to increase capacity at B.C.’s one and only police training academy. chek News (Canada) 12/9/2024 News New York’s police commissioner resigns amid corruption probe USA: New York Police Commissioner Edward Caban has resigned a week after it came to light that federal authorities had raided his home and seized his phone, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced. BBC 12/9/2024 News APCC response to announcement on rollout of neighbourhood policing pathway training In response to a government announcement that specialist training for neighbourhood police officers and police community support officers is to be rolled out nationwide, APCC Joint Leads on Local Policing, Chris Nelson and Matt Storey, said: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 12/9/2024 News Police trial live facial recognition in three-day pilot Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary is one of the first forces in the country to consider introducing live facial recognition technology to combat criminals with outstanding warrants for their arrest. South Wales Police have used the technology in development for the last four years. This week, the Welsh force brought their specialist facial recognition vans to Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary for a three-day pilot. On the Wight 12/9/2024 News Kent Police and Crime Commissioner questions new government police training scheme Kent’s crime commissioner has described a new government plan on neighbourhood policing as a “creeping trend towards centralisation”. Matthew Scott said Kent Police already has in place ways of training officers in dealing with persistent issues in communities. Kent Online 12/9/2024 News «444445446447448449450451452Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
