Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115590 total results. Showing results 1061 to 1080 «505152535455565758Next ›Last » NSW Police flags move to mandatory use of body-worn cameras after Four Corners investigation AUSTRALIA: NSW Police is proposing a move to the mandatory use of body-worn video for its thousands of sworn officers in the wake of a Four Corners story revealing allegations of a culture of impunity within the police. Four Corners revealed a series of disturbing cases of police brutality since 2020 amid a sharp rise in complaints and civil suits over the last decade. ABC News (Australia) 2/6/2026 News Did anti-racism condemn Henry Nowak to die? The contempt of the officers towards the innocent teenager who died at their feet cannot be ignored The Telegraph - Subscription at source 2/6/2026 Feature, Opinion Going equipped issue 12: spring/summer 2026 Welcome to edition 12 of ‘Going equipped’. As we move into our sixth year, it’s great to see this publication going from strength to strength, incorporating innovative and evidence-based articles from across policing. [PDF] College of Policing 2/6/2026 Report No 10 urged to review religious knife rules after Henry Nowak murder Hampshire police commissioner writes to Keir Starmer over ‘national tragedy’ of Southampton stabbing last December. The police and crime commissioner for Hampshire is leading calls for a review of religious exemptions on the carrying of knives after Henry Nowak, 18, was murdered by a man carrying a “Sikh dagger” in Southampton. The Guardian 2/6/2026 News Justice Secretary Neil Gray told there must be ‘sustained investment’ in policing The Scottish Government is being urged to increase police officer numbers, as a survey found more than half of Scots think the police are “less visible” now than five years ago. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/6/2026 News PFEW CEO Mukund Krishna’s employment terminated confirms Fed in brief statement In a statement on Monday, the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) said the ex-CEO's employment came to an end on May 31. The PFEW said on its website that Mukund Krishna’s “basic salary, without bonus,” was paid to March of this year when he was suspended as CEO after being arrested on suspicion of fraud. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/6/2026 News Former PFEW chief: ‘I will be exonerated’ Former Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) chief executive Mukund Krishna has said he is confident he will be “entirely exonerated” following the termination of his employment with the organisation. Police Professional 2/6/2026 News Majority of Scots say police are less visible in their communities More than half of people in Scotland believe police officers have become less visible in their communities over the past five years, according to a new survey. Police Professional 2/6/2026 News Bodycam footage released following conviction of Henry Nowak’s killer Body-worn video footage showing police officers’ first interactions with Henry Nowak and his killer, Vickrum Digwa, has been released following Digwa’s conviction for murder. Police Professional 2/6/2026 News PROBabLE Futures Policy Brief: Don’t Let AI Do the Policing – Findings from a Multi-Stakeholder Workshop on Evaluating Large Language Models for Policing In November 2025, PROBabLE Futures, the National Police Chief’s Council, and the Home Office ran a 1.5 day workshop with stakeholders from academia, government, industry, and policing to discuss what is needed in a LLM evaluation framework for policing use cases, and to test the actual systems in practice through a hackathon. LLM evaluation here refers to the process of assuring LLMs are fit for purpose and testing how well they work within policing workflows to support responsible adoption. The aim of the workshop was to develop and gather the information required for practical guidance to support police forces to evaluate LLM systems, drawing on the insights and recommendations of stakeholders. This guidance will inform the rigorous testing of LLMs used in policing, in the interest of justice. Rigorous testing is required for evidence-based decisions about AI adoption. Responsible AI (RAi) UK 2/6/2026 Report United nations: How European police forces are working together on mental health A new group to campaign for better mental health and wellbeing for officers across Europe has been set up. 1919 Magazine 2/6/2026 Feature Operation Branchform: Cops vindicated over SNP cash probe With former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell pleading guilty to embezzlement, critics are reminded of their misguided attacks on the police investigation 1919 Magazine 2/6/2026 Feature, Opinion At the chalkface: life as a campus cop Cordelia O’Neill goes on the beat with PC Amy Ferguson to find out what life is really like as a campus cop in Glasgow 1919 Magazine 2/6/2026 Feature Send it up! Police helicopter use soars Increased airtime driven by vulnerable people, suspects and car chases. The country’s police helicopter increased its time in the air significantly last year as it helped track down more missing people and criminal suspects. 1919 Magazine 2/6/2026 News Drug seizures at Scotland’s gateway to Ireland More than £500,000 worth of drugs has been recovered by officers at the Port of Cairnryan. 1919 Magazine 2/6/2026 News Glasgow’s illicit vape trade exposed In the year before the city’s recent inferno, the council seized thousands of illegal e-cigarettes. 1919 Magazine 2/6/2026 News Workforce Annual Report – 2 June 2026 This report provides members of the Scottish Police Authority People Committee with oversight of relevant reports in relation to workforce data as well as year two and three implementation plans for our People Strategy and Strategic Workforce Plan (SWP). Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 2/6/2026 Report Drug-drive crackdown hits the skids Funding row means no cash to train local officers in testing. The flagship campaign to tackle drug-driving, one of the main threats to life on Scotland’s roads, is in jeopardy due to a funding row. Police Scotland wanted to enable local officers across the country to test and bring to justice those who drive under the influence of illegal substances. 1919 Magazine 2/6/2026 News Time-saving tool to trace missing people with dementia Police hope technology can speed up time it takes to find vulnerable missing people. A scheme to trace some of the most vulnerable people when they go missing could help hundreds more by giving officers crucial information at the touch of a button. 1919 Magazine 2/6/2026 News Annual Recruitment Report – 2 June 2026 This report provides members of the Scottish Police Authority People Committee with an overview of activity and progress within Police Scotland’s HR Resourcing department, demonstrating its role in the delivery and sustainability of strategic outcomes. It highlights key developments against strategic commitments, evaluates the impact on organisational performance and risk mitigation, and outlines how improvement activity continues to address findings from the HMICS Thematic Inspection of Police Scotland Training and Development Phase 2 and the more recent internal audit of Recruitment & Retention. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 2/6/2026 Report «505152535455565758Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
