Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100394 total results. Showing results 96621 to 96640 «482848294830483148324833483448354836Next ›Last » Europol targets migrant hotspots as it deploys 200-strong team on terror trail A new pool of law enforcement officers is being sent to migration hotspots across Europe — with the primary brief to track the movement of suspected terrorists. Police Professional 17/5/2016 News Industrial rights call not off table if pay review board sidelined The Home Secretary refused to pledge that she will abide by the recommendations of the independent remuneration review body on pay. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/5/2016 News South Yorkshire and Humberside police forces award £41m IT contract to Sopra Steria Two police forces have selected Sopra Steria to supply a common IT system to align business processes in a deal worth up to £41m. Computer Weekly 17/5/2016 News Police set for better engagement with UK tech firms The policing lead for digital investigation and intelligence says new structures will improve engagement and collaboration between the UK tech industry and police forces. Computer Weekly 17/5/2016 News Yorkshire chief constable’s future still not resolved two years after suspension The future of West Yorkshire police chief constable suspended from his role two years ago is set to be resolved “in the near future”, it is claimed. Wakefield Express 17/5/2016 News More resources needed to stop abuse of officers The level of abuse and threats police officers receive on a daily basis is unacceptable, the chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has said. Police Professional 17/5/2016 News Vera Baird calls for police to reopen archives on ‘the Battle of Orgreave’ Vera Baird has urged South Yorkshire Police to open up its archives on one of the most notorious events of the Miners' Strike. Sunderland Echo 17/5/2016 News Accountability does not end with Hillsborough, the South Yorkshire Police need to be held responsible for Orgreave If the police pre-planned a mass, unlawful assault on the miners at Orgreave, and then sought to cover up what they did and arrest people on trumped-up charges, we need to know. The Independent 17/5/2016 Feature, Opinion Alun Michael: ‘PCCs must take responsibility for devolved powers in England’ Devolved policing in England would have to come under the powers of police and crime commissioners (PCCs) to ensure it is delivered effectively, a PCC has claimed. Police Professional 17/5/2016 News Labour proposes to strengthen victims’ rights and collaborate on new powers Shadow Home Secretary Andy Burnham will propose major changes to the forthcoming Policing and Crime Bill in order to protect victims’ rights and to strengthen police accountability. Police Professional 17/5/2016 News PFEW responds to Home Secretary’s speech Police Federation Chair Steve White responds to Home Secretary Theresa May's keynote speech at the annual conference. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 17/5/2016 News Police should stop ‘stoking fears’ of marksmen prosecutions, watchdog boss says Police should stop "stoking fears" around the prosecution of marksmen who carry out fatal shootings, the head of a watchdog has warned. BT.com 17/5/2016 News Home Secretary’s speech to the 2016 Police Federation conference Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 17/5/2016 Report Domestic violence: Theresa May says police to be probed Police forces across the UK will be investigated over their handling of domestic violence cases, Home Secretary Theresa May has said. BBC 17/5/2016 News Government must change approach to policing reform The chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has criticised the Government’s programme of policing reform and called for effective cooperation to avoid a declining service to the public. Police Professional 17/5/2016 News Hillsborough must be ‘touchstone’, May tells police The Hillsborough disaster should be a "touchstone" for everything police do, Home Secretary Theresa May has told the Police Federation annual conference. BBC 17/5/2016 News Theresa May slams Police Federation chiefs for using officer subscriptions as a ‘slush fund’ for holiday homes and lavish gifts as she demands police put victims first Theresa May today demanded the Police Federation clean up their act as she accused them of buying holiday homes with subscription fees and failing to stand up for domestic violence victims. Mail Online 17/5/2016 News Police Federation concedes Hillsborough ‘errors’ The Federation's chairman says it is time to acknowledge the mistakes of the past and remember those who lost their lives. Sky News 17/5/2016 News Police Federation blasts Labour’s call for new laws to stop another Hillsborough cover-up Police Federation chairman Steve White hit out today and said it was time to "draw a line" under the 1989 disaster. Mirror 17/5/2016 News The GPS ‘bullets’ that could catch getaway cars: Police expand trials of stick-on trackers officers can fire at suspect vehicles during high-speed chases In the United States, police departments are increasingly turning to ‘GPS bullets’ to catch rogue drivers without the risk of a high-speed chase. More than 50 agencies are now using the projectiles, which can be launched from the grill of a police cruiser and stick to a fleeing car to deploy tracking technology. 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