Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104928 total results. Showing results 98561 to 98580 «492549264927492849294930493149324933Next ›Last » Quarter of rape cases fail because victims won’t take action against their attacker Mail Online 13/10/2016 News Heads will roll over Prince Harry’s tweet to spoof Met Police account Prince Harry’s staff tweeted an announcement about his attendance at a service for the fallen of the Metropolitan Police next week Mail Online 13/10/2016 Feature, Opinion Reported rapes double following high-profile police investigations into historic sex abuse Rise in number of rape allegations may indicate improvement in police recording crimes, rather than increase in attacks The Independent 13/10/2016 News Bristol police remove documents because of ‘national security’ after mass surveillance claims Documents showing Avon and Somerset police had purchased controversial surveillance equipment have been taken down, after claims the force was using it to spy on people. Bristol Live 12/10/2016 News PM Theresa May vows to crack down on modern-day slavery as police fail to act on thousands of complaints Police are failing to investigate cases of modern slavery which means organised people-smuggling gangs are able to offend with impunity. Mail Online 12/10/2016 News Police chiefs back lower drink drive limit Police leaders across the country are joining a campaign to lower the national drink drive limit from 80mg to 50mg per 100ml of blood. Police Professional 12/10/2016 News Child abuse intelligence ‘poorly handled’ by CEOP A security agency sat on intelligence regarding more than 2,300 suspected paedophiles for over a year because it did know what to do with it, an investigation has concluded. Police Professional 12/10/2016 News First Asian police officer ‘would join police again now’ BBC 12/10/2016 News IPCC will not investigate David Crompton complaint The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has decided it will not investigate the complaint made on behalf of a group of Hillsborough families about alleged instructions given by suspended South Yorkshire Police Chief Constable David Crompton to his legal team at the Hillsborough inquests. Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) 12/10/2016 News Police body cameras capture hours and hours of footage with no national consensus on how to release it PBS (US Public Broadcasting Service) 12/10/2016 News Live Blog at “Working with the police on policing” conference: Day One Taking place at the University of Sheffield between 12th to 14th October, this conference looks at the ways in which academics and the police can and do work together. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/10/2016 News Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner: Annual Report 2015-16 This report outlines achievements delivered under each of the priority areas identified in the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner's Strategic Plan 2015-17, "which I am now half way through. Although significant progress has been made in the fight against modern slavery, with more victims identified and more criminals convicted, there is still much to be done to ensure best practice across all agencies". gov.uk 12/10/2016 Report Modern slavery: England and Wales police investigating ‘too few’ cases BBC 12/10/2016 News Sexual assault and the night-time economy – small ideas make a difference Guest blog by Northumbria PCC, Vera Baird The Police Foundation 12/10/2016 Feature, Opinion New Deputy Chief Constable appointed Cleveland Police is pleased to announce that Simon Nickless has been appointed as the new Deputy Chief Constable. Cleveland OPCC 12/10/2016 News PCC Activity And Performance Monitoring Report – West Mercia. The purpose of this report is to provide members of the Police and Crime Panel with an overview of the breadth and depth of the Commissioner and his Deputy’s work and an update of force performance. West Mercia OPCC 12/10/2016 Report Sara Thornton Blog: It’s time for a sharing economy in policing British policing is structured around the local but criminals aren’t constrained by lines on maps so the police can’t afford to be either. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 12/10/2016 Feature, Opinion Thinktank sets out £2.6m blueprint for problem-solving criminal courts 'Problem-solving' courts, which tackle issues such as alcohol or drug-addiction alongside their immediate caseload, should be extended in the criminal sector, a thinktank recommends today. O The Law Society Gazette 12/10/2016 News Problem-solving courts: A delivery plan – Report The Lord Chancellor and the Lord Chief Justice have backed the idea of piloting problem-solving courts in England and Wales, but as yet there is not clear plan for putting this into practice. This paper offers an affordable, deliverable and practical plan for developing a set of 10 new pilot projects which can begin to hear cases in 2017. Centre for Justice Innovation 12/10/2016 Report Problem-solving courts: A delivery plan The Lord Chancellor and the Lord Chief Justice have backed the idea of piloting problem-solving courts in England and Wales, but as yet there is not clear plan for putting this into practice. This paper offers an affordable, deliverable and practical plan for developing a set of 10 new pilot projects which can begin to hear cases in 2017. 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