Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115502 total results. Showing results 91941 to 91960 «459445954596459745984599460046014602Next ›Last » Far right ‘recruiting vulnerable children at primary school age,’ warns top counter terror officer Far right extremists are using social media to recruit vulnerable children as young as primary school age, Britain’s most senior counter terrorism officer warned today. The Standard 23/1/2019 News Knife crime epidemic on Britain’s railways as police respond to three incidents a day Police officers are having to deal with three knife offences a day on Britain’s railways, new figures show. The Telegraph 23/1/2019 News Counter terrorism policing warns of threat from far-right and a no-deal Brexit Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu, the head of Counter Terrorism Policing, has warned of a “far right drift into extreme right-wing terrorism”. Police Professional 23/1/2019 News PCCs and police should help reform victims’ compensation scheme The Victim’s Commissioner has criticised the Government’s compensation scheme its “traumatic” process and has called upon police and crime commissioners (PCCs) and the police to help with reforms. Police Professional 23/1/2019 News Police Officers As Warriors Or Guardians: Empirical Reality Or Intriguing Rhetoric? Policing experts have suggested that shifting from a warrior mindset – officers viewing themselves as warriors fighting crime – to a guardian mindset – officers valuing working with the public to reduce crime – is a valuable method for improving police-community relations across the United States. However, little empirical evidence has been used to inform this debate. To address this gap, we examined survey data from two U.S. police departments to assess the validity of the Warrior/Guardian framework. Factor analyses suggested that the warrior and guardian mindsets are distinct, but related concepts. Furthermore, these mindsets are associated with different attitudinal outcomes (e.g. the guardian mindset was associated with greater prioritization of communication during citizen encounters). Thus, the Warrior/Guardian framework is supported empirically. Overlap between the Warrior/Guardian framework and existing police culture literature is discussed and police culture is offered as a potential explanation for variation in warrior and guardian orientations. Justice Quarterly - Registration at source 23/1/2019 Research article Ethical Impact Assessment: Drudge or necessary evil? With an increasing emphasis on evidence based policing and greater engagement by police in research activities, Professor Juliet Lodge writes that ethics in police research are just as important as in their operational role. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/1/2019 Opinion A week in the life of a London murder detective The number of people killed in London during 2018 was the highest figure for a decade. But what is life like for a senior detective investigating these crimes? BBC 23/1/2019 Analysis, Feature Police Scotland to test remote health monitoring in custody suites Police Scotland is to invest hundreds of thousands of pounds on projects that make it possible to remotely monitor the health of people in custody. UKAuthority.com 23/1/2019 News Scottish Police sign mobile deal with EE The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) has awarded £21 million, three-year contract to mobile operator EE to supply mobile services. UKAuthority.com 23/1/2019 News Plan agreed over shelved police merger SNP ministers have agreed to a plan that would kick the controversial merger of British Transport Police and Police Scotland further into the long grass. The Times - Subscription at source 23/1/2019 News Compensation body ‘re-traumatising’ crime victims Survivors of violent and sexual crime are being "re-traumatised" by the government's compensation body, the victims' commissioner has said. BBC 23/1/2019 News Public tip-offs to terror police halve in year, officials warn as more UK plots foiled More than a fifth of the public’s reports to terror police help foil plots and catch terrorists, but the number of tips has more than halved in a year. The Independent 23/1/2019 News Row over PSNI spending nearly £300,000 on informants Police in Northern Ireland paid out more than £287,000 for information on crime in the last year. Belfast Telegraph 23/1/2019 News New IRA responsible for three days of mayhem: police Police in Londonderry say the New IRA being behind three days of terror, hijackings and disruption is their main line of inquiry. Belfast Telegraph 23/1/2019 News Neil Basu: Don’t stop passing on ‘very significant’ information in fight against terror Fifth of reports from public 'help foil attacks' as 18 plots thwarted since 2017. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/1/2019 News ‘Offensive’ direct entry advert pulled College of Policing CEO, CC Mike Cunningham, apologises 'unreservedly'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/1/2019 News Live blog: Police ICT Summit 2019 LIVE BLOG: This year's annual Police ICT Summit 2019 runs this Wednesday and Thursday in Leicestershire. We are blogging live from the conference. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/1/2019 News Far-right groups could exploit Brexit tensions – police The "febrile" atmosphere around Brexit could be exploited by far-right extremists, the UK's most senior counter-terrorism officer has warned. BBC 23/1/2019 News Met Police is accused of belittling frontline officers after Instagram recruitment post promises new managers ‘won’t have to start at the bottom’ Scotland Yard has been accused of belittling rank-and-file officers after posting a job advert promising new recruits will ‘not have to start at the bottom’. Mail Online 23/1/2019 News Criminals could go free thanks to nationwide meltdown of legal IT system Criminals could go free thanks to a nationwide meltdown of the IT system that has delayed trials at hundreds of courts, including at the Old Bailey. Mail Online 23/1/2019 News «459445954596459745984599460046014602Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
