Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115408 total results. Showing results 97941 to 97960 «489448954896489748984899490049014902Next ›Last » Counter-terrorism police are now training with virtual terrorists What if you could save an airport from terrorists, escape insurgents in South Sudan, and rescue civilians in an underground station all in one morning? With modern technology, the ability to recreate these scenarios within virtual and augmented reality is here, and we’re using it to help train counter-terrorism officers and aid workers. Business Insider 19/5/2018 Analysis, Feature FA Cup final and Royal Wedding police update as two huge events take place FA Cup Final and Royal Wedding madness hasn’t caused chaos for the Metropolitan Police. Daily Star 19/5/2018 News Spit hoods to be used by Dyfed-Powys police Spit hoods are being given to Dyfed-Powys police officers, who have been "subject to abuse". BBC 19/5/2018 News Officers left fatigued and frustrated in wake of Police Scotland cuts The savings imposed on Police Scotland are unsustainable and have led to fewer officers supporting communities, according to force personnel interviewed for a Scottish Government document. The Scotsman 19/5/2018 News Police warn SNP budget cuts are damaging ability to do job Senior police officers have warned that budget cuts imposed by the SNP administration are “unsustainable”. The Times - Subscription at source 19/5/2018 News Computer says no to police action in cyberfraud cases below £100k Tens of thousands of victims of online fraud are having their cases dismissed by a computer algorithm, as police officers refuse to guarantee that a human being will investigate thefts of less than £100,000. The Times - Subscription at source 19/5/2018 News Cuts led to rise in violent crime, says Cressida Dick The nation’s most senior police officer has said she is certain that government cuts to the force budgets have played a role in the soaring level of violent crime in the UK. The Times - Subscription at source 19/5/2018 News ‘Unsustainable’ cuts are a threat to Police Scotland, warn frustrated senior officers Police officers have warned of “unsustainable” cuts and a loss of local decision making, a Scottish Government report reveals. Senior figures also feel “frustrated” at being unable to shape change since the country’s single force was formed. Express 18/5/2018 News Police budgets, numbers and community policing Claim: Police engagement with communities isn’t happening. Full Fact 18/5/2018 News Evaluation of Police and Fire Reform: Year 3 National Key Informants Report and Summary of Evidence This report will discuss the perspectives of the national key informants for both services. Scottish Government 18/5/2018 Report Bristol police officer cleared over stun gun shooting faces misconduct charge Claire Boddie was found not guilty of assault after shooting race relations adviser in face The Guardian 18/5/2018 News Met Police chief Cressida Dick calls on social media giants to remove Drill music videos that ‘glamourise’ gang life Scotland Yard chief Cressida Dick has today called on social media giants to remove so called 'Drill' music videos that she says 'glamourises' violent crime. Mail Online 18/5/2018 News Met Commissioner is “sure” cuts to police budgets have impacted the increase in violent crime And she called for at least 500 new officers in London to combat the wave of gun and knife attacks Mirror 18/5/2018 News Terror attack threat: ‘Bobbies on the beat no closer to being armed in rural locations’ Policing leaders facing an elevated terror threat have again ruled out routinely arming officers for now – even in “harder-to-reach” rural communities. Police Professional 18/5/2018 News PCCs demand U-turn on drug fix rooms Three police and crime commissioners (PCCs) have asked the Government to reconsider allowing drug addicts safe spaces to inject themselves. Police Professional 18/5/2018 News Victoria Atkins: “The domestic abuse bill will be a game-changer” The Home Office has promised a ‘fundamental change’ in the way the country deals with domestic abuse. But does the political will exist to back up any change in the law with resources? James Millar talks to the minister in charge, Victoria Atkins, and MPs across the spectrum, about what needs to be done PoliticsHome 18/5/2018 Feature, Opinion Sarah Jones: A proper public health approach would treat knife crime like an epidemic We need a long-term, multi-agency approach to knife crime which seeks to understand and prevent its underlying causes, says Sarah Jones, Labour MP for Croydon Central and chair of the knife crime APPG PoliticsHome 18/5/2018 Feature, Opinion ‘Marginal’ rise in latest crime statistics A total number of 98,301 crimes were recorded in 2017/18, according to the latest annual statistics published by the Police Service of Northern Ireland. The new figures represent a marginal rise of 0.3% crimes on the previous year 98,041 but remain the second lowest total recorded since 1998/99. 4NI 18/5/2018 News Humberside Police receive hundreds of applications to join the force More than 900 people have applied to become police officers in Humberside Police’s latest recruitment drive. The force is looking to take on 400 new officers by the end of 2018, and has been overwhelmed by the number of applications received. Hull Live 18/5/2018 News Met Police to recruit 500 more staff to stop knife crime, commissioner tells LBC The Met Police commissioner has told LBC she's hoping to recruit at least 500 more officers by the start of next year, to tackle a rise in violent crime. LBC 18/5/2018 News «489448954896489748984899490049014902Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
