Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96133 total results. Showing results 91861 to 91880 «459045914592459345944595459645974598Next ›Last » Sanctions for cheating student officers ‘not appropriate or adequate’ Student officers who ‘caused reputational damage’ to their force by cheating in their exams should face stricter sanctions than they were given, the Northern Ireland Policing Board (NIPB) has claimed. Police Professional 16/6/2016 News PSNI Chief Constable ‘deeply disappointed’ by student police officers who may have cheated PSNI Chief Constable George Hamilton has spoken of his deep disappointment at allegations student police officers had cheated in their exams. Belfast Telegraph 16/6/2016 News Cliff Richard police probe cost £800,000 The Star (Yorkshire) 16/6/2016 News Police confirm death of Jo Cox MP Labour MP Jo Cox has died after being shot and stabbed in the street outside her constituency advice surgery. (Video of press conference included) The Telegraph 16/6/2016 News Police chief says attacked British MP Jo Cox has died Jo Cox, a member of parliament for opposition Labour Party, has died after she was attacked on Thursday, police said Reuters 16/6/2016 News Nottinghamshire Police vs Nottingham City Council: The city division row explained Nottinghamshire Police and Nottingham City Council have locked horns over plans to change the structure of local policing. Nottingham Post 16/6/2016 Analysis, Feature Experts divided on wisdom of sending letters to paedophiles One force earlier this year admitted to using deterrents in some cases  but it is understood none have since followed suit. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/6/2016 News Ten thoughts about leadership Chief Superintendent John Sutherland gives his personal reflections on leadership in the police service - what it means, and why it matters. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/6/2016 Opinion Gwent awards new contract to Unified Messaging System See p7-12. Gwent Police had been previously using the OWL (Online Watch System) to distribute communications and engage with the community, has awarded a new contract for a period of 4 years to Unified Messaging System (UMS) Ltd. Gwent OPCC 16/6/2016 Report PCC for Gwent – Annual Report 2015/16 Please see p15-35 for Annual report Gwent OPCC 16/6/2016 Report Integrity And Complaint Appeals For The Period 1st April 2015 – 31st March 2016. There remains some uncertainty as to when the IPCC will publish information for the last recording period. I am therefore unable to produce fully comprehensive information on where Wiltshire Police stand nationally in respect of complaints. Wiltshire OPCC 16/6/2016 Report Rise in officers signed off with mental health illnesses There was a 14pc increase in the last financial year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/6/2016 News Wiltshire and Swindon PCC – Overall performance dashboard Performance data comparing trends and demands. Wiltshire OPCC 16/6/2016 Report Commissioner says Sir Cliff Richard police probe should not have been ‘played out in public’ South Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner has voiced his concern that the police probe into Sir Cliff Richard was 'played out in the public domain'. The Star (Yorkshire) 16/6/2016 News Scotland Yard warned that police officers are being priced out of London’s housing market Police officers struggling to pay the bills are being priced out of Camden, undermining Scotland Yard’s attempts to get more Londoners on the beat. Camden New Journal 16/6/2016 News Taking a new line on drugs This report, ‘Taking a New Line on Drugs’, comes at a timely moment for drugs strategy both in the UK and across the world. The special session of the United Nations General Assembly on the world drug problem, which took place in New York in April 2016, represented a missed opportunity to move on from the ‘war on drugs’ and take a new approach, despite the pioneering policies focused on public health and harm reduction being pursued by a number of nations. In the UK, the Psychoactive Substances Act came into effect in May 2016, and we await a refreshed Government drugs strategy later in the year. ‘Taking a New Line on Drugs’ assesses the situation in the UK as regards rising health harm from illegal drugs, with reference to their context within the wider ‘drugscape’ of legal drugs such as alcohol and tobacco, and sets out a new vision for a holistic public health-led approach to drugs policy at a UK-wide level. Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) 16/6/2016 Report Stop criminalising drug users RSPH, with support from the Faculty of Public Health (FPH), is calling for the personal possession and use of all illegal drugs to be decriminalised. The call forms part of a wider package of measures aimed at moving UK drugs strategy away from a predominantly criminal justice approach towards one based on public health and harm reduction. Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) 16/6/2016 News Health bodies call for drugs to be decriminalised BBC 16/6/2016 News Make all drug use legal, say experts The Times - Subscription at source 16/6/2016 News Can a patent suit force police to stop using body cameras they spent millions of dollars on? The Verge 16/6/2016 Analysis, Feature «459045914592459345944595459645974598Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
