Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 921 to 940 «434445464748495051Next ›Last » Improvements needed in the south west’s regional response to serious and organised crime The South West Regional Organised Crime Unit and its regional police forces need to improve how they work together to tackle serious and organised crime, the police inspectorate has said. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 12/6/2025 News Householders who racially abuse police at home to face prosecution Officers and paramedics making house calls will be protected under new law The Telegraph - Subscription at source 11/6/2025 News Police leaders say they will struggle to fulfil Labour’s promise to recruit 13,000 officers Projected £1.2bn police funding shortfall expected to grow after spending review outlined fall in Home Office spending power The Guardian 11/6/2025 News Mayor of London statement following Government Spending Review The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said: “I've been determined to stand up for London and it’s good news that we have won extra resources for transport and housing. Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 11/6/2025 News Gardaí defend use of ‘controlled deliveries’ as TD claims Carlow shooter was given garda gun before his arrest REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána as defended the use of ‘controlled deliveries’ of items such as drugs or decommissioned firearms as a technique of fighting crime, as a TD claimed in the Dáil that Carlow shooter Evan Fitzgerald was given Garda guns by members of the force before his arrest. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 11/6/2025 News Emergency workers to be better protected from racial abuse Emergency workers will be better protected from violence and abuse when visiting homes as the government introduces new laws to support frontline staff. Home Office 11/6/2025 News Police in NI operating at ‘downright dangerous’ level, federation warns The Police Federation for Northern Ireland said the need to bring in policing support from elsewhere in the UK had moved a step closer The Independent 11/6/2025 News Unfit officers to be banned from major law enforcement agencies Disgraced officers from law enforcement agencies are to be blocked from joining police forces in the government's drive to raise standards within law enforcement. Home Office 11/6/2025 News Scots police officers sent to Ballymena after aid plea Police Scotland has agreed to send officers to Northern Ireland after two nights of disorder in Ballymena. BBC 11/6/2025 News ‘What’s the point of calling the police?’: Why Britain’s crime woes are about more than money The Met Commissioner has called for more funding, but experts tell The Telegraph that a lack of cash is not the core problem The Telegraph - Subscription at source 11/6/2025 News Taoiseach denies authorising Garda IPAS recruitment REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said he was “very surprised” by the discovery that Gardaí had been conducting recruitment drives in accommodation centres for asylum seekers, stating that “this is not government policy.” Gript (Republic of Ireland) 11/6/2025 News Spending review a ‘huge blow’ for police and ‘will hamper efforts to recruit 13,000 neighbourhood police officers’ The government’s £2bn spending plans will cover ‘little more’ than basic pay increases for existing staff, police chiefs have warned The Independent 11/6/2025 News APCC leads comment on the Comprehensive Spending Review APCC Joint Leads for Funding and Finance, Roger Hirst and Joy Allen, have commented following publication of the Government’s Comprehensive Spending Review. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 11/6/2025 News Police officer jailed for raping woman while off duty Ben Bottomley, 23, was found guilty of rape and sexual assault after a trial at Sheffield Crown Court The Independent 11/6/2025 News Scottish police sent to Ballymena after help plea Police Scotland has agreed to send officers to Northern Ireland after two nights of disorder in Ballymena. The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) asked for extra support under mutual aid arrangements following violent scenes in the County Antrim town. BBC 11/6/2025 News Officer who strip searched black schoolgirl admits mishandling incident The officer said that upon her arrival at the school, the deputy safeguarding staff member was “adamant” that the girl had drugs on her and that the headteacher said she wanted to “make sure” the girl was not “carrying drugs for herself or others”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/6/2025 News Violence Reduction Units year ending March 2024 evaluation report RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS: This report presents the findings of an evaluation of Violence Reduction Units (VRUs) in their fifth year of Home Office funding. Home Office 11/6/2025 Research article New Merseyside community police station opens on hospital campus Surgeries will be publicised at the station, on local billboards and through the Force’s website and social media channels. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/6/2025 News Spending review ‘will cover little more than annual inflationary police pay increases’ Gavin Stephens, the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC)'s chair, said the Government's spending plans continued a "decade of underinvestment" which has left forces selling buildings and borrowing money to make ends meet. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/6/2025 News A content analysis of how police in Canada handle the right to silence Purpose: In Canada, police are legally allowed to continue questioning suspects who invoke their right to silence, thereby encouraging the suspects to waive that right. This study aims to examine police responses to suspects’ right to silence invocations, focusing on how they encourage suspects to provide information and cooperate with the investigation. Design/methodology/approach: This paper reviewed 24 archived video recordings (over 100 h) of Canadian police interviews, documenting suspects’ invocations of silence and officers’ responses. A directed content analysis was conducted to code and categorize the police officers’ responses to the suspects’ invocations. Themes were developed from these categories to capture the patterns in the officers’ responses. Findings: Suspects invoked their right to silence often (M = 22.21 per interview; SD = 20.54) and police used a variety of strategies to handle the invocations. While most strategies aligned with findings from previous research, several newly identified strategies also emerged, with 33% of responses using more than one strategy. The most used strategies fell within domains found in previous research, such as confrontation and competition, emotion provocation and collaboration. Novel strategies included minimizing the role of legal counsel’s advice and using dismissive language to downplay silence. Journal of Criminal Psychology - Subscription at source 11/6/2025 Research article «434445464748495051Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
