Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115442 total results. Showing results 96221 to 96240 «480848094810481148124813481448154816Next ›Last » More than 80 per cent of North Wales Police officers suffering with low morale A survey has found that more than 80 per cent of North Wales Police officers are suffering with low morale. ITV News 7/8/2018 News Surrey police apologise for ‘organisational failings’ after paedo trial against disgraced DJ Jonathan King collapses King had denied 23 sexual assault charges against teenage boys alleged to have taken place between 1970 and 1988 The Sun 7/8/2018 News South Yorkshire Police ‘still failing’ to record thousands of crimes A police force criticised for leaving thousands of crimes unrecorded and its handling of the Rotherham abuse scandal still "requires improvement", inspectors have said. BBC 7/8/2018 News Domestic abuse victims left without support because of police crime recording failures, inspections find 'When a crime isn’t recorded properly, victims might not receive the support services they need,' inspectors warn The Independent 7/8/2018 News Most rank and file officers worried about personal finances Federation says derisory pay rise decision adds to stress Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/8/2018 News Police officers moonlighting to pay the bills Thousands of police officers have taken second jobs to boost their incomes despite concerns that they are already overworked and stressed. The Times - Subscription at source 7/8/2018 News Nearly 10,000 police officers have taken second jobs – survey Police Federation of England and Wales says ‘officers are struggling’ to make ends meet The Guardian 7/8/2018 News Brexit: Police commissioners concern over ‘no deal’ A no-deal Brexit poses a risk to the public because the UK would lose access to EU-wide security powers and databases, police leaders have warned. BBC 7/8/2018 News No-deal Brexit risks public safety, police leaders tell Sajid Javid Home secretary urged to prepare as pound hits 11-year low The Times - Subscription at source 7/8/2018 News APCC Statement – Cross-Party Working Group Letter on Policing and Brexit “Following an article published in the national media about policing and Brexit, we are releasing the letter our cross-party working group sent to the Home Secretary for the purposes of clarity.” Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 6/8/2018 News No-deal Brexit will put public safety at risk and reduce police capacity in UK, leaders warn government Police commissioners call on government to urgently start contingency planning for expensive and inferior alternatives to EU systems The Independent 6/8/2018 News Deputy Chief Constable The Chief Constable of Warwickshire Police is looking for an energetic and innovative individual to join his team of dedicated, committed professionals working in a diverse range of environments in the unique model of policing resulting from the alliance between West Mercia Police and Warwickshire Police. Applicants must be experienced Assistant Chief Constables with substantial knowledge of contemporary policing issues, proven experience of strategic performance management and an outstanding track record of delivering successful change for improved service to the public. Applicants must have passed the Senior Police National Assessment Centre and successfully completed the Strategic Command Course. Fixed term of up to 5 years at an annual salary of £114,429. Closing date: 12 noon - Friday, August 24, 2018 Warwickshire Police 6/8/2018 Jobs The economic and social costs of crime second edition This report uses existing crime and cost data to update previous analysis by the Home Office to estimate the economic and social costs of different offences. The economic and social costs of crime estimates are important in helping to develop an understanding of the wider costs and benefits associated with changes in the number of crimes. Home Office 6/8/2018 Report UK poised to ask Russia to extradite Salisbury attack suspects Exclusive: Kremlin certain to reject request that will reignite simmering diplomatic row The Guardian 6/8/2018 News (in)actions Speak Louder Than Words: Foucault, Governmentality, and the Social Construction of Rape in the Policing Landscape The author examines qualitative data with British police to explore police interactions with male rape victims, and the effects and outcomes of such interactions. Drawing on British police data collected from interviews and questionnaires, the author theorizes the data using sociological and Foucauldian perspectives to increase the understanding of the social construction of male rape in the policing context. From this theoretical framework, it is argued that police encounters with male victims of rape are on the whole negative based on their discursive ideas and knowledges about male rape. From the qualitative data presented and analyzed, themes of power, discourse, culture, values, norms, and beliefs emerge. It is also argued that male rape is culturally constructed as deviant and placed alongside other forms of discourse personified as deviant, such as queerness and mental health, among the police. As a consequence, male rape is symbolizing abnormality for it disrupts some officers’ constructions and discourses on what sexual violence actually entails. Victims and Offenders - Registration at source 6/8/2018 Research article No-deal Brexit poses serious risk to public safety, say police leaders Exclusive: leaked letter warns home secretary of ‘significant loss of operational capacity’ The Guardian 6/8/2018 News From threat to threat: Tackling online crime and terror The globalisation of mass communication and the permeation of the internet into almost all aspects of society has further enabled serious societal threats to exploit and target citizens, businesses and, through the emergence of online terrorism, democratic ideals. Professor Babak Akhgar FBCS, Director of CENTRIC (Centre of Excellence in Terrorism, Resilience, Intelligence & Organised Crime Research) highlights the challenges and introduces a new multi-disciplinary research and innovation project which seeks to address them. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/8/2018 Analysis, Feature Surrey Police apologise after judgment reveals disclosure failings in Jonathan King sex abuse case Police have “wholeheartedly apologised” for repeated, serious failings in the sex abuse trial of Jonathan King that allowed him to walk free from court. The Telegraph 6/8/2018 News Doing more to tackle domestic abuse £2.8 million to expand programme to reduce re-offending. A "pioneering" programme that has been proven to change the behaviour of domestic abuse perpetrators is being rolled out to six more local authorities including Scotland's biggest city. Scottish Government 6/8/2018 News New board members appointed Three new non-executive directors have been appointed as independent members of the College of Policing’s board. College of Policing 6/8/2018 News «480848094810481148124813481448154816Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
