Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 96821 to 96840 «483848394840484148424843484448454846Next ›Last » Rollout of body worn cameras Metropolitan Police Service 17/10/2016 News Cops stat ‘fiddle’: SNP pledge on police numbers is secretly broken The SNP’s flagship pledge on cop numbers has been secretly broken, The Scottish Sun can reveal. Official figures reveal Police Scotland missed their own headcount target of 17,234 officers for ten of the 13 weeks in the last quarter. The Scottish Sun 17/10/2016 News Now police blame victims for being burgled! Why should we investigate if raider got in through an open window, says top officer Assistant chief constable of Leicestershire police says NHS would not operate on obese people yet police are expected to investigate ‘preventable’ burglaries Mail Online 17/10/2016 News Letters: No excuse for the Met’s delay in admitting Lord Bramall was cleared The Telegraph 17/10/2016 Feature, Opinion Could it be time to try a non-police Met chief? The Telegraph 17/10/2016 Feature, Opinion Burglaries linked to carelessness should not be investigated, police chief suggests Assistant chief constable of Leicestershire police says NHS would not operate on obese people yet police are expected to investigate ‘preventable’ burglaries The Guardian 17/10/2016 News Supporting adult victims of modern slavery Update on the fifth year of The Salvation Army's victim care and coordination contract The Salvation Army 16/10/2016 Report Report reveals rise in demand for support for victims of modern slavery A report out today by The Salvation Army reveals a five-fold rise in the number of modern slavery victims it has supported in as many years. The church and charity, which has run the Government’s contract to support adult victims of human trafficking and modern slavery in England and Wales since 2011, saw the total number of victims in its care rise from 378 in Year One of the contract to a total of 2,013 in Year Five. The Salvation Army 16/10/2016 News Beaten, mutliated, abused: Extent of modern slavery in UK revealed Thousands of people are being trafficked into slavery every year, a new report reveals. International Business Times UK 16/10/2016 News Criminal finance bill set to give police powers to delay mergers and aquisitions if there is suspicious behaviour Police could be given the power to delay M&A transactions for up to six months under little-noticed proposals in the criminal finance bill. City A.M. 16/10/2016 News Avon and Somerset Draft Police and Crime Plan 2016-2021 Draft Police and Crime Plan delivered to the Police and Crime Panel for their scrutiny. Avon & Somerset OPCC 16/10/2016 Report Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements Annual Report 2015/16 Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements (MAPPA) are a set of statutory arrangements to assess and manage the risk posed by certain sexual and violent offenders. They are established by virtue of Sections 325 to 327 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003. [PDF] Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 16/10/2016 Report Antisemitism in the UK Parliament.uk 16/10/2016 Report 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 «483848394840484148424843484448454846Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
