Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115189 total results. Showing results 9741 to 9760 «484485486487488489490491492Next ›Last » Asylum protests putting police under chronic pressure, chief says Protests over the use of hotels for housing asylum seekers have put police forces under "chronic pressure" when combined with other duties this summer, a senior police chief has said. BBC 3/9/2025 News Forces dealt with more than 3,000 protests in three months over the summer NPCC chair said number of protests were a 'chronic pressure' on forces and highlighted the need for national police reform with a White Paper expected 'within months.' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/9/2025 News Sainsbury’s tests facial recognition to stop shoplifters Supermarket chain says images will be deleted ‘instantly’ except for serious offenders who have committed acts of violence, aggression, or theft The Times - Subscription at source 2/9/2025 News Four in ten women killed by male partner had tried to leave, femicide data shows Too many men are left at ‘liberty to harm, rape and kill’ after 122 women were killed in a year, report finds The Independent 2/9/2025 News Ministers accused of making ‘almost no progress’ on grooming gangs inquiry Home Office minister Jess Phillips told MPs the appointment process was in its ‘final stages’. The Independent 2/9/2025 News Ministers accused of making ‘almost no progress’ on grooming gangs inquiry Jess Phillips said she and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper had met prospective candidates to chair the inquiry over the summer but no one has been appointed yet. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/9/2025 News New adviser brings ‘Indigenous lens’ to Winnipeg police CANADA: Sheila North says work needed to repair relationships 'gone astray for many generations' CBC News (Canada) 2/9/2025 News Winnipeg police name Sheila North as first external Indigenous relations adviser CANADA: A former journalist and grand chief has been tapped to lend "an Indigenous lens" to Winnipeg police leadership. Sheila North will serve as the Winnipeg Police Service's first external Indigenous adviser, starting immediately, police Chief Gene Bowers said at a news conference Tuesday. CBC News (Canada) 2/9/2025 News, Video AI-powered cameras to start fining WA drivers from next month after trial period AUSTRALIA: Drivers in Western Australia will be hit with fines from next month if they are caught by the state's new safety cameras. After a seven-month introductory period, the new cameras will use artificial intelligence to detect drivers speeding, using a mobile phone and wearing a seatbelt incorrectly. 9 News (Australia) 2/9/2025 News New Garda Commissioner considers arming more gardaà with Taser stun guns REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Justin Kelly lists first priority as improving contact with crime victims, especially in domestic violence cases The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 2/9/2025 News New Garda boss says we don’t talk enough about national security; warns of ‘hostile state actors’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Justin Kelly took up as Garda Commissioner on Monday and replaced Drew Harris who had served in the post for seven years. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 2/9/2025 News Garda boss considering Taser stun guns for frontline members REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The new Garda Commissioner said he sees reports regularly showing that frontline gardaà are under 'significant pressure' and that, on a 'weekly basis', members are being injured. Victims, visibility, and security are three top priorities for the new garda boss. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 2/9/2025 News Poilievre wants ‘reasonable’ self-defence defined in Criminal Code CANADA: The federal government needs to amend the Criminal Code so the use of force, including lethal force, is considered reasonable to defend your home and family if someone breaks into it, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said Friday. Blue Line (Canada) 2/9/2025 News No charges after investigation into leaks to media from Quebec anti-corruption police CANADA: A multi-year investigation into leaks to journalists from within Quebec’s anti-corruption unit has resulted in no charges. The Quebec prosecutor’s office says there is no basis for laying criminal charges following an analysis of evidence gathered by the province’s independent police watchdog. Blue Line (Canada) 2/9/2025 News Garda Commissioner expects ‘honest day’s work’ from gardaà REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Commissioner has said he is not going to tolerate gardaà who are not interested in doing their jobs. Justin Kelly said he expected "an honest day's work for an honest day's pay" from members of the gardaà and would not stand over any case where people were not prepared to do that. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 2/9/2025 News Digital service to support victims of crime launched in Greater Manchester The Greater Manchester Victims’ Services (GMVS) website and self-referral gateway acts as one-stop-shop for advice, information and support services Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/9/2025 News New Garda Commissioner wants focus on community policing to maintain trust levels REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The new leader of An Garda SÃochána has said he wants to grow the focus on community policing. Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly spoke of his pride that the force is one of the most trusted in the world and said he wants to maintain that. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 2/9/2025 News ‘The old PFEW was a force to be reckoned with… but it also got a lot of stuff wrong’ Two months into her new role as chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW), Tiff Lynch tells Police Oracle why she thinks the organisation had lost its voice. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/9/2025 News Is this really the best our Police Inspectorate can do? We need better His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary, which recently produced its annual report into the state of Police Scotland, may no longer be fit for purpose, argues Calum Steele, a former General Secretary of the Scottish Police Federation The Herald (Scotland) - Subscription at source 2/9/2025 Feature, Opinion Man who kicked officer outside hotel housing asylum seekers sentenced Jimmy Hillard, a carpenter from Loughton, Essex, went to the demonstration at the Bell Hotel in Epping on Friday, a hearing at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court was told on Monday. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/9/2025 News «484485486487488489490491492Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
