Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 99521 total results. Showing results 93741 to 93760 «468446854686468746884689469046914692Next ›Last » UK moves to ‘active cyber-defence’ BBC 14/9/2016 News Humber and Yorkshire forces select Sopra Steria for shared CSI needs Collaboration body seeks to go live with shared command and control system from next April with view of managing resources from a single site Government Computing 13/9/2016 News Increase in eastern European offenders costing courts more money Increasing numbers of eastern European offenders in UK courtrooms is placing huge physical and financial pressures on the criminal justice system, an Old Bailey judge has warned. Police Professional 13/9/2016 News HMCIP: Jihadi-jails’ plan may be ‘too blunt an approach’ in isolation of terror radicals A former head of counter terror policing has accused past Government ministers of failing to heed his warnings from a decade ago about the risk of radicalisation in Britain’s prisons. Police Professional 13/9/2016 News Top black officer slams ‘inaccurate’ stop and search article Chief superintendent Victor Olisa released a lengthy statement following the publication of today’s Evening Standard The Voice 13/9/2016 News Weekly Media Monitor summary Our Weekly Review, drawing on our popular Media Monitor database, picks up the key news stories and reports of the week, and explains why they matter to you. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/9/2016 News Yvette Cooper Enters Fight To Replace Keith Vaz As Home Affairs Committee Chair Huffington Post 13/9/2016 News Introducing the College Bursary Scheme 2016-17 Are you currently studying at undergraduate or postgraduate level or looking to start studying before March 2017 and are seeking assistance with payment of your tuition fees? College of Policing 13/9/2016 News No, it’s not ridiculous to call misogyny a hate crime The New Statesman 13/9/2016 Feature, Opinion Is Police Leadership Development Missing the Mark ? LinkedIn 13/9/2016 Feature, Opinion If we want teenagers to stop committing crime why do we make them live alone in bed and breakfast accommodation? LinkedIn 13/9/2016 Feature, Opinion Cleveland PCC Programme of Engagement The purpose of this report is to provide Members of the Cleveland Police and Crime Panel (PCP) with a brief update in relation to meetings attended by the PCC from July 2016 to September 2016. Cleveland OPCC 13/9/2016 Report Cleveland Police And Crime Panel – Forward Plan Cleveland OPCC 13/9/2016 Report Police And Crime Commissioner – First 100 Days In Office The PCC has pledged that eight initial priorities of the 70 to be achieved in this term will be achieved within his first 100 days (by 20 August 2016). Dorset OPCC 13/9/2016 Report Mayor taking legal advice on how to boost ethnic minority officer numbers Sadiq Khan says issue is about 'building trust and respect'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/9/2016 News Director, Child Exploitation and Online Protection Command Organised crime is one of the greatest threats to our national security. Our mission at the NCA is to tackle serious and organised crime, strengthen our borders, fight fraud and cybercrime, and protect children and young people from sexual abuse and exploitation. We’re looking for a committed leader to head the Agency’s Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Command. This is a big role, managing complex and demanding operations and with leadership responsibility across the whole of law enforcement. Salary: Circa £130k / Grade: SCS Pay Band 2. Closing date 2nd October 2016 National Crime Agency (NCA) 13/9/2016 Jobs Met police ‘routinely discriminate against black people,’ Scotland Yard diversity chief warns Force needs "good cops" from all backgrounds, says head of diversity Victor Olisa The Standard 13/9/2016 News ‘I know cannabis is illegal, but it is medicinal’ Cannabis should be legalised for medical use, a cross-party group of MPs has said, but there are thousands of people already using the Class B drug for this purpose. BBC 13/9/2016 News Cops take nearly 10,000 sick people to hospital because no ambulances were unavailable Shock figures reveal high number of patients have to be transported due to emergency service shortage The Sun 13/9/2016 News Police ‘must become less involved in mental health care settings’ Healthcare providers must take back more responsibility, state new College of Policing guidelines. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/9/2016 News «468446854686468746884689469046914692Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
