Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105118 total results. Showing results 92781 to 92800 «463646374638463946404641464246434644Next ›Last » Police cuts: force says it would struggle to respond to terror attack A police force has said it would struggle to provide the response to a terrorist attack that the public would expect because of cuts. The Guardian 19/9/2017 News Toughen sentencing powers of magistrates, says law chief The lord chief justice is backing a proposal to give magistrates the power to jail offenders for twelve months rather than six. The Times - Subscription at source 19/9/2017 News Police may work with vigilante child abuse hunters The Times - Subscription at source 19/9/2017 News Police boss: We are now solving fewer crimes Sussex Police are arresting fewer people, spending less time investigating and more crimes are going unsolved, according to the Chief Constable. The Argus 19/9/2017 News “Police officers are not mental health professionals”, warns Dorset PCC Martyn Underhill Dorset's police and crime commissioner has warned "police officers are not mental health professionals" ahead of a meeting about mental health provision. Dorset Echo 19/9/2017 News ‘Bullet catcher’ to be built at police firing range to relieve officers of sentry duty A bullet catcher is to be built at a police firing range to stop anyone being hit by any stray rounds Express & Star 19/9/2017 News Figures show 700 complaints made about Police Scotland officers Allegations of sexual misconduct and attempts to pervert the course of justice are among nearly 700 complaints received by Police Scotland about its officers. The Scotsman 19/9/2017 News Avon and Somerset police facing ‘financial tipping point’ due to cuts Avon and Somerset Police are facing a financial “tipping point”, according to a letter and report sent to central government. Gazette (Yate and Sodbury) 19/9/2017 News The New Netwar: Countering Extremism Online In this major new report, Policy Exchange provides a comprehensive analysis of the struggle against online extremism – the ’new Netwar’. The spate of terrorist attacks in the first half of 2017 confirmed that jihadist radicalisation is a real and present danger to the national security of the UK and its allies. Yet talk of ISIS’ ‘decline’ in the virtual world has been grossly overstated. The group has shown itself to be adaptable and durable – in spite of the loss of its physical strongholds – and there is a danger that the blood and treasure we have invested in Iraq and Syria will produce little more than a pyrrhic victory. ISIS is producing extremist content online at a consistent rate and this is spread across a vast information ecosystem: it is disseminated to core followers via Telegram, before being pumped out into the mainstream social media space (via Twitter, Facebook and other leading platforms). For this reason, we argue that more must be done to force jihadist content out of the mainstream. It is clear that the status quo is not working; it is time for a new approach. Policy Exchange 19/9/2017 Report General David Petraeus: Internet giants must do far more to tackle extremism General David H Petraeus (USA, retd) is chairman of the KKR Global Institute, a Judge Widney Professor at the University of Southern California and a member of the board of Optiv, a global cyber security services company. The Times - Subscription at source 19/9/2017 Feature, Opinion Abandoned 999 calls to police more than double The number of abandoned 999 calls to UK police control rooms has more than doubled in the last year, BBC Freedom of Information requests have shown. BBC - Subscription at source 19/9/2017 News The Tipping Poing: The case for a safe, sustainable and fair funding settlement for Avon and Somerset Constabulary This report is a summary of the threats, risks and consequences facing our organisation at a time of diminishing financial resources and increasingly complex criminality and operational demand. We have shared the facts of the circumstances we face with key local stakeholders and decision makers. W Avon & Somerset Constabulary 19/9/2017 Report Assistant Chief Constable Naveed Malik to face misconduct hearing His alleged conduct is described as dishonest and lacking in integrity, and likely to bring discredit upon the police service Cambridgeshire Live 18/9/2017 News Facial scans to identify bad Elvises at Porthcawl festival Elvis impersonators will have their faces scanned by police in a bid to catch troublemakers and criminals. BBC 18/9/2017 News Durham Police Commissioner takes on Home Secretary over police funding Durham Police and Crime Commissioner Ron Hogg challenges Home Secretary Amber Rudd after she says police have enough funding Chronicle Live (North East) 18/9/2017 News Stretched police forces pay some coppers twice their salary in overtime payments, new figures show Extra hours claimed by police officers was up 14 per cent from last year leaving taxpayers paying out £134million The Sun 18/9/2017 News Government Brexit paper on law enforcement reflects our operational requirements As the Government publishes a paper on the future partnership between the UK and European Union on security, law enforcement and criminal justice, the NPCC will continue to provide operational advice as negotiators work through the detail. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 18/9/2017 News Britain seeks comprehensive security and law enforcement partnership with EU after Brexit Latest future partnership paper stresses the need to build upon and enhance existing internal security cooperation Home Office 18/9/2017 News Forces ‘may consider’ working with so-called paedophile hunters Policing leaders are urging renewed support from social media and software firms rather than vigilante groups to protect children from online grooming offenders. Police Professional 18/9/2017 News Ministers want to replicate Europol and EAW in new EU security deal post-Brexit The Government intends building a new legal pact with the EU covering law enforcement that "goes beyond" its existing relationship and keeps Britain committed to the security of the European continent after Brexit. Police Professional 18/9/2017 News «463646374638463946404641464246434644Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
