Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105133 total results. Showing results 92381 to 92400 «461646174618461946204621462246234624Next ›Last » MPS told to ‘be realistic’ over 32,000 officers target The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) needs to recognise that it cannot maintain 32,000 officers in its current financial situation, according to a cross-party group of MPs. Police Professional 10/10/2017 News Specials to carry out firearms licensing work Force declines to rule out cuts to the number of employed staff in the department. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/10/2017 News Specialist officers will run new national hub Unit also be tasked with clarifying which force is responsible for further action in each case. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/10/2017 News Force to open second round of direct entry detective recruitment Thames Valley Police received 145 applications for the posts. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/10/2017 News Government risking repeat of funding review ’embarrassment’ – report 'Lack of transparency' means police chiefs on review group don't know what calculations the Home Office are using. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/10/2017 News Former Prosecutor tipped to head up Police Scotland watchdog body A former prosecutor has emerged as the frontrunner to chair the watchdog overseeing Police Scotland, the Herald can reveal. Paul Rooney is tipped to take over at the crisis-hit Scottish Police Authority (SPA). The Herald (Scotland) 10/10/2017 News Caught on camera: Police videos could assist abuse prosecutions Evidence from police body-worn videos could help to secure more prosecutions for domestic abuse, the Crown Prosecution Service said today, after its latest report on violence against women and girls highlighted a fall in the number of police referrals. The Law Society Gazette 10/10/2017 News MI5 knew about ‘cover-up’ over Cyril Smith abuse file MI5 knew that the country’s most senior prosecutor had lied about a child sex abuse investigation into Cyril Smith, an inquiry was told yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 10/10/2017 News Lib Dems in Gloucestershire call for county’s blue light services to work more closely together The Liberal Democrats in Gloucestershire are calling on the county’s blue light services to work more closely together. The opposition group on Gloucestershire County Council will pushing for greater collaborative work between the fire services, police and ambulance services at the last council meeting of the year in December. Standard (Wiltshire & Gloucestershire) 10/10/2017 News SNP conference: Crisis-hit police officers on verge of ‘nervous breakdowns Scots police officers are on the verge of “nervous breakdowns”, Justice Secretary Michael Matheson warned today Express 10/10/2017 News Northumbria Police appoints an Acting Deputy Chief Constable Northumbria Police has temporarily promoted one of its Assistant Chief Constables as the search goes on for a new Chief Constable. Northumberland Gazette 10/10/2017 News Resignations at Northumbria Police double as force takes ‘flexible approach to recruitment’ The Force says the figures reflect their move to a more 'modern way of working' which allows greater flexibility Chronicle Live (North East) 10/10/2017 News Record numbers convicted for rape and sex offences, say CPS A record number of sex offenders were brought to justice in England and Wales last year, according to a report by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). BBC 10/10/2017 News Volunteer crimefighters to fill police vacancies Chief constables have spent £600,000 on a campaign to fill thousands of policing vacancies with volunteers. The Times - Subscription at source 10/10/2017 News Study reveals sexual slavery ‘helped terror group Daesh make £23m last year’ Terrorists are turning to human trafficking, including trading in modern slavery, for their revenue streams, a new report reveals. Police Professional 9/10/2017 News Violence Against Women Report (10 edition) 2017 This is the tenth year of our publication of an annual Violence against Women and Girls (VAWG) crime report. We are committed to publishing the analysis and assessment of our performance each year, to assist in improving the effectiveness of our VAWG prosecutions. Over this ten year period VAWG convictions have risen from 51,974 to 84,565 – a 63% rise [PDF] Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 9/10/2017 Report East Midlands police get own DNA profiling laboratory Five police forces are to share a DNA forensic laboratory which they say will speed up detection and save money. BBC 9/10/2017 News CPS report shows more offenders are being successfully prosecuted for sexual crimes than ever before More defendants than ever before are being prosecuted and convicted for sexual offences across England and Wales, new figures reveal today. The Crown Prosecution Service's 10th Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) report outlines the huge increases in convictions for rape (48%) and other sexual offences (79%) that have been witnessed in the decade since the first VAWG report was published in 2007-08. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 9/10/2017 News SNP delegates unanimously pass motion calling for end to ‘sex for rent’ practice The Scottish Government has been urged to bring in new legislation to outlaw the “shameful” and “immoral” practice of sex for rent deals. Evening Express (Aberdeen) 9/10/2017 News Cyber gang and hostile state hackers threat ‘as serious as fight against terror’ The ability to keep the UK safe from cyber-crime is now "as important" as counter-terror measures after nearly 600 "significant" attacks needed a national response in the last year, the new head of GCHQ has said. Police Professional 9/10/2017 News «461646174618461946204621462246234624Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
