Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100403 total results. Showing results 96481 to 96500 «482148224823482448254826482748284829Next ›Last » Hundreds more DNA records of terrorism suspects deleted BBC 27/5/2016 News Criminal justice system near breaking point, MPs warn BBC 27/5/2016 News New powers to strengthen coastal security New powers to help target smugglers and prevent illegal entry come into force. Home Office 27/5/2016 News Justice system is failing witnesses and victims of crime, say MPs Public accounts committee report says courts and prisons are ‘overstretched and disjointed’ and victims are subject to a postcode lottery for access to justice The Guardian 27/5/2016 News Theresa May launches sharia law review Review led by Prof Mona Siddiqui to look at whether sharia law is being misused, particularly in divorce and custody cases The Guardian 27/5/2016 News Witnesses at undercover policing probe ‘should not face prosecution threat’ Witnesses in a public inquiry into secret police tactics should be able to give evidence without incriminating themselves, its chairman has said. Aol 26/5/2016 News Acting South Yorkshire Police Chief: ‘We need to be more open’ South Yorkshire Police’s temporary Chief Constable has said the force needs to be more open with the public. The Star (Yorkshire) 26/5/2016 News “Dangerous” missing people system must be abolished The current police recording system for missing children is “dangerous” and needs to be scrapped, according to a group of MPs. Police Professional 26/5/2016 News Home Secretary speech to the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners Home Office 26/5/2016 Report More than half of people on UK counter-terror biometrics databases are innocent New report rushed out ahead of EU referendum purdah. The Register 26/5/2016 News Further report by the Biometrics Commissioner on issues raised in his 2015 Annual Report This further report provides an update on issues raised in the commissioner’s 2015 annual report including delays in the NSD (National Security Determination) process, the wrongful retention of biometric records on the CT (Counter Terrorism) databases and the consequences of the expiry and deletion problems. Biometrics Commissioner 26/5/2016 Report Police introduce new camera that can catch drivers texting at the wheel from almost a mile away British Columbia cops have brought in DLSR cameras with huge scopes. Mail Online 26/5/2016 News Anti-extremism plans risk damaging communities, says GM Mayor The government’s proposed counter-extremism bill risks damaging the fight against terrorism, says Greater Manchester’s Mayor and Police and Crime Commissioner. Rochdale Online 26/5/2016 News Declarations of Interests – Report to Police and Crime Committee This report sets out details of offices held by Assembly Members for noting as disclosable pecuniary interests and requires additional relevant declarations relating to disclosable pecuniary interests, and gifts and hospitality to be made. Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 26/5/2016 Report Confirmation Hearing – Deputy Mayor for Police and Crime Letter from Sadiq Khan to Police and Crime Committee outlining his intention to appoint Sophie Linden as Deputy Mayor for Police and Crime. Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 26/5/2016 Report Proposed Appointment Of Deputy Police And Crime Commissioner Appendix A Request from PCC to Clerk to the Hertfordshire Police and Crime Panel to consider appointment. Hertfordshire OPCC 26/5/2016 Report Legal highs? Not as legal as you thought Cmdr Simon Bray Blog: So called “legal-highs” might have been sold in shops but that doesn’t mean they’re safe. Often they contain one or more substance that is illegal to possess and users really have no idea what they are taking or what effect it will have. The future health risks associated with psychoactive substances are unknown and in some cases people have died from taking these drugs. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 26/5/2016 Feature, Opinion Home Secretary points changing fire and rescue service to ‘protect and save’ mantra of police reform The Home Secretary is ready to use her policing reform model to drive a culture of change through a radical shake-up of fire and rescue. Police Professional 26/5/2016 News This university project wants to bring VR to the courtroom with virtual crime scenes Virtual Reality (VR) could let jurors examine the scene of crime. BT.com 26/5/2016 News Staff ‘told not to take action against probation breaches’ BBC 26/5/2016 News «482148224823482448254826482748284829Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
