Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115265 total results. Showing results 101181 to 101200 «505650575058505950605061506250635064Next ›Last » Drones: It’s time to address their implications for privacy and policing by consent The vast majority of UK forces now have drone capability, but whilst the emphasis has been on their potential to assist policing, little attention has been paid to whether their presence compromises people's privacy and undermines basic Peelian Principles of policing by consent. Inspector Darren Green says it's time to have the conversation. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/12/2017 Analysis UK police hold training exercise to prepare for chemical attack on Israeli embassy First drill of its kind in the capital The Independent 11/12/2017 News Dyfed-Powys Police cell safety call over severed fingers A police force has been urged to fit safety guards to all its cell doors after a man had part of three fingers chopped off. BBC 11/12/2017 News Austerity and trauma in policing: Last week’s @WeCops chat Last week, @WeCops hosted a Twitter chat on how austerity had affected policing. Serving officer Gareth Stubbs discusses the responses and what it tells us about the state of policing, and the need for police organisations to take trauma and wellbeing seriously. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/12/2017 Opinion ‘Disaster waiting to happen’ Warning over criminal records backlog at Police Scotland due to staff shortages Force insiders say bail conditions aren’t being logged and warrants are not being executed after dozens of civilian data staff were made redundant. Daily Record 11/12/2017 News ‘Daily’ complaints in police parking row following headquarters’ move to Northallerton COMPLAINTS over parking at the newly-opened North Yorkshire police headquarters have been pouring in almost daily councillors have been told. The Northern Echo 11/12/2017 News ‘We are coming for you’ message on abuse Police Scotland has warned domestic abusers "we are coming for you" in a Christmas crackdown on offenders. BBC 11/12/2017 News Former Justice Secretary: Police can’t respond to ‘minor’ crimes Police Scotland officers are “run ragged” and can no longer be expected to attend “minor” incidents such as vandalism, the former justice secretary has claimed. The Scotsman 11/12/2017 News Norfolk PCC Lorne Green keen to revisit proposals to merge police control rooms A merger of Norfolk and Suffolk’s police control rooms could be back on the cards - but still faces the obstacle of persuading Suffolk’s reluctant police and crime commissioner. Eastern Daily Press 11/12/2017 News City faces crackdown on white-collar criminals Billions of pounds of criminal gains are laundered through the City of London despite the UK being one of the cleanest places in the world to do business, the home secretary will say today. The Times - Subscription at source 11/12/2017 News Cybersecurity is a challenge we must push up the political agenda Michel Barnier, the EU’s chief Brexit negotiator, has announced that the UK will be no longer be a member of Europol once it leaves the EU. The Times - Subscription at source 11/12/2017 Feature, Opinion ‘Action needed to protect children from online abuse’ CO-ORDINATED action is needed to better protect children from online abuse including grooming, sexual harassment and distressing or inappropriate content. The Herald (Scotland) 10/12/2017 News AM hits out over helicopter response times NEIL Hamilton, UKIP Wales Leader and Assembly Member for Mid and West Wales, is demanding answers after reports show that the Dyfed-Powys Police helicopter has been taking almost an hour to reach incidents. County Echo (Wales) 10/12/2017 News London emergency services carry out training exercise at Israeli embassy Police, firefighters and paramedics rehearsed joint response to a simulated hazardous substance incident in the test The Guardian 10/12/2017 News Assets Surplus To Operational Requirements Report – Cambridgeshire Police And Crime Commissioners – Estates Appendix 4 Update Since Last Police And Crime Panel In September 2017 Cambridgeshire OPCC 10/12/2017 Report Survey ‘missed 60m online fraud cases’ More than 60m crimes may have been missed by government statistics as offenders increasingly target their victims online, research claims. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 10/12/2017 News Asians make up 80% of child groomers – study More than 80% of people convicted of child-grooming offences are Asian, a report will reveal this week. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 10/12/2017 News ‘My dad was controlling but I didn’t think he could kill my mother and sister’ Luke Hart could never have foreseen his "controlling" father would kill his mother and sister in July 2016. BBC 10/12/2017 Analysis, Feature It’s PC (recruitment) gone mad! Police force is blasted for holding training day for new constables open only to people with 'protected characteristics' Mail Online 9/12/2017 Jobs Police and Crime Commissioner branded ‘foolish’ by business leader for shoplifting comments "The police might in future be announcing the areas they are not patrolling to make it easier for burglars!" Nottingham Post 9/12/2017 News «505650575058505950605061506250635064Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
