Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115259 total results. Showing results 101661 to 101680 «508050815082508350845085508650875088Next ›Last » PCC spends over £140,000 on fire service takeover bid The amount that North Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner spent on putting together a bid to take over responsibility for the county's fire service has been revealed. Minster FM 20/11/2017 News Labour urges support for domestic abuse court roll-out MSPs set to debate a new law which criminalises psychological abuse and coercive control. STV News 20/11/2017 News Youth prisons don’t deter criminals. They enable them Shauneen Lambe is joint chief executive of Just for Kids Law The Guardian 20/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Appropriate Adult: Innovative scheme fills ‘gaping hole’ in service provision It is often difficult to find an Appropriate Adult, as required under PACE. Sunderland University, in partnership with Northumbria Police and Vera Baird, Police and Crime Commissioner for Northumbria, have developed an innovative solution. Dr Donna Peacock and Dr Faye Cosgrove explain how the scheme works. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/11/2017 Analysis Protecting abortion clinic patients is ‘matter for the police,’ Nick Hurd says But he is willing to consider arguments that new legislation is needed Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/11/2017 News Victims ‘told not to report’ Jehovah’s Witness child abuse Children who were sexually abused by Jehovah's Witnesses were allegedly told by the organisation not to report it. BBC 20/11/2017 News Paramilitary-style shootings double to 28 over 12 months Paramilitary-style shootings have doubled over the past year, the PSNI has revealed. There were 28 victims of paramilitary shootings - twice the number recorded in the previous year - in 12 months, latest police statistics show. Belfast Telegraph 20/11/2017 News ‘I was shot in the knee as a punishment’ Campaigners in Northern Ireland have expressed concern about a resurgence of so-called "punishment attacks" including assaults using everything from iron bars and sledgehammers to electric drills and kneecapping. BBC 20/11/2017 News Internet firms take down 300,000 items thanks to specialist UK anti-terror team More than 300,000 online videos, web pages and posts have been taken down after they were flagged up to internet companies by a specialist UK anti-terror team. New figures obtained by the Press Association reveal the national police unit reached the milestone in recent weeks. Mail Online 20/11/2017 News MI5 and police cleared of any liability over terror attacks in UK Inquiries overseen by independent barrister will make series of recommendations including devising algorithm to spot terrorists The Guardian 19/11/2017 News Police force to stop prosecuting low level drug dealers Low level drug dealers selling heroin and cocaine to feed their own habits will not face prosecution under a new scheme, a police chief has said. The Telegraph 19/11/2017 News Drink-drive tests focused on tip-offs, says commissioner Catching drink-drivers by focusing on tip-offs is working, a Welsh police force commissioner has said. Dyfed-Powys Police tested 1,600 fewer motorists in this year's summer crackdown campaign than in June 2016. BBC 19/11/2017 News Calls to the 101 non-emergency number ‘taking half a minute longer to be answered than three years ago’ The figures were uncovered by Labour MP Justin Madders using the Freedom of Information Act Mirror 19/11/2017 News Theresa May’s local police force is hiring £20-an-hour private investigators to deal with sex crimes Thames Valley Police are hiring ex-CID staff through an agency to attend calls following budget cuts of £100million Mirror 19/11/2017 News Policing forum targets early intervention in tackling domestic abuse Policing domestic abuse has been put under the spotlight at a major research forum looking at how early intervention can have a significant impact on one of the biggest issues facing society. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/11/2017 News Denial of voice and removal of responsibility: Reflections on the reductions to the Crime Survey England and Wales Cost-saving measures to be introduced next year will reduce the number of households that the Crime Survey England and Wales can interview. Emma Williams of Canterbury Christ Church University and Dr Helen Innes of Cardiff University explain the implications. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/11/2017 Opinion What have police and crime commissioners done for us? Five years since the first elections, the job has struggled to escape controversy in Devon and Cornwall Plymouth Live 19/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Why are we reserved about garda volunteers? There is resistance to citizen officers who could help combat rising rural crime The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 19/11/2017 News Police watchdog ‘racist and corrupt’ The Met’s Olympics poster girl is suing the complaints commission, claiming it frustrates inquiries to protect accused officers The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 19/11/2017 News Retired chief constable who was re-hired immediately after the end of his 35-year career is paid £1,000 per day to find ways to save money A chief constable who retired from the police after 35 years was immediately rehired on a £1,000-a-day contract – where his job is to find ways for forces to save money. Mail Online 19/11/2017 News «508050815082508350845085508650875088Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
