Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96263 total results. Showing results 89621 to 89640 «447844794480448144824483448444854486Next ›Last » We need independent scrutiny of our military police Blog by Baroness Jolly, Lib Dem peer and party defence spokesperson Huffington Post 26/10/2016 Feature, Opinion ‘Step change in policy needed’ for young adults A review has found the criminal justice system must deal effectively with young adults while the brain is still developing so they can begin a crime-free lifestyle. Police Professional 26/10/2016 News Tell us your views on police, Sadiq Khan asks Londoners Sadiq Khan today called on Londoners to share their ideas and concerns with a major survey that will help inform his new police and crime strategy. The Standard 26/10/2016 News Court papers reveal how police tipped off BBC reporter in minute-by-minute texts as they raided Sir Cliff Richard’s home Police gave the BBC a ‘running commentary’ including telling their reporter the exact moment they were entering Sir Cliff Richard's home so they could film the raid. Mail Online 26/10/2016 News Texts reveal BBC’s access to police raid on Sir Cliff Sir Cliff Richard has spent more than £1 million on his lawsuit against the BBC and South Yorkshire Police BBC - Subscription at source 26/10/2016 News The treatment of young adults in the criminal justice system Parliament.uk 26/10/2016 Report Young adult offenders rethink urged by MPs BBC 26/10/2016 News South Yorkshire MPs told neighbourhood policing “not working” South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner Dr Alan Billings has warned Doncaster and Rotherham members of "lack of visible policing and loss of local intelligence". The Star (Yorkshire) 25/10/2016 News IPCC to review decision not to investigate chief constable over Hillsborough A public backlash has forced a U-turn over a decision not to investigate the South Yorkshire Police (SYP) chief constable David Crompton over his force’s conduct at the Hillsborough inquests. Police Professional 25/10/2016 News Ministers must agree over action plan before anti-paramilitary funds release Money to tackle paramilitary activity in Northern Ireland has not been released by the UK Government because Stormont ministers need to agree upon a more detailed plan. Belfast Telegraph 25/10/2016 News Chief tries to placate protesting French officers over rising tide of attacks on them France's national chief of police has promised to upgrade equipment and improve working conditions for the country's 220,000 officers after staging six consecutive nights of protest across several cities. Police Professional 25/10/2016 News Pension fraud losses jump 25%, say police City of London Police raise estimate of pension fraud losses to over £13 million since introduction of freedom reforms last year. City Wire 25/10/2016 News Weekly Media Monitor summary Our Weekly Review, drawing on our popular Media Monitor database, picks up the key news stories and reports of the week, and explains why they matter to you. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/10/2016 News Opening the door? Restorative justice and organised crime offenders A collaborative project between Durham Constabulary and the University of Sheffield has undertaken an exploratory study of extending the use of restorative justice practices in new and innovative ways. The project represented the first pilot of the N8PRP’s Staff Exchange scheme. Xavier L'Hoiry of the University of Sheffield and Nikki D'Souza of Durham Constabulary outline their early findings. Policing Insight - Registration at source 25/10/2016 Analysis The ‘new orthodoxy’: Do multi-agency case management forums actually work? Between 2011 and 2015 the Police Foundation undertook research in two English towns, Luton and Slough. In their third paper dealing with partnership working, published earlier this month, they suggest that, though multi-agency case management can achieve strong local support, it doesn't always achieve its aims. Russell Webster examines the Police Foundation's research and its implications. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/10/2016 Analysis How police body cameras became a budget battlefield When it comes to body cameras, Taser has been the dominant player. But there's a low-cost rival making some noise. Taser thought it had the New York Police Department's business in the bag. The company, best known for its stun guns, also controls 80 percent of the market for police-worn body cameras. It seemed like a foregone conclusion that the nation's largest police force -- by far, with about 35,000 officers -- would go the same way as so many other police departments. Which is why it was a shocker that the NYPD instead chose a startup called Vievu. Then you look at the deal, and you see a pretty obvious reason: Vievu's $6.4 million bid was roughly half the price of Taser's contract, which came in at about $12 million. CNET 25/10/2016 News We are making the right calls to safeguard public across thecountry Local Policing is at the heart of Police Scotland and nowhere is this truer than in the Contact Command and Control (C3) Division which receives more than 3.5 million calls from the public every year, or one call every 9 seconds. The Herald (Scotland) - Subscription at source 25/10/2016 Feature, Opinion Met Police takes part in video analytics development Forensic image team provides input into design of system using supercomputer technology to speed up search for evidence UKAuthority.com 25/10/2016 News IT in policing: Be brave and accept risk David Pryde, assistant chief constable of Hampshire Police and national lead for disclosure and PNC portfolios. (Video) UKAuthority.com 25/10/2016 Feature, Opinion The police force looking for a leader A police force in a rural part of England is struggling to find a suitable chief constable, despite casting the net as wide as the US, Canada and Australia. BBC 25/10/2016 News «447844794480448144824483448444854486Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
