Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115042 total results. Showing results 108161 to 108180 «540554065407540854095410541154125413Next ›Last » Our police should be online, not on the beat We won’t crack cybercrime and related fraud until the authorities take seriously the threat that it poses to all of us The Times - Subscription at source 9/11/2016 Feature, Opinion Policy warped the judgment of officers A national police policy of believing victims of crime, especially in sex abuse cases, warped the judgment of the detectives leading Operation Midland, the Henriques review concluded. The Times - Subscription at source 9/11/2016 News SNP demands inquiry into police force’s lost millions in VAT The SNP have asked an influential Westminster’s committees to investigate tax rules that have cost Scottish emergency services tens of millions of pounds in VAT. The Scotsman 9/11/2016 News Lord advocate calls on UK government to sign Europol opt-in Scotland's senior prosecutor has said it is "vital" the UK remains a member of the European criminal justice agencies after Brexit. BBC 9/11/2016 News CPS ‘failing to help Asian honour crime victims over unrest fears’ Award winning Met detective speaks out over what he claims is a denial of justice. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/11/2016 News European agencies seek to bolster co-operation on cyber crime Fifth annual joint workshop seeks to foster better co-operation between national cyber incident response teams and law enforcement agencies to establish a network to discuss topics of mutual interest Computer Weekly 9/11/2016 News Justice secretary must quit for failing judges, says ex-law chief Mail Online 9/11/2016 News First-time phone-use drivers face points BBC 9/11/2016 News Service faces ‘delicate balance’ for victims and suspects after Henriques review fall-out Police chiefs have admitted they face treading a ‘thin blue line’ if the service is to strike the right balance in any future investigations of historical sex abuse cases. Police Professional 8/11/2016 News Police commissioner demands answers after we revealed 14 rapists have got away with cautions 'Greater Manchester Police now need to explain clearly to the public how it is that rapists have ended up with a slap on the wrist' Manchester Evening News 8/11/2016 News Operation Midland: where the Met police went wrong Key findings of report on force investigation into VIP paedophile claims which it said was ‘riddled with errors’ The Guardian 8/11/2016 Analysis, Feature Operation Midland riddled with police errors, report finds Inquiry finds Met officers misled judge to obtain search warrants during investigation into VIP paedophile ring claims The Guardian 8/11/2016 News Government response to the Justice Committee’s report on Restorative Justice Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 8/11/2016 Report ‘Errors’ in Met’s VIP paedophile probe Operation Midland BBC 8/11/2016 News Weekly Media Monitor summary Our Weekly Review, drawing on our popular Media Monitor database, picks up the key news stories and reports of the week, and explains why they matter to you. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/11/2016 News Progress Against The Police And Crime Plan – Surrey This report provides an update on how the plan is being met. It is very early days for the plan and updates will become more detailed over time. Surrey OPCC 8/11/2016 Report Surrey Police Group Financial Report For Month 12 Financial Year 2015/16 This report compares the expenditure and income incurred by both Surrey Police and the Office of the Surrey Police & Crime Commissioner during the financial year 2015/16 compared with the revenue and capital budgets approved by the Police & Crime Commissioner in January 2015 for the financial year 2015/16. Surrey OPCC 8/11/2016 Report Almost half of UK officers not trained to investigate online child abuse Child abusers are exploiting advancements in technology to offend online as almost half of officers have received no relevant training, research has found. Police Professional 8/11/2016 News Met Police who fatally shoot suspects ‘must have access to bodycam film’ A dispute has broken out between Scotland Yard and the police complaints watchdog over whether officers involved in fatal shootings should be able to view footage from their body- worn cameras before giving evidence to investigators. The Standard 8/11/2016 News SNP urged to hold inquiry into Scottish policing of miners’ strike Scotland could “lead the way” for the whole of the UK by holding an inquiry into the policing of the 1984-85 miners’ strike, the shadow Scottish Secretary has said. The Herald (Scotland) 8/11/2016 News «540554065407540854095410541154125413Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
