Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115133 total results. Showing results 9281 to 9300 «461462463464465466467468469Next ›Last » ‘Minority’ who attacked police at ‘Unite the Kingdom’ rally ‘will pay a price’, minister says as up to 150,000 people march in London Police said at least 25 people were arrested and 26 officers were injured after the Tommy Robinson-led rally, where tech billionaire Elon Musk appeared via video link to address crowds gathered in central London. Sky News 14/9/2025 News Secret garda operation monitored ‘logistics’ expert to bust Kinahan cocaine trawler REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Glasgow native Stefan Boyd, who travelled here to buy ship involved in smuggling plot, was under constant surveillance. Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 14/9/2025 News Scotland Yard rejects ‘arm all police’ call in confidential report An internal review at the Metropolitan Police made 18 recommendations to arm regular police with self-loading pistols. The Times - Subscription at source 14/9/2025 News ‘Police refused mental health callout. Then we found Ricki dead’ One man says the Right Care Right Person scheme, which means ambulances, not police, must respond to mental health callouts, failed his ex-partner The Times - Subscription at source 14/9/2025 News ‘Not the best way to go’: Advocates say permanent police to Winnipeg hospital may not curb violence CANADA: In response to recent violent incidents at Winnipeg’s Health Sciences Centre (HSC), Winnipeg police officers could soon be stationed at the province’s largest hospital on a permanent basis. This announcement was confirmed by the province to CTV News earlier this week. CTV News (Canada) 14/9/2025 News State has made €11M from flogging closed down Garda stations REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The State has raised €11million by flogging closed down Garda stations around the country. In the past decade or so it managed to sell off 72 disused buildings at an average price of €152,700. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 14/9/2025 News Forensic analysis of post-blast residues from lead styphnate-based primers Explosions involving primary explosives as the sole energetic material are very uncommon, since such compounds are typically used only to initiate main charges. This case report addresses an unusual blast at a civilian logistics facility, where primer compositions containing lead styphnate were present not as initiators but as the principal energetic charge. To investigate this rare scenario, postblast residues were collected from a cotton disc at the explosion epicenter and subjected to forensic chemical analyses. Tandem mass spectrometry (MS–MS) revealed the styphnate ion, while scanning electron microscopy with energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (SEM–EDS) identified lead-rich particles consistent with lead styphnate residues. Additionally, Pb–Ba–Sb–containing particles, characteristic of gunshot residue, were observed. The morphological characteristics of the particles indicate high-temperature formation and, together with their chemical composition containing Pb, Ba, and Sb, provide strong evidence of residues related to deflagration. These findings confirm that the explosion residues originated from a primary explosive, highlighting the forensic relevance of identifying such unconventional scenarios. Journal of Forensic Sciences 14/9/2025 Research article Prisons in England and Wales to cut spending on education courses by up to 50% Move comes despite election manifesto promises from Keir Starmer to improve ‘access to learning’ The Guardian 14/9/2025 News Northumbria Police detective who falsely branded her ex a paedophile is barred from force Detective Sue Thorpe falsely said her former partner was a paedophile and has now been barred from Northumbria Police Chronicle Live (North East) 14/9/2025 News Police Scotland culture queried as criminal allegations rise More than 1,300 allegations of criminality have been lodged against Scottish police officers over the last five years, according to new figures. Glasgow Times - Subscription at source 14/9/2025 News Moving Police Scotland crime files to cloud could see them stored in “hostile” countries Microsoft is refusing to say where the data will be held, leaving the force in possible breach of the law. Daily Record 14/9/2025 News Dezi Freeman search at Porepunkah now Australia’s largest tactical police deployment AUSTRALIA: New Zealand officers briefly joined the search for alleged Porepunkah police killer Dezi Freeman, which is now Australia's largest ever tactical police operation. Hundreds of officers from Victoria, interstate, the Australian Federal Police and the army continue to search dense, rugged bushland in Victoria's north-east for the fugitive, who has now been on the run for 20 days. ABC News (Australia) 14/9/2025 News Queensland Police Commissioner Steve Gollschewski to return to work after ‘second chance at life’ AUSTRALIA: ‘I thought that’s it, I’m done. I thought that was the end of me.’. Only six months after receiving a devastating cancer diagnosis, Queensland’s Police Commissioner, Steve Gollschewski, is returning to work with an important message. Gollschewski, 66, took sudden leave in February after learning he had stage four cancer — less than a year after taking on the top job in April. 7 News (Australia) 14/9/2025 News NZ police join manhunt for accused Victoria cop-killer OCEANIA: Crawling through darkened caves and squeezing between narrow rock crevices in rugged terrain – police say nothing will stop them from bringing Australia's most wanted man to justice. As the hunt for accused cop killer Dezi Freeman enters its third week, police have shared a rare glimpse into the manhunt. Victoria Police are conducting the largest tactical operation in Australia's history, with more than 125 specialist police called in to join the search from interstate and New Zealand. Eleven New Zealand police staff from a specialist workgroup had been deployed to Victoria since Friday, acting Assistant Commissioner Penelope Gifford confirmed to 1News. 1 News (New Zealand) 14/9/2025 News Losing the argument I have had a real sense for a long while that those of us concerned about Right Care, Right Person are absolutely losing the argument. But then I realised something last night and feel in to a deep and peaceful sleep for the first time this week. There isn’t an argument, is there?! – perhaps I forgot to pay my five pounds to John Cleese but no-one will discuss this in anything other than the shallowest terms and plenty of people who do talk about it will not give straight-forward unambiguous answers to relevant questions. Some even present on this after making it clear they will not accept questions, which is unusual conduct for a conference and we can see others just ignoring questions. Incredible. What we have instead is an entirely unevaluated programme (let’s not pretend the Home Office publication from December 2024 is an evaluation worth the name) and it has been widely rolled out without anyone really understanding its real-world impact, or its contradictions and inconsistencies. Senior police officers involved refuse to discuss it and that should concern us all – something about Feynman preferring “questions without answers to answers without questions”? Mental Health Cop blog 14/9/2025 Feature, Opinion London Police Service and London Health Sciences Centre roll out new nurse police response team CANADA: The London Police Service (LPS), working in collaboration with London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC), has announced the creation of the Nurse Police Response Team (NPRT-RN). Blue Line (Canada) 14/9/2025 News Far right’s show of force leaves Met desperately kettling counter-protesters Police almost overwhelmed by brawlers whipped up by Tommy Robinson and his guest demagogues The Guardian 13/9/2025 Feature, Opinion Far-right London rally sees record crowds and violent clashes with police More than 110,000 people join Tommy Robinson-organised protest featuring racist conspiracy theories and hate speech The Guardian 13/9/2025 News Police and protesters scuffle as 110,000 join anti-migrant London protest More than 100,000 protesters marched through central London on Saturday, carrying flags of England and Britain and scuffling with police in one of the UK's biggest right-wing demonstrations of modern times. London's Metropolitan Police said the "Unite the Kingdom" march, organised by anti-immigrant activist Tommy Robinson, was attended by around 110,000 people, who were kept apart from a "Stand Up to Racism" counter-protest attended by around 5,000. Reuters 13/9/2025 News The Tom Phillips files: How a fugitive exposed police weaknesses NEW ZEALAND: Richard Chambers finally got the job insiders say he long coveted – a “cop’s cop” in the commissioner’s chair. For the rank and file, this must have seemed like a dream scenario: a boss who’s one of their own, and a former dog-handling officer, Mark Mitchell, as minister. Top brass who know the streets, speak their language and always have their back. The Post (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 13/9/2025 Feature, Opinion «461462463464465466467468469Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
