Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96169 total results. Showing results 90601 to 90620 «452745284529453045314532453345344535Next ›Last » 13th-century misconduct law used to prosecute journalists is too vague, says watchdog The ancient law of misconduct in public office, used to prosecute journalists under Scotland Yard’s discredited Operation Elveden, is unclear and ambiguous and needs urgent reform, Government law advisers said yesterday. Mail Online 5/9/2016 News Policing the difficult line between hate and crime in Sheffield A rise in hate speech and intolerance in Sheffield has presented a problem for the city’s police officers. The Star (Yorkshire) 5/9/2016 News Protecting the vulnerable ‘needs a licence to practice’ The president of the Police Superintendents Association of England and Wales (PSAEW) has called for the introduction of a licence to practice for heads of public protection as a survey shows half have had no previous experience and most received no training. Police Professional 5/9/2016 News Fears over how police protect vulnerable people BBC 5/9/2016 News Police Superintendents’ Conference 2016 – Day One Policing Insight's rolling coverage of the National Conference of the Police Superintendents' Association of England and Wales, taking place in Stratford-upon-Avon between Monday 5th to Wednesday 7th September. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/9/2016 News Licence to protect: President of PSAEW calls for licence to work in public protection Ch. Supt. Gavin Thomas of the Police Superintendents’ Association of England and Wales says officers responsible for protecting vulnerable people should have training and development to an agreed national standard. He sets out what he'll tell the Association's annual conference this week. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/9/2016 News The birth of Police Scotland: A failure of parliamentary oversight? Did parliamentary scrutiny fail in the case of Police Scotland? Kath Murray argues that at least some of the difficulties that have since beset the force might be allied to the Scottish political system - here, she examines the evidence. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/9/2016 Analysis Taboo for who? LGBT officers and modern policing: The @wecops debate How inclusive is the modern police force for LGBT officers, and is there work still to do? On 31 August, @WeCops held an online debate on LGBT officers and modern policing, with Detective Superintendent Joanne Edwards (@Joedwar25098564), supported by @lancpolequality as hosts. Eric Halford (@DSEricHalford) summarises the debate. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/9/2016 Opinion Nottinghamshire Police And Crime Panel Work Programme The work programme is intended to assist with the Panel’s agenda management and forward planning. Nottinghamshire OPCC 4/9/2016 Report Strategic Activities Supporting Commissioner’s 7 New Pledges APPENDIX B - outlines the strategic activity related to each new pledge. Nottinghamshire OPCC 4/9/2016 Report Revised Police And Crime Plan (2016-18) – Strategic Framework APPENDIX A see Commissioner’s 7 New Pledges Nottinghamshire OPCC 4/9/2016 Report Leon Brittan’s widow ‘may sue the Met police for £1million over search warrant blunder’ Mail Online 4/9/2016 News From the streets to tweets, the rise of ‘internet banging’ The Daily Dot 4/9/2016 Analysis, Feature Hate crimes prosecutions fall despite rise in reporting BBC 4/9/2016 News BWVs: Survey draws UK map of forces with ‘separate policies across arbitrary borders’ Police forces have been criticised after a piecemeal picture of inconsistency emerged on whether officers armed with Tasers should wear body cameras. Police Professional 3/9/2016 News BTP announces planned changes to crime investigation structure Force made changes after proposals to scrap sexual offences unit were criticised Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/9/2016 News Councils ‘ignoring’ illegal faith schools Inner city police forces must also do more to report unregistered schools, Ofsted's chief inspector said. The Times - Subscription at source 3/9/2016 News Police raise concerns after letting vulnerable patient sleep in patrol car Wiltshire constable says officers often have to take care of people with mental health problems, after woman denied hospital bed The Guardian 3/9/2016 News ‘Lack of consistency’ over Taser police bodycam use BBC 3/9/2016 News Thousands of security threats happen every five minutes The pace at which businesses now find themselves operating has allowed for the files on a network to be encrypted and beyond an organisation's reach in just five minutes. ZDNet 2/9/2016 Analysis, Feature «452745284529453045314532453345344535Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
