Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91588 total results. Showing results 90401 to 90420 «451745184519452045214522452345244525Next ›Last » NCA/PSNI online child abuse probe sees 25 arrested Twenty-five people have been arrested in the first joint police and National Crime Agency (NCA) swoop on those accessing online images of child abuse in Northern Ireland. News Letter (Northern Ireland) 25/9/2015 News Police fitness levels continue to improve Just two per cent of Thames Valley Police officers failed their annual fitness test. Nearly 4,000 officers including special constables and inspectors took the nationally-required examination with just 81 failing and 61 getting through at the second attempt. Oxford Mail 25/9/2015 News Met Police Commissioner: Carnival policing ‘cannot continue’ BBC 25/9/2015 News Anger over number of police cars ferrying patients to hospital Police officers in one South London borough had to take patients to hospital nearly 40 times last year because ambulances were unavailable. South London Press 25/9/2015 News Firearms officer who fatally shot man vindicated by IPCC Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/9/2015 News If media ‘suspect’ police have obtained phone records, court will investigate and order disclosure The lawyer representing The Sun in its case against the Metropolitan Police's phone records grab has called on other media organisations who "suspect" wrongdoing to take forces to court. Press Gazette 25/9/2015 News Inaugural domestic violence standards launched The country’s first set of standards for domestic violence and abuse services has been launched in the West Midlands. Police Professional 25/9/2015 News Will the dash for devolution reap dividends or harm democracy? A necessary rush to ensure our region does not miss out on an injection of cash and fresh powers, or a desperate and doomed attempt to secure a future for councils struggling to make ends meet? Eastern Daily Press 25/9/2015 Feature, Opinion ‘Voice recognition’ tool could be used to log crimes via Northamptonshire’s 101 service Victims of crimes in Northamptonshire could soon be logging them through a voice recognition system if plans to change the way the non-emergency 101 number works in the county come to fruition. Advertiser & Review 25/9/2015 News Opposition leaders criticise outgoing Northamptonshire PCC’s record in power The Liberal Democrat leader on Northamptonshire County Council has claimed that the outgoing police and crime commissioner will leave behind a “poorer police service”. Northamptonshire Telegraph 25/9/2015 News Northamptonshire PCC Adam Simmonds won’t stand for re-election Buxton Advertiser 25/9/2015 News Remembering fallen officers on National Police Memorial Day Kent PCC Ann Barnes reflects on this Sunday's event to mark police bravery and sacrifice Policing Insight 25/9/2015 Opinion Reform Annual Journal 2015: Policing and security Articles on policing and security reform by Rt Hon Mike Penning MP; Jack Dromey MP; Richard Bobbett, CEO, Airwave; Charlotte Pickles, Reform Reform Think Tank 25/9/2015 Feature, Opinion Missing persons: How should police (and others) respond? Serving police officer "Nathan Constable" examines the significant challenge for policing of dealing with a growing number of missing person reports Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/9/2015 Analysis The current model of policing? It’s no longer fit for purpose How should policing adapt to meet its current, substantial challenge? Charlotte Pickles of the Reform think tank identifies key areas of focus. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/9/2015 Opinion Police apologise for ignoring lead after woman, 88, went missing Body found in Clydebank is believed to be that of dementia sufferer Janet McKay, who went missing in town on Thursday The Guardian 25/9/2015 News PSNI scraps ‘push/pull’ test over women’s performance A controversial police fitness test, which simulates a struggle, has been scrapped from the PSNI's recruitment process over concerns it was causing a high failure rate among women applicants. U TV 24/9/2015 News City of London Police awards £33m fraud and cyber reporting contract Contract intended to improve efficiency and quality of services offered by force's fraud intelligence division as part of wider transformation aims. Government Computing 24/9/2015 News Met police chief failed to train sniffer dogs to detect knives It has emerged that Britain's most senior police officer wanted to train dogs to detect knives on the streets of London - but was told it was impossible. The Telegraph 24/9/2015 News Meeting the Met: The challenge for London’s next Mayor MayorWatch's Martin Hoscik casts his expert eye over the welcome awaiting London's new Mayor from the Metropolitan Police Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/9/2015 Analysis «451745184519452045214522452345244525Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
