Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115411 total results. Showing results 96601 to 96620 «482748284829483048314832483348344835Next ›Last » Concerns remain about North Yorkshire Police’s 101 service The leader of a police force’s watchdog is pressing for further improvements to its non-emergency phone service, as the force faces an unprecedented volume of calls. Stray FM 20/7/2018 News Theresa May blasted for soaring crime as the number of police officers hits a 36-YEAR low It also emerged police numbers are at a 36-year low and separate figures also revealed only nine per cent of suspects are being charged or taken to court The Sun 20/7/2018 News ‘Buck being passed’ on undercover police probe in Scotland The UK and Scottish Governments have been accused of “passing the buck” in their failure to hold a public inquiry into undercover policing in Scotland. The National 20/7/2018 News Violent crime is on the rise in Dorset. It's up by 33.5% compared to the national increase of 9.9% according to figures for the full financial year from April 2017 to March 2018 , released by the Office for National Statistics. Wessex FM 20/7/2018 News Hate crime reports increase by almost 70% in Northumbria Police region The force contribute it tobetter crime recording methods and an increased confidence for victim to come forward Chronicle Live (North East) 20/7/2018 News Crime reported to Northumbria Police every two minutes amid sharp rise in North East offences The number of recorded crimes in the North East has risen by 27 per cent, the latest figures show Chronicle Live (North East) 20/7/2018 News Attack victim Paul Kohler loses police stations battle A victim of a violent assault has failed to persuade the High Court to prevent half of London's police stations from being closed. BBC 20/7/2018 News Gangster has £1.25m of bitcoin seized by police Surrey Police becomes the first force to convert cryptocurrency into sterling for government coffers The Independent 20/7/2018 News North Yorkshire fire service move sparks outrage and resignation Anger over a move to take control of a fire brigade away from councils has boiled over, with a former police officer resigning from a key role while accusing a police commissioner of treating councillors with “little disguised contempt”. Darlington & Stockton Times 20/7/2018 News North Yorkshire Police 101 call answering ‘needs further work’ The leader of a police force’s watchdog is pressing for further improvements to its non-emergency phone service, as the force faces an unprecedented volume of calls. Darlington & Stockton Times 20/7/2018 News ‘Buck being passed’ on undercover police probe in Scotland The UK and Scottish Governments have been accused of “passing the buck” in their failure to hold a public inquiry into undercover policing in Scotland. The National 20/7/2018 News Policing the Police The SPA must take whistleblowers seriously to promote the public interest The Times - Subscription at source 20/7/2018 Feature, Opinion Whistleblower will tell Holyrood of ‘financial abuses’ by top police A whistleblower who claims that she was sidelined after raising concerns over potential financial misconduct within Police Scotland will give evidence to the Scottish parliament. The Times - Subscription at source 20/7/2018 News Wrong Turn A rise in crime should prompt a focus on poverty, schools and police The Times - Subscription at source 20/7/2018 News No answers over vanished apprenticeship funding worth millions But a good faith payment of £600k has been offered Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/7/2018 News British intelligence agencies and police use CHILD spies in undercover roles against terrorists and drug gangs, concerned Lords reveal Children are being used as spies in secret operations against terrorists, drug dealers and gangs. Mail Online 20/7/2018 News Wild West Britain: Police failure to crack cases sees thousands cheat justice… Just 1 in 10 crimes ending in a charge as detection rate plunges Mail Online 20/7/2018 News Disclosure of evidence in criminal cases In this report we consider the disclosure of unused material in criminal cases. The Crown Prosecution Service have the duty to disclose relevant material collected by the police in the course of an investigation to the defence. This process is part of ensuring a fair trial. Problems with disclosure came into sharp focus following the high-profile collapse of a number cases between December 2017 and spring 2018. In early December 2017 the Government had announced that the then Attorney General would conduct a review of disclosure. The Attorney General has since changed, but we expect that this review will conclude. The Crown Prosecution Service, National Police Chiefs’ Council and College of Policing also published a “National Disclosure Improvement Plan” in January this year Parliament.uk 20/7/2018 Report Insufficient leadership caused long-term failings in disclosure of evidence Long-term failures in the disclosure of evidence have gone unresolved, in part, because of the insufficient focus and leadership, says the Justice Committee in a report on disclosure of evidence in criminal cases. Parliament.uk 20/7/2018 News Law chief criticised over evidence disclosure The attorney-general and the director of public prosecutions will come under fire from MPs today for failing to tackle problems with evidence not being disclosed that have led to miscarriages of justice. The Times - Subscription at source 20/7/2018 News «482748284829483048314832483348344835Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
