Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115373 total results. Showing results 98581 to 98600 «492649274928492949304931493249334934Next ›Last » Cuts leading to police being stuck in the office, says MP Police cuts are leading to officers being stuck behind desks rather than being out on the streets protecting people, it is claimed. The Westmorland Gazette 21/4/2018 News MPs back Daily Express crusade to rid Britain of moped-riding thugs and up protection MPs from both sides of the House yesterday gave their backing to the Daily Express crusade to help rid Britain of the scourge of moped-riding thugs. Our Stop The Moped Menace campaign demands Government action to toughen up protection for police officers in their mission to take on the brazen criminals. Express 21/4/2018 News Knife crime up by 83 per cent in five years across West Yorkshire Knife crime has increased by 83 per cent over the last five years in West Yorkshire, according to latest figures. Telegraph and Argus 21/4/2018 News Drones trialled in city to hunt off-road criminals Trio of new UAVs will keep track of offenders in more inaccessible areas Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/4/2018 News Does this ex-detective’s sex empire prove British police have all but legalised brothels? Back in the days when he was a serving police officer, former detective Karl Evanson used to enforce the law by raiding brothels and arresting those working inside. Mail Online 21/4/2018 Analysis, Feature Police ‘identify key suspects’ in attempted assassination of Sergei and Yulia Skripal British intelligence have identified key suspects in the poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia. Mail Online 21/4/2018 News Murder investigation is launched after 34-year-old man dies in police custody when he ‘became unwell’ in police cell following arrest for assault A murder investigation has been launched after a 34-year-old man died in police custody when he became unwell in a cell following his arrest. Mail Online 21/4/2018 News The broken blue line: STEPHEN GLOVER on how the once proud police force is being led by a ‘politically correct sect’ who are turning a blind eye to ‘low level’ crime Sergeant Leanne Carr of the Lincolnshire Police has recently been off work for seven months because of stress. So some colleagues were astonished when she began posting photos of herself on social media enjoying holidays abroad. Mail Online 21/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Youth violence will bring a summer of carnage, warns surgeon Martin Griffiths A leading trauma surgeon has predicted a summer of “carnage” if alarming rates of youth violence continue across the capital. The Times - Subscription at source 21/4/2018 News Child trafficking: Boys lured by dreams of football stardom forced into sex slavery A young lad turned up alone at the reception desk at White Hart Lane a few years ago saying that he had come from overseas. He was expecting a trial at Tottenham Hotspur. The Times - Subscription at source 21/4/2018 Analysis, Feature Child slavery: Holiday invitation was front for life of rape and servitude It was the promise of a holiday of a lifetime for an orphaned 13-year-old west African girl that ultimately led to a life of domestic and sexual slavery in London. The Times - Subscription at source 21/4/2018 Analysis, Feature Child slavery: Theresa May’s mixed record in helping victims The issue of modern slavery highlights the strengths and limitations of Theresa May. The Times - Subscription at source 21/4/2018 Analysis, Feature Child slavery: Police forces struggle with hidden crime Slaves are being put to work in modern Britain. Tackling the emotive problem has been central to policing priorities for the best part of a decade, but as the number of victims continues to grow, the rate at which forces manage to build cases which lead to criminal charges looks as though it is declining. The Times - Subscription at source 21/4/2018 Analysis, Feature Child slave gangs go free as police ‘fail to investigate’ Thousands lured with promises of football and modelling The Times - Subscription at source 21/4/2018 News We need to talk about policing – so we need to talk about politics too As London suffers an epidemic of knife crime, and more officers break under the strain, the government narrative still appears to be unrelentingly negative. Former Chief Superintendent John Sutherland warns that it is time to confront this, and to talk realistically about what we want from police and policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/4/2018 Opinion ‘Stop and search SAVES LIVES!’ Politicians stopping fight on knife crime – police union Police are not using stop and search powers properly to tackle the spate of violent crime in Britain because of fears of a political backlash. Express 20/4/2018 News Police Funding:Written statement Made by: Mr Nick Hurd (The Minister of State for Policing and the Fire Service) Parliament.uk 20/4/2018 Report Stephen Lawrence – 25 Years On Sunday 22nd April 2018 marks twenty-five years since the murder of Stephen Lawrence. Here, David Munro, PCC for Surrey, and Hardyal Dhindsa, PCC for Derbyshire, the APCC Lead and Deputy Lead respectively on Equality, Diversity and Human Rights, share their thoughts on the improvements that have been made since then in policing to improve the response to racist crimes and incidents, as well as what further progress is needed. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 20/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Head of Thinking and Analysis Do you have the skills to lead our approach to corporate problem solving? Policing faces many challenges and the ability to identify and effectively respond to emerging threats and challenges is critical to success for Hertfordshire Constabulary. At the heart of this approach, is a desire to develop the Constabulary into an organisation which embeds problem solving at every level and at the earliest opportunity, to ensure that we protect our communities, prevent crime and apprehend those who do commit it. A key enabler for this is a forward thinking view, alongside high quality analysis. This is critical to informing and equipping our front line staff, so that they recognise and can most effectively respond to the many varied challenges that they face daily. Following a review and restructure of functions which deliver corporate analysis, research and audit, we have created a new role to lead this work and are seeking to appoint a “Head of Thinking & Analysis”. Salary £49,197. Closing Date 13 May 2018 Hertfordshire Constabulary 20/4/2018 Jobs Assistant Chief Constable Mr Alan Pughsley, the Chief Constable of Kent Police is seeking to recruit an exceptional new Assistant Chief Constable to a unique, challenging and extremely rewarding role. Starting Salary £98,538 rising to £111,249 (plus car/allowance). The closing date for applications to be returned is 2pm on Thursday 10 May 2018 Kent Police 20/4/2018 Jobs «492649274928492949304931493249334934Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
