Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98645 total results. Showing results 89781 to 89800 «448644874488448944904491449244934494Next ›Last » ‘Mansplaining’ national security adviser resigns Theresa May’s national security adviser will retire in April after reports that the prime minister’s team were unhappy with his “mansplaining” approach. The Times - Subscription at source 28/2/2017 News You can’t get hepatitis C from spit, police told in hood row Police have been accused of spreading misinformation about HIV and hepatitis C to back their case for spit hoods. The Times - Subscription at source 28/2/2017 News Don’t lock up low-risk paedophiles, say police Paedophiles who view indecent images should not be given any criminal sanction unless they pose a physical threat to children, according to Britain’s most senior child protection police officer. The Times - Subscription at source 28/2/2017 News New senior appointments in the Home Office as national security adviser retires The Home Office has appointed a new Permanent Secretary as Mark Sedwill is set to take on the role of National Security Adviser. Police Professional 27/2/2017 News FGM should not be prosecuted, police force says as it claims best course of action is to ‘educate parents’ Parents caught practising female genital mutilation on their children should not be prosecuted, a police force has claimed as it says the best course of action is to “educate parents”. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 27/2/2017 News Pay-out for Suffolk Constabulary after being billed double for use of police helicopter Tim Passmore, Suffolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner, has revealed that a long, drawn out negotiation over payment to the National Police Air Service (NPAS) has resulted in a significantly better settlement for the county. Ipswich Star 27/2/2017 News Force insists FGM cases will be prosecuted after Twitter backlash West Midlands police and crime commissioner has urged a hard line on female genital mutilation (FGM) after the force was criticised for a lack of prosecutions. Police Professional 27/2/2017 News HMICS to review ‘silenced’ board member in SPA inspection Scottish policing’s top oversight body has been drawn into a resignation dispute over the alleged openness of the Scottish Police Authority (SPA). Police Professional 27/2/2017 News New Activities For Inclusion In PCC’s Police And Crime Delivery Plan (2016-18) Rather than refresh the Plan in its entirety, the Commissioner informed the Panel previously, that he had chosen to refresh the Strategic Framework (activity section) of the Plan. Nottinghamshire OPCC 27/2/2017 Report Does more stop and search mean less crime? Analysis of Metropolitan Police Service panel data, 2004–14 [PDF] College of Policing 27/2/2017 Report Does more stop and search mean less crime? Stop and search powers are better seen as an investigative tool rather than a crime deterrent, a new study concludes. College of Policing 27/2/2017 News Home Office declines to increase police power to ban protests Rotherham has been the venue for a number of EDL marches which have cost millions to police Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/2/2017 News Should national counterterrorism responsibility be moved from the Met to the NCA? Idea is not being ruled out at present Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/2/2017 News Labour spells out ‘real cost’ of cuts to policing The Government has been told to "get its act together" after assurances that police funding is being protected in 'real terms' were denounced as a total "let down" to forces up and down the country. Police Professional 27/2/2017 News The Brexpert’s Guide: Lord Advocate warns against pulling out of EU crime agencies Most people will probably not recognise the names, but Europol and Eurojust are major players in keeping people in these islands safe from terrorism and criminality. Both agencies are creations of the European Union and only EU states can be members of them. In a hard Brexit, the UK would no longer be eligible for membership of Europol and Eurojust. The National 27/2/2017 News Threat remains high for Catholic PSNI officers The latest attack on a Catholic policeman by dissident republicans has focused attention on where it is safe for officers to live. The Irish News 27/2/2017 News Social engineering: Painting a picture for responders via mobile devices Project Athena is leveraging bystanders' use of smartphones and social media to give a more accurate picture of developing incidents Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/2/2017 Analysis, Feature Belgian police announce strike over use of tasers Belgian police said on Monday they would go on strike because part of the force will be given tasers for a trial period without proper guidance for their use. Mail Online 27/2/2017 News ‘I won’t seek re-election as Leicestershire police commissioner’ – Lord Willy Bach Police and crime commissioner Willy Bach has confirmed he will step down at the next election. The Labour peer is nine months into his tenure in county policing's top political post but said he is already certain he does not wish to carry on beyond 2020. Leicestershire Live 27/2/2017 News ‘North Wales being short changed in scheme to treat sex offenders’ – police chief People in North Wales are being treated like second class citizens when it comes to dealing with sex offenders. News North Wales 27/2/2017 News «448644874488448944904491449244934494Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
