Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105134 total results. Showing results 95081 to 95100 «475147524753475447554756475747584759Next ›Last » Met Police expands specialist knife crime squad in London after fortnight of carnage on capital’s streets More than 50 people a day were arrested every day in last week's knife crime crackdown and 300 knives were taken off the streets The Standard 8/5/2017 News New policing supremo to review ‘priorities metro force is giving different types of crime’ Policing is the "number one priority" as the most powerful metropolitan leader in Britain flexes his muscles after winning the race to be Greater Manchester's first directly-elected mayor. Police Professional 8/5/2017 News New Deputy Chief Constable for Lancashire Police Sunita Gamblin, currently a Chief Superintendent at Derbyshire Constabulary, will take over from current Deputy Chief Constable Andy Rhodes in June when he takes up the position of Chief Constable. The Visitor 8/5/2017 News Six police forces from east team up with charity to stop online child abuse Six police forces across the east are teaming up with a child protection charity to tackle internet child abuse. ITV News 8/5/2017 News Streaming bodyÂworn footage with facial recognition will ‘change policing in a big way’ Firm behind the real-Âtime anti-Âterror software has begun discussions with forces about introducing the new technology. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/5/2017 News We need a strong opposition to antiÂpolice Tories, says DAC turned politician In wideÂranging interview, Lib Dem spokesman says Coalition Government should have 'put brakes on' police cuts Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/5/2017 News PCC in focus: Derbyshire PCC Hardyal Dhindsa looks back on his first year in office As the end of their first year in office approaches, Policing Insight talks to Police and Crime Commissioners about their successes and challenges. In our continuing series, Derbyshire PCC Hardyal Dhindsa reflects on the last 12 months in post. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/5/2017 Interview, Opinion Stalkers ‘carry on abuse even after court ban’ Court orders are failing to stop domestic abusers and stalkers from harassing their victims online. The Times - Subscription at source 8/5/2017 News No fines for internet giants over extremist material Home Secretary says she is 'not convinced' penalising the firms was best way to stop content appearing online Mail Online 8/5/2017 News Met sued for £100,000 over schoolgirl’s death The family of a murdered schoolgirl is suing the Metropolitan Police for £100,000 claiming that the force had failed to act on warnings and could have prevented her death. The Times - Subscription at source 8/5/2017 News Jeremy Corbyn and Diane Abbott are a dangerous threat to the security of this great nation By Amber Rudd, Home Secretary The Telegraph - Subscription at source 8/5/2017 Feature, Opinion Child abuse network had 10,000 UK members As many as 10,000 Britons signed up to one of the world’s largest paedophile networks, which operated on a clandestine part of the internet for almost two years without police shutting it down. The Times - Subscription at source 8/5/2017 News Bereaved families campaign for end to violent crime after fortnight of bloodshed in the capital Parents who have lost children to knife crime led hundreds of campaigners in a peace rally after a tenth person was stabbed to death in the capital in just two weeks. The Standard 8/5/2017 News Extra $321million to fight terror: Budget boost for the AFP as they’re given a massive war chest to target jihadis, gangs and drug rings The Australian Federal Police will receive an extra $321 million to step up the fight against terrorism, criminal gangs and drug rings. Mail Online 7/5/2017 News Police arrest 870 suspected paedophiles and rescue hundreds of children after smashing international internet ring Europol hails 'one of the most important investigations of online child sexual abuse ever conducted' The Independent 7/5/2017 News Derbyshire’s top cop Mick Creedon talks of his fears over terrorism and internet grooming Police are having to deal with a growing workload of 21st century crimes at a time when their budgets are being cut, Derbyshire's top cop has said in a farewell interview. Derbyshire Live 7/5/2017 News Armed officers protecting nuclear power stations ‘taking too many sick days’ Armed officers protecting Britain's nuclear power stations against terrorists are to be coached by fitness gurus because they are taking too many days off sick. The Telegraph 7/5/2017 News Isis calls for supporters to ‘mow down pedestrians’ Isis is urging supporters to mow down pedestrians in a lorry attack on a crowded central London street. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 7/5/2017 News SAS doubles terrorism unit to combat multiple attacks Armed police are to get help from the SAS in combatting threats from terrorists The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 7/5/2017 News General election 2017: Conservatives pledge to end mental health ‘injustice’ The 1983 Mental Health Act would be scrapped and replaced with new laws governing treatment, under Conservative plans for England and Wales. 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