Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100784 total results. Showing results 95461 to 95480 «477047714772477347744775477647774778Next ›Last » PSNI chief apologises for ‘dry your eyes’ response to struggling officer Northern Ireland chief constable George Hamilton said in Twitter exchange that officers should stop ‘wallowing in self-pity’ The Guardian 22/8/2016 News Slavery reports rise fivefold, Salvation Army says BBC 22/8/2016 News Germany ‘set to introduce facial recognition software at its borders’ in a bid to catch would-be terrorists trying to sneak in among refugees Mail Online 21/8/2016 News Lack of local bobbies leads to armed police being drafted in to deal with pub fights ARMED police are being called out to deal with pub fights and domestic assaults because of a shortage of neighbourhood bobbies. Express 21/8/2016 News Weighing the evidence: Doing what really works in cutting crime Sophisticated data and crime analysis should have transformed policing and criminal justice; but instead, taxpayers are funding bloated criminal justice systems and foot patrols in communities where officers have little to do. Tom Gash argues it's time to replace myth-based approaches with those founded on evidence. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/8/2016 Opinion Liz Truss abandons Gove’s plan for problem-solving courts Rehabilitation system seen as too soft on crime as new justice secretary backpedals on reform The Guardian 21/8/2016 News Revealed: New ‘crime index’ used by police says burglary is twice as bad as child abduction Mail Online 21/8/2016 News Reader Survey Prize Draw winner announced The lucky winner of the Apple iPad Air 2 randomly drawn from the hundreds of participants is a police inspector currently studying for a BSc in Policing. Policing Insight 20/8/2016 News Police Now: A serving officer’s take on police training for the future Critics of Police Now, the Graduate Leadership Development Programme for the police, have warned it will lead to poorly equipped constables who will be found wanting once on the streets. Serving officer Dan Reynolds went to see for himself - and found a cohort with a maturity far in excess of their four weeks in the job. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/8/2016 Opinion How community policing can work The New York Times 20/8/2016 Feature, Opinion The detectives who never forget a face London’s new squad of “super-recognizers” could inspire a revolution in policing. The New Yorker 20/8/2016 Analysis, Feature Defiant police hold 16m photos for facial recognition The Times - Subscription at source 20/8/2016 Bulk data collection vital to prevent terrorism in UK, report finds Independent review of draft terrorism laws says there is strong case for allowing police and spy agencies to gather private data The Guardian 20/8/2016 ‘No alternative’ to bulk data collection powers, finds review Controversial powers for the bulk interception and collection of communications data have been given the green light by the Government’s reviewer of terror legislation. Police Professional 19/8/2016 News MPS asked to review housing support to address thousands of ‘commuter cops’ Thousands more Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers would be able to afford to live in London under housing plans put forward in a new report, a think-tank has claimed. Police Professional 19/8/2016 News Not going soft, going sensible: Treating addicts as victims to reduce drug misuse Should drug addicts be treated as victims themselves? Research suggests that prescribing pharmaceutical heroin can reduce the use of street drugs and associated levels of crime. Ron Hogg, former senior police officer, now Durham’s Police, Crime and Victims Commissioner, argues that this isn't going soft on drugs, but going sensible. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/8/2016 Opinion Cumbria police supremo marks 100 days in office Cumbria's police chief has completed his first 100 days in office and has praised the hard work of all agencies in keeping the public safe. The Mail (North West) 19/8/2016 News Philip Seccombe: My first 100 days as Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire Conservative Home 19/8/2016 Feature, Opinion Home Office relaunches emergency services network devices procurement The Home Office has relaunched its tender process for the supply of Emergency Services Network (ESN) devices, accessories and services, worth up to £150m. PublicTechnology.net 19/8/2016 News Chief Executive and Monitoring Officer (Part-Time) Salary: £75,000 (pro rata). Closes: 16th September 2016 Dorset OPCC 19/8/2016 Jobs «477047714772477347744775477647774778Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
