Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115258 total results. Showing results 101801 to 101820 «508750885089509050915092509350945095Next ›Last » UK police ‘lacking transparency’ over data seized from phones and laptops Big Brother Watch: "For everyone's sake the situation needs to change." International Business Times UK 13/11/2017 News Police ‘picking up pieces’ with vulnerable, says PCC Police in north Wales are "picking up the pieces" with vulnerable people because of cuts to other other public agencies, the area's police and crime commissioner has said. BBC 13/11/2017 News Lord Imbert obituary Commissioner of the Metropolitan police whose Plus programme aimed to increase public confidence in the service The Guardian 13/11/2017 News Steering from the centre: The Scottish Police Authority and police governance in Scotland Paper by Dr Ali Malik, member of the Scottish Police Authority The Scottish Institute for Policing Research (SIPR) 13/11/2017 Report Tributes paid to former Commissioner Tributes have been paid following the death of the former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Peter Imbert. Metropolitan Police Service 13/11/2017 News Met Police station closures – Sadiq Khan accused of presiding over “the worst consultation of 2017” Mayor Sadiq Khan’s public consultation into the closure of dozens of police stations and front counters has been branded “possibly the worst consultation of 2017” by an independent institute which monitors and advises on public engagement strategies. MayorWatch 13/11/2017 Analysis, Feature The new netwar: Countering extremism online Dr Martyn Frampton with Dr Ali Fisher and Dr Nico Prucha Policy Exchange 13/11/2017 Report Gwent Police to trial live 999 call streaming A project which will allow the public to share live video when making an emergency call to the police is to be piloted in Wales. BBC 13/11/2017 News Mainstream media help Isis push its message, say police Mainstream media are helping to fuel propaganda by Islamic State, say police. Mark Rowley, the country’s top counterterrorism officer, is expected to tell a conference today that up to 50 per cent of Isis propaganda can be found on newspaper and broadcasting websites or academic web platforms. The Times - Subscription at source 13/11/2017 News Police Scotland urged to get serious about tackling low level crime Police Scotland has been told to change the way it protects small communities to prevent them from being harassed by low level criminality. The Courier (Scotland) 13/11/2017 News Metropolitan Police launches online crime reporting service The Met's new online reporting service lets your report incidents from your mobile, tablet or computer Get West London 13/11/2017 News Chief Constable questions force’s PEEL 2017 rating Beds Chief Jon Boutcher complained about factual inaccuracies in the draft report Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/11/2017 News The thin blue line patrolled by police authority’s board as it oversees 23,000 officers and £1bn budget THE Scottish Police Authority (SPA) was set up in 2013, following the passage of the Police and Fire Reform (Scotland) act a year earlier. The Herald (Scotland) 13/11/2017 Analysis, Feature Herald View: Scottish Police Authority must be free to set its own course THE SNP were not alone in supporting the merger of Scotland’s eight police forces in 2013. The legislation behind it was also backed by Labour, while Conservative MSPs were content to abstain on the final vote. The Herald (Scotland) 13/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Scottish Police Authority board members hit out at body for being a “waste of time” and “useless” SCOTTISH Police Authority board members blasted their own organisation as being “useless”, a “waste of time” and in the “pocket” of the SNP Government, according to blistering academic research. The Herald (Scotland) 13/11/2017 News Police launch two-week weapons surrender in England and Wales People in England and Wales have two weeks to hand in guns, other weapons and ammunition to police stations without being punished for possession. BBC 13/11/2017 News Police stalking expert has let down victims, government adviser claims A former Scotland Yard detective has accused the most senior police officer dealing with stalking of failing victims. The Times - Subscription at source 13/11/2017 News Wiltshire police ignored specialist advice in accusing Edward Heath of abuse The inquiry into allegations against Sir Edward Heath ignored key recommendations by child abuse specialists before it publicly incriminated the former prime minister, The Times has learnt. The Times - Subscription at source 13/11/2017 News Racially motivated crimes now exceed sectarian ones in Northern Ireland Figures from the PSNI also show that 83% of recorded race hate crimes do not result in a prosecution or warning The Guardian 12/11/2017 News Police to use facial-recognition cameras at Cenotaph service Civil rights group warns that use of software to identify faces threatens the very liberty war veterans fought for The Guardian 12/11/2017 News «508750885089509050915092509350945095Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
