Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102497 total results. Showing results 96061 to 96080 «480048014802480348044805480648074808Next ›Last » All parties and media giants must address pernicious antisemitic hate Parliament.uk 16/10/2016 News The Ched Evans case sends a chilling message to women: don’t report rape Ched Evans was found not guilty of rape after a trial in which the court heard details of his accuser's sexual history The Sunday Telegraph 16/10/2016 Feature, Opinion Hounded: Woman calling for injured police dogs to get the same rights as PCs receives an ‘intimidating’ phone call from force Mail Online 16/10/2016 News UK police adviser in Iraq costs us £1,500 a day The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 16/10/2016 News Judges ‘misled’ over evidence of Met bribery The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 16/10/2016 News Lord Bourne: The Troubled Families Programme has been a success Conservative Home 16/10/2016 Feature, Opinion Innovate or mission fail Public safety agencies – responsible for policing, justice and national intelligence – face unprecedented challenges in the digital age. At a time when citizens and criminals are becoming increasingly tech-savvy, most law enforcement organisations are facing budget cuts and workforce reductions. Huffington Post 15/10/2016 Feature, Opinion My police force is struggling to conceal the fact that it’s sinking Police officers like me are now a rare sight in the neighbourhood I patrol and it’s been a long time since I was excited or proud of my job The Guardian 15/10/2016 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland cars ‘held together by duct tape’ Police Scotland are using cars held together with duct tape and cable ties, while interview suites for sex assault victims are waterlogged and mouldy, the body representing rank-and-file officers has said. BBC 15/10/2016 News My police force is struggling to conceal the fact that it’s sinking Police officers like me are now a rare sight in the neighbourhood I patrol and it’s been a long time since I was excited or proud of my job. The Guardian 15/10/2016 Feature, Opinion Police cars, ambulances and fire engines could be forced to turn OFF their sirens because they are giving a ‘bad impression’ of a city Mail Online 15/10/2016 News Vera Baird calls on Government to lower drink drive limit Northumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner is once again urging the Government to lower the national drink drive limit. The Shields Gazette 15/10/2016 News The Met chief’s apology to Lord Bramall, though sincere, is a form of evasion The Telegraph 15/10/2016 Feature, Opinion Lord Brittan’s widow in battle with Met police chief over demand to release damning child sex abuse inquiry report The Telegraph 15/10/2016 News Some staff roles ‘no longer needed’ as force changes crime investigation structure Civilian investigators and statement takers would no longer be used in the crime business area Police Oracle 15/10/2016 News Hogan-Howe read scripted apology to war veteran Lord Bramall said his wife had died without knowing that he had been exonerated in the VIP abuse inquiry The Times - Subscription at source 15/10/2016 News Jermaine Baker shooting: IPCC ‘failed to hold Met to account’ Mother of 28-year-old killed by firearms officer in Wood Green says family’s relationship with IPCC has been damaged The Guardian 15/10/2016 News Statement from Chief Constable Jane Sawyers announcing plans to retire next year Staffordshire Police 15/10/2016 News Reducing crime through innovation: The role of PCCs – a view from Jane Kennedy, Merseyside PCC The Police Foundation 14/10/2016 Feature, Opinion ‘Crumbling’ police buildings and vehicles are risk to the service, claims union chief Police Scotland are using cars held together with duct tape and cable ties, while interview suites for sex assault victims are waterlogged and mouldy, the body representing rank-and-file officers has said. Express 14/10/2016 News «480048014802480348044805480648074808Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
