Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115319 total results. Showing results 99841 to 99860 «498949904991499249934994499549964997Next ›Last » Police Scotland: Evolution not revolution is the key to future success Brian Cook, a former senior officer with the Scottish Police Service, looks back at the history of policing in Scotland as well as its recent problems and argues that a more democratic governance model is needed to secure Police Scotland's future. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/2/2018 Opinion Probationers will be allowed to use taser 'We want to ensure they have the right equipment to keep themselves, suspects and members of the public safe', says national lead. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/2/2018 News Who will ‘protect the protectors’ when police officers are attacked? Following the release of shocking footage of a police officer being attacked, we ask if offenders should face harsher punishment for assaulting members of the emergency services Stoke on Trent Live 20/2/2018 Feature, Opinion Number of child sex offences recorded by Surrey Police increased by ‘extremely concerning’ 51% in 2016/17 More than two offences are recorded every day, on average Surrey Live 20/2/2018 News Police officer accused of taking a colleague’s two-tier tin of biscuits may face disciplinary action A policeman faced a disciplinary hearing for a crime of the crummiest kind - nicking a colleague's biscuit tin The Sun 20/2/2018 News Sexual offences against children increase The number of recorded sexual offences against children in Scotland has risen by 9% in the last year, official figures show. BBC 20/2/2018 News ‘Upskirting’ should be criminal offence, campaigners say The government should criminalise "upskirting" as a sexual offence, say campaigners, after police data showed one complainant was 10 years old. BBC 20/2/2018 News Loophole makes it harder to charge ‘upskirt’ voyeurs Voyeurs filming under skirts and dresses who target children as young as ten are benefiting from a legal loophole, campaigners say. The Times - Subscription at source 20/2/2018 News Gwent Police is first force in UK to use virtual reality in training Gwent Police is the first police force in the UK to have launched a virtual reality training system. South Wales Argus 19/2/2018 News Thames Valley Police hires first ‘direct-entry’ superintendent A police force has appointed its first superintendent through a new direct-entry scheme. BBC 19/2/2018 News Police officer criticised over tragic Poppi Worthington case gets top job The most senior officer slammed over the Poppi Worthington case is set to become the blundering force’s new chief. Daily Star 19/2/2018 News Lockerbie bombing cop and former Strathclyde Police Chief Constable Sir John Orr dies aged 72 Former Strathclyde Police chief constable Sir John Orr has died, it has been announced. The Herald (Scotland) 19/2/2018 News Now that takes the biscuit: Police officer accused of stealing colleague’s biscuits then lying about it A police officer has been accused of taking a tin of biscuits belonging to a colleague and lying about it. The Standard 19/2/2018 News Female police officer, 38, who quit force after being repeatedly groped by sex pest inspector wins £70,000 payout A long-serving policewoman who quit the force after being repeatedly groped by a sex pest inspector has won over £70,000 in compensation. Mail Online 19/2/2018 News One vision: National FGM Centre aims to end FGM in UK by 2030 The National FGM Centre was set up in 2015. The centre's head Leethen Bartholomew tells Policing Insight what progress has been made and where the police fit into the centre's vision of ending FGM in the UK by 2030. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/2/2018 Opinion Paedophile hunters a ‘symptom of under-resourced police service’ Rising notoriety of groups targeting suspected paedophiles is a symptom of police cuts but there is no place for it, says PFNI chairman. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/2/2018 News Frontline 999 PSNI services `to be cut back’ Police chiefs are making plans for budget cuts which could see fewer front-line officers on the streets to deal with 999 emergencies. The Irish News understands that contingency plans have been made to cut up to 15 per cent from some areas of the PSNI budget. The Irish News 19/2/2018 News Anthony Grainger shooting sparked regional firearms review The 36-year-old was shot by a GMP officer in a pre-planned operation six years ago Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/2/2018 News 30,000 crimes in Northern Ireland linked to suspects on bail More than 30,000 crimes were linked to people on bail in Northern Ireland in the last three years, it can be revealed. The offences - nearly 30 a day on average - include murder, rape and robbery. Others were involved in witness intimidation, arson and rioting. Belfast Telegraph 19/2/2018 News Drug reform police chief faces the Downing Street backlash On the face of it, there was nothing strange about West Midlands police & crime commissioner David Jamieson announcing a set of 'practical proposals' to help reduce drug abuse. But the content turned out to be a little different from the usual 'just say no' rhetoric. Among the policies were initiatives which would effectively end the criminalisation of drug users and brand the war on drugs a failure. Politics.co.uk 19/2/2018 Feature, Opinion «498949904991499249934994499549964997Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
