Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115122 total results. Showing results 106061 to 106080 «530053015302530353045305530653075308Next ›Last » WikiLeaks has helped terrorists and rogue states, spy chiefs claim WikiLeaks has been accused of damaging national security by revealing spying techniques developed by GCHQ and the CIA to track terrorists in the post-Snowden era. The Times - Subscription at source 9/3/2017 News ‘Whitewash’ as police chiefs cleared over sex abuse inquiry The police watchdog was accused of a whitewash yesterday after it cleared senior officers of wrongdoing in Operation Midland, Scotland Yard’s historical sexual abuse inquiry. The Times - Subscription at source 9/3/2017 News IPCC commissioner steps down as force investigates alleged suppression of evidence IPCC commissioner steps down as force investigates alleged suppression of evidence Police Professional 8/3/2017 News Misogyny to be recognised as a hate crime When Nottinghamshire Police announced in July 2016 that they were to be the first police force in the UK to recognise misogyny as a hate crime – the response the force received was mixed. Blog by Deputy Chief Constable Lisa Winward North Yorkshire Police 8/3/2017 Feature, Opinion Detective shortage is prompting forces to turn to direct entry schemes As the shortage of detectives reaches crisis levels, according to HMIC, some forces are turning to direct entry schemes to fill the gap, amid concerns the scheme ignores the value of time spent in a uniform and resources are already too stretched to successfully implement the programme. Policing Insight - Registration at source 8/3/2017 Analysis International Women’s Day – Bodyworn police cameras helping domestic abuse prosecutions Video cameras worn by police are providing vital new evidence to help the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) convict domestic abusers. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 8/3/2017 Analysis, Feature PCC Spend Summary 2016-17 Report Surrey OPCC 8/3/2017 Report Surrey OPCC’s Budget 2016-17 2017-18 Appendix A Surrey OPCC 8/3/2017 Report Officer numbers may fall for first time at Police Scotland Force's plans for change in 'balance and profile' of workforce will be studied carefully, government says. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/3/2017 News Brexit: ‘1,000 London police officers could quit Britain without guarantees’ More than 1,000 London police officers and staff are EU nationals who may quit Britain if there is no guarantee on the rights of European citizens, it was claimed today. The Standard 8/3/2017 News The truth about female sex offenders The Telegraph 8/3/2017 Analysis, Feature The Guardian view on domestic abuse: Cuts cost lives The prime minister has shown a laudable commitment to tackling domestic abuse. But austerity has slashed the funding for essential services The Guardian 8/3/2017 Feature, Opinion Met Police still don’t know where FGM is happening after 32 years without a conviction NHS hospitals, clinics and GPs announce nearly 5,500 new cases emerging in 2016 The Independent 8/3/2017 News Armed police ‘given OK to shoot’ as Amber Rudd confirms police will no longer be automatically suspended if they open fire Armed police will only be suspended for using their guns 'in exceptional circumstances', Home Secretary Amber Rudd has said. Mail Online 8/3/2017 News Counter-Âextremism bill may be dropped, Home Secretary indicates Long promised powers to tackle 'extremists' may not be introduced after all. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/3/2017 News Essex Police custody cell closures see officers used ‘as a taxi service’ Police officers have been used "as a taxi service" amid custody cell closures, it is claimed. BBC 8/3/2017 News ‘Police need more ethnic minorities’ Surrey Police is being urged to recruit more officers and staff from ethnic minorities and reflect the make-up of the county more accurately, by its police and crime commissioner. Haslemere Herald 8/3/2017 News BTP chief warns of Police Scotland merger skills loss The chief constable of British Transport Police has warned plans for a merger with Police Scotland could lead to a loss of specialist skills. BBC 8/3/2017 News PCC tries to reverse predecessor’s sale of force HQ A force is in advanced talks to reverse its former police and crime commissioner’s (PCC) decision to sell its headquarters to a local school. Northamptonshire Police was criticised by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) when former PCC Adam Simmonds chose to sell the joint police and fire Wootton Hall site last year. Police Professional 7/3/2017 News Police chief scraps sale of Northamptonshire Police headquarters Plans to relocate a police headquarters to save more than £40m have been scrapped. Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Stephen Mold announced Northamptonshire Police would not be leaving Wootton Hall. Plans for a school on the site will proceed and a new proposal will see the creation of a joint police and fire service headquarters, he said. BBC 7/3/2017 News «530053015302530353045305530653075308Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
