Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 98341 to 98360 «491449154916491749184919492049214922Next ›Last » South Yorkshire Police chief role not ‘poisoned chalice’ The new chief of South Yorkshire Police has said the job is not a "poisoned chalice" despite accepting the force must learn from its failings. BBC 26/7/2016 News Tri-force team in Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire lead the way in forensic gathering A new system of deploying Scenes of Crime Officers (SOCOs) to incidents has been introduced across the tri-force Scientific Services departments in Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire - and are the first forces to do so in the country. Cambridgeshire Live 26/7/2016 News Police struggling to deal with missing persons demand Police forces across the UK lack the resources to deal with missing people, it has been revealed. Police Professional 26/7/2016 News Single police force needn’t be centralised The creation of Police Scotland was a mistake. Enforced centralisation of services usually is and this was no exception. Indeed, Reform Scotland felt that, even with the previous eight territorial forces, local variations in needs and priorities were inadequately reflected says Alison Payne The Scotsman 26/7/2016 Feature, Opinion Post-Brexit hate crime: Home Office and CPS unite as HMIC sets wide-range review The Home Secretary and England’s top prosecutor have joined forces in an action plan to tackle a huge spike in hate crime since the UK opted to leave the European Union. Police Professional 26/7/2016 News The future of British Transport Police’s sexual offences unit The future of British Transport Police’s pioneering London-based sexual offences unit hangs in the balance as the force reviews whether or not to scrap the dedicated group. How has this unit affected the police’s approach to sex crimes and unwanted sexual behaviour on London’s rail network, and what value does a specialist unit bring to the field? Railway-Technology.com 26/7/2016 Analysis, Feature Custody deaths drop, but vulnerability improvements still needed There have been falls in the number of deaths and suicides in custody over the last year, although too many are still linked to vulnerabilities, the Independent Police Complaints Commission’s (IPCC) has claimed. Police Professional 26/7/2016 News Vulnerability linked to deaths during and after police contact, says IPCC Many of those dying during or after police contact have known vulnerabilities, and the police and other agencies need to be better at identifying and managing them, said the IPCC, releasing the twelfth annual deaths statistics. Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) 26/7/2016 News Deaths during or following police contact: Statistics for England and Wales 2015/16 This report presents figures on deaths during or following police contact that happened between 1 April 2015 and 31 March 2016. It provides a definitive set of figures for England and Wales, and an overview of the nature and circumstances in which these deaths occurred. Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) 26/7/2016 Report IPCC publishes figures on deaths during or following police contact for 2015/16 Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) 26/7/2016 News Number of people dying after coming into contact with police rises sharply to 200 Last year had the second highest numbers of deaths recorded since 2004/5 The Independent 26/7/2016 News Road deaths involving police increase The number deaths in road incidents involving police in England and Wales rose to 21 in the year to March - 13 of them in pursuits by officers. BBC 26/7/2016 News Police forces review car chase policy as figures show pursuit-related deaths on the rise Police forces are reviewing whether it is safe to pursue criminals in vehicles as it emerges the number of people killed in car chases last year is on the rise. The Telegraph 26/7/2016 News ‘Excessive arrest’ of minorities – not police violence – explain deaths: Study Black men are disproportionately killed by police, says researcher, but this is due to the higher number of stops and arrests they face The Guardian 26/7/2016 News Suffolk Police and Crime Panel – Forward Work Plan Suffolk OPCC 26/7/2016 Report Update on Suffolk PCC Decisions to date In section 1 this Information Bulletin summarises the PCC’s decisions taken since those reported to the Panel meeting on 18 March 2016. Suffolk OPCC 26/7/2016 Report Weekly Media Monitor summary Our new-look Weekly Review, drawing on our popular Media Monitor database, picks up the key news stories and reports of the week, and explains why they matter to you. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/7/2016 News Director of Collaborative Legal Services Salary: £75-90K. Location: flexible across the Cleveland, Durham and North Yorkshire Police force areas. Closes: 10th August 2016 Law Gazette 26/7/2016 Jobs How likely are riots this summer? Vice 26/7/2016 Feature, Opinion Priorities and partnerships: Interview with Arfon Jones, PCC for North Wales Arfon Jones, newly elected PCC for North Wales and one of the first two Plaid Cymru PCCs, talks about his background as a police officer, the Home Office's obsession with crime statistics, and his focus on domestic violence and youth justice. 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