Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114980 total results. Showing results 110601 to 110620 «552755285529553055315532553355345535Next ›Last » Police Scotland refusing to disclose how many children it detained in 2015 Scotland's single police force has refused to tell journalists how many children it detained in 2015, sparking fresh criticism around human rights. Common Space 23/6/2016 News Euro 2016 disorder illustrates value of progressive UK police approach Academic and fans groups praise British officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/6/2016 News Increased visibility and more confidence key planks of new Beds PCC pledge Bedfordshire’s police and crime commissioner (PCC) has become the first of the newly elected batch to reveal her policing plans for the next 12 months. Police Professional 23/6/2016 News Decriminalising drug use is explored in the new UK-wide report ‘Taking a New Line on Drugs’ The issue of decriminalising drug use is explored in the new UK-wide report ‘Taking a New Line on Drugs’ which has already received the backing of several charities and law enforcement officials. Telegraph and Argus 23/6/2016 News Human rights charity criticises Hampshire police for training high-ranking Saudi officer Reprieve said the Middle Eastern country’s police are involved in shocking abuse, torture and death sentences resulting from unfair trials. The News (Portsmouth) 23/6/2016 News Police to consult public on strategy Police are to work more closely with communities on tackling crime after a string of controversies that have threatened to undermine the relationship between Scots and their national force. The Times - Subscription at source 23/6/2016 News Whistleblower on racism suing Cleveland Police A former police officer who blew the whistle on institutional racism is suing the force for abuse of power. The Northern Echo 23/6/2016 News Birmingham pub bombings: Police face £1m legal bill for new inquests Details of potential lawyer costs were published in the force accounts Birmingham Live 23/6/2016 News Stretched Police Scotland ask public to shape priorities The public are being asked for their views as Scotland’s cash-strapped police force seeks to re-shape its priorities for the years ahead. The Scotsman 23/6/2016 News What sort of chief constable do YOU want? The Wave 23/6/2016 News Britain to open refuges to support child victims of sexual abuse Child houses inspired by Icelandic scheme will tackle ‘public health emergency’ of abuse and offer young people expert care The Guardian 22/6/2016 News EU agrees new border, coast guard scheme The European Union agreed Wednesday to set up a new border and coast guard agency to better manage migrant arrivals after more than a million people came to the EU in search of jobs or sanctuary last year. Mail Online 22/6/2016 News Ex-police federation chairman sues Cleveland Police over allegations of a ‘targeted campaign’ Steve Matthews has accused Cleveland Police of phone call monitoring Gazette Live 22/6/2016 News Brexit campaigners claim control of immigration vital for UK security The safety and security of Britain as a nation has been pushed to the forefront of the 2016 EU referendum debate through a desire to "control", leading Brexiteer Dr Liam Fox admits. Police Professional 22/6/2016 News Back office collaboration talks underway after force rejects provider contract renewal A force will look into sharing back office support with its neighbours after declining to renew its contract with enabling service provider Southwest One. Police Professional 22/6/2016 News North Yorkshire Police chief set for return North Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has said she is pleased the county’s chief constable is set to resume his post. Darlington & Stockton Times 22/6/2016 News NSPCC highlights ‘unacceptable’ rise in child neglect as figures hit ten-year peak Recorded cases of child cruelty and neglect in England have risen by 75 per cent in just under a decade, the latest figures show. Police Professional 22/6/2016 News Lincolnshire Police launches new unit to tackle online sex crimes against children The Grooming and Online Exploitation unit will allow the force to record crimes with a so called “cyber-flag”, helping them to spot patterns and stop paedophiles. The Lincolnite 22/6/2016 News The Fire Service needs ‘radical’ reform – Chief Fire and Rescue Advisor at FIREX 2016 Peter Holland CBE, the Home Office’s Chief Fire and Rescue Adviser (CFRA) has pledged to improve transparency, diversity and value-for-money during an address at the FIRE exhibition in London. IFSEC Global 22/6/2016 News Police must say if dead children’s identities stolen, say parents Bereaved parents tell inquiry of ‘emotional turmoil and anger’ at police using dead children’s identities to create alter egos The Guardian 22/6/2016 News «552755285529553055315532553355345535Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
