Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98566 total results. Showing results 81 to 100 123456789Next ›Last » Kathryn Stone OBE appointed as HM Inspector of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Authorities His Majesty the King has approved the appointment of a new Inspector of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Authorities. Emergency Services Times 12/3/2025 News HMICS Scrutiny plan 2025-28 His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland has published its latest scrutiny plan, setting out our inspection priorities for the period April 2025 to March 2028. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 12/3/2025 Report HMICS Scrutiny plan 2025-28 His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland has set its inspection plan for the next three years. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 12/3/2025 News Friday Exchange: In conversation with John Sutherland In this conversation, John Sutherland, a former chief superintendent in the Met and now an author, shares his journey through policing, his reflections on violent crime, and the impact of politics and austerity on law enforcement. PolicingTV 12/3/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police Family Finance Index Report – Spring 2025 This latest survey was conducted online between September and January 2025 and 10,648 responses were received from across the UK. [pdf] Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 11/3/2025 Report Survey exposes financial struggles and retention risk in UK police service Metfriendly’s Police Family Finance Index Report – Spring 2025 reveals significant financial hardships police officers are facing and its impact on their mental health and job satisfaction. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 11/3/2025 News Concerns raised over Garda patrols covering Kenmare REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Public representatives have raised concerns over the reallocation of Killarney-based Garda patrol cars to incidents in Kenmare, potentially leaving Killarney vulnerable to crime. Killarney Advertiser (Republic of Ireland) 11/3/2025 News Dutch police disrupt half of ransomware operations, finds embedded PHD student NETHERLANDS: Dutch police interventions successfully disrupt approximately half of the ransomware groups they target, according to PhD research at the University of Twente. Conducted by Tom Meurs, who spent four years embedded with Dutch police cyber teams, the study revealed that even when criminals persist after intervention, they typically do so on a smaller scale, targeting fewer and less prominent victims. Computer Weekly 11/3/2025 News New Zealand Crime & Victims Survey (NZCVS) Cycle 7 resources and results This report highlights the main findings from Cycle 7 of the New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey (NZCVS) conducted between October 2023 and October 2024. The report contains mostly descriptive statistics of trends for key offence types and demographic groups. Ministry of Justice (New Zealand) 11/3/2025 Report Guy Leeson promoted to deputy chief of Delta police CANADA: Guy Leeson has been confirmed as the Delta Police Department's newest deputy chief. The DPD announced Leeson's promotion — effective the day prior — on Monday (March 3), officially removing the "acting" preface from the title he has held since November. Surrey Now-Leader (Canada) 11/3/2025 News Surrey Police Service investigating RCMP-involved shooting CANADA: The Surrey Police Service is investigating a shooting involving RCMP Surrey Provincial Operations Support Unit members on Tuesday afternoon. Vancouver Sun (Canada) 11/3/2025 News Victorian government pledges legal shake-up around bail laws to address crime issues AUSTRALIA: Victorian Premier Jacinta Allen says the state could have the toughest bail laws in Australia by the end of next week under a dramatic legal shake-up designed to mete out tougher punishments and conditions for people committing serious crimes. ABC News (Australia) 11/3/2025 News Why police think ‘criminal gig economy’ is behind Sydney’s antisemitic attacks AUSTRALIA: More than a dozen people are facing charges over alleged antisemitic incidents across Sydney, but authorities now believe the attacks were not ideologically motivated and were instead orchestrated by organised criminals. ABC News (Australia) 11/3/2025 Analysis, Feature The NT’s corruption watchdog has been called a ‘toothless tiger’. But does it have bite? AUSTRALIA: Sitting in a Darwin radio studio on Friday, first-term Northern Territory government minister Jinson Charls could have been forgiven for feeling like he'd drawn the short straw. Mr Charls had been volunteered to front a weekly territory news round-up on commercial station Mix FM, alongside local media commentators and political opponents. He quickly found himself being grilled on the NT government's response to an anti-corruption probe which found a high-level public sector executive had engaged in improper conduct. Why was the NT government yet to act on the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption's (ICAC) findings after sitting on them for a week? ABC News (Australia) 11/3/2025 Analysis, Feature Police force’s chief constable to retire A police force's chief constable is to retire this summer having helped lift it out of special measures during his three years in the role. Mark Webster became the seventh top officer in less than a decade at Cleveland when he was appointed in February 2022. BBC 11/3/2025 News Gangs ‘enslave’ addicts to methamphetamine – Mr Asia: A Forgotten History NEW ZEALAND: Organised crime groups have “enslaved” whole communities across New Zealand in their bid to make huge profits from methamphetamine, says the head of the police’s National Organised Crime Group. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 11/3/2025 News NZ Police monitor global knife crime as South Australia toughens laws – The Front Page NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand police continue to monitor knife crime trends worldwide while other jurisdictions introduce tough new laws. After meeting with Australian counterparts last year, Police Minister Mark Mitchell raised concerns about increased levels of knife violence overseas with police here. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 11/3/2025 Audio, Feature Eyewitness: Big Ben ‘hosts’ a pro-Palestine protest Chris Hobbs attends the latest series of protests which included an illegal climb up a national land mark. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/3/2025 Analysis, Feature Merseyside Police take on new staff and build kennels to cope with XL bully demand The force said it has had to spend around £400,000 more than expected on its dog section across the past 12 months. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/3/2025 News ‘It’s clear culture of policing has moved on – but still some way to go’ Policing Minister Dame Diana Johnson marked International Women's Day by inviting female officers from across the country to the Home Office to discuss their experiences in the service. 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