Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104466 total results. Showing results 100681 to 100700 «503150325033503450355036503750385039Next ›Last » Queen’s Speech: Prison shake-up at heart of new laws The government's planned new laws have been set out by the Queen - including the biggest prison shake-up in England and Wales "since Victorian times". BBC 18/5/2016 News Police chief not worried about lack of armed officers A police chief says she has no immediate concerns for the future recruitment of armed officers and has no plans to call on the military to support officers on the streets unless presented with a major terror threat. Sunderland Echo 18/5/2016 News Construction of a new £39 million firearms training centre under way Work has begun on a new training facility to help the Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) meet national firearms accreditation criteria. Police Professional 18/5/2016 News Queen’s Speech: David Cameron to announce biggest UK prisons shakeup in more than 100 years Individual prisons will be given unprecedented freedoms to set their own rules, budgets and rehabilitation programmes under a system modelled on academy schools. The Independent 18/5/2016 News Queen’s Speech: West Midlands Police to track criminals by satellite West Midlands Police and probation officers are to track criminals from space using a new generation of GPS technology, under plans to be announced as part of the Queen’s Speech. Birmingham Live 18/5/2016 News Wiltshire Police chiefs reject Taser call Police chiefs in Wiltshire have rejected calls for all officers to be given the option to carry Tasers. Wiltshire Times 18/5/2016 News Police chief to lead South Yorkshire Police improvement review Interim Chief Constable, Dave Jones, has asked for a Deputy Chief Constable from another force to undertake a review of South Yorkshire Police to establish what needs to improve. The Star (Yorkshire) 18/5/2016 News Queen’s Speech: New prison governor powers expected BBC 18/5/2016 News Emergency services called out to prison incidents ‘every 20 minutes’ BBC 17/5/2016 News Reporter exonerated after long battle with Metropolitan police The Guardian 17/5/2016 News Terrorists profiting from people smuggling to fund attacks, police fear Terrorists are exploiting Europe’s £4 billion a year people smuggling underworld to fund atrocities, international police agencies fear. The Telegraph 17/5/2016 News Weekly “Media Monitor” summary… Our Weekly Review, drawing heavily on our popular Media Monitor database Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/5/2016 News Europol targets migrant hotspots as it deploys 200-strong team on terror trail A new pool of law enforcement officers is being sent to migration hotspots across Europe — with the primary brief to track the movement of suspected terrorists. Police Professional 17/5/2016 News Industrial rights call not off table if pay review board sidelined The Home Secretary refused to pledge that she will abide by the recommendations of the independent remuneration review body on pay. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/5/2016 News South Yorkshire and Humberside police forces award £41m IT contract to Sopra Steria Two police forces have selected Sopra Steria to supply a common IT system to align business processes in a deal worth up to £41m. Computer Weekly 17/5/2016 News Police set for better engagement with UK tech firms The policing lead for digital investigation and intelligence says new structures will improve engagement and collaboration between the UK tech industry and police forces. Computer Weekly 17/5/2016 News Yorkshire chief constable’s future still not resolved two years after suspension The future of West Yorkshire police chief constable suspended from his role two years ago is set to be resolved “in the near future”, it is claimed. Wakefield Express 17/5/2016 News More resources needed to stop abuse of officers The level of abuse and threats police officers receive on a daily basis is unacceptable, the chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has said. Police Professional 17/5/2016 News Vera Baird calls for police to reopen archives on ‘the Battle of Orgreave’ Vera Baird has urged South Yorkshire Police to open up its archives on one of the most notorious events of the Miners' Strike. Sunderland Echo 17/5/2016 News Accountability does not end with Hillsborough, the South Yorkshire Police need to be held responsible for Orgreave If the police pre-planned a mass, unlawful assault on the miners at Orgreave, and then sought to cover up what they did and arrest people on trumped-up charges, we need to know. The Independent 17/5/2016 Feature, Opinion «503150325033503450355036503750385039Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
