Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100941 total results. Showing results 11341 to 11360 «564565566567568569570571572Next ›Last » Shamima Begum: supreme court refuses to hear UK citizenship appeal Begum’s lawyers argued she was trafficked as 15-year old, which authorities should have prevented The Guardian 7/8/2024 News Party leaders in unity show against threat of riots and disorder in Scotland The first minister and leaders of the opposition parties are “unified in our opposition” to the disorder taking place across the UK, John Swinney has said. Holyrood Magazine 7/8/2024 News Police chief spells out consequences of violence and disorder We have been taking a “hard line” on suspects of violent disorder over the past week. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 7/8/2024 News Starmer is being tough on the rioters, but history shows that preventing further unrest is the real challenge Reducing public anxieties about immigration is the best way to combat those fuelling such fears for their own ends The Guardian 7/8/2024 Feature, Opinion We must be tough on the rioters, and tough on the causes The far-right demonstrations require a firm law-and-order response, but also a positive plan for renewal, writes Nick Forbes. Plus letters from Tufail Hussain of Islamic Relief UK and Raj Parkash The Guardian 7/8/2024 Feature, Opinion Minoritised ethnic women’s experiences of domestic abuse and barriers to help-seeking: A summary of the evidence This report provides a summary of UK evidence on minoritised ethnic women’s experiences of domestic abuse, the barriers to help-seeking and reporting abuse, and the social and structural factors that influence women’s experiences. Scottish Government 7/8/2024 Report Gardaí to ‘fully co-operate’ with UK riot probes REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí will provide “full co-operation” to investigations into anyone who took part in recent violent disorder in the UK, the Minister for Justice has said. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 7/8/2024 News Thousands of anti-racism protesters take to streets across England to counter far-right rallies Demonstrators form human shields in towns and cities, after 6,000 police drafted in to tackle disorder The Guardian 7/8/2024 News First Minister meets faith representatives and political leaders First Minister John Swinney has held positive talks to provide further reassurance to people across Scotland in the context of ongoing disturbances and disorder in parts of the UK. Scottish Government 7/8/2024 News Former Gloucestershire Constabulary officer sentenced for child sex offences A former Gloucestershire Constabulary officer charged with child sex offences has been given a suspended prison sentence, following a directed Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 7/8/2024 News Gardaí replace Traffic Watch phone service with online system to report driving offences REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Traffic Watch — the Garda phone line for reporting dangerous driving — has been replaced with a new online reporting form which is now live on Garda.ie. The online Traffic Watch system — garda.ie/en/trafficwatchreport — will allow road users to report non-emergency traffic-related incidents using the online reporting form. Members of the public are reminded that 999/112 should be used to report ongoing offences which amount to an emergency situation. IrishCycle.com (Republic of Ireland) 7/8/2024 News Police Scotland won’t record names of those accused of non-crime hate incidents The force said more than 91% of it's officers have completed training on the new guidance. STV News 7/8/2024 News Met police chief finally breaks silence on ‘two tier’ policing Back to the Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley, who seems to have recovered from his strop earlier in the week. After Rowley was slammed for ignoring reporters who met him outside the Cabinet Office – even grabbing the microphone of one journalist – the Met boss has decided to speak with broadcasters today amidst rising fears of ‘two tier policing’. The Spectator - Subscription at source 7/8/2024 Feature, Opinion Met police chief says two-tier policing claims are ‘complete nonsense’ – video Met police chief says two-tier policing claims are 'complete nonsense' – video The Metropolitan police commissioner, Mark Rowley, has said accusations of two-tier policing are 'complete nonsense' and that those making the claims were putting officers at risk. 'We stand in the middle, we operate independently under the law, without fear or favour,' he said. 'If you're a keyboard warrior, you're not safe from the law if you incite violence' The Guardian 7/8/2024 News, Video High-ranking Toronto cop found guilty of misconduct CANADA: Insp. Joyce Schertzer found to have contravened force's conflict of interest policy after nephew's crash CBC News (Canada) 7/8/2024 News Australia news live: Liberty Victoria expresses concerns over botched police investigation; NZ PM takes swipe at Australians AUSTRALIA: The civil rights group says Victoria police must properly abide by its duty of disclosing evidence. In relation to issues about disclosure in the case exposed by Guardian Australia, a spokesperson for Victoria’s Office of Public Prosecutions said that these obligations were shared with investigators and prosecutors, and that generally “the role each party plays in assessing whether all relevant material has been disclosed will depend on who has possession of the information”. The Guardian 7/8/2024 News LECC investigation finds NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb should have ‘disclosed’ her ties with gin supplier AUSTRALIA: A probe has found NSW's top cop should have disclosed her association with an alcohol supplier where she bought bottles of gin with taxpayer funds. Sky News 7/8/2024 News Sub-machine gun, homemade weapon seized in cache of firearms found by Tasmania Police AUSTRALIA: More than 30 firearms have been seized and 20 people charged across Tasmania's north in the past month, with 64 individual charges laid as a result, police said. ABC News (Australia) 7/8/2024 News Queensland Police admit they’re unsure how many domestic violence offenders have been given victim details AUSTRALIA: At least four domestic violence victims have had their addresses accidentally released by police to their offenders, 9News can reveal. The Queensland victims, some of whom had been stalked and held hostage previously, are now living in fear. 9 News (Australia) 7/8/2024 News Brisbane man accuses Queensland police of racial profiling after violent petrol station arrest AUSTRALIA: It all happened so fast. The sudden yelling, the blur of blue uniforms, the feeling of gravel rubbing against his cheek. How Changamire Chipangamazano, not his real name, ended up on the ground with two officers standing over him was a mystery — but he remembers the agonising pain. ABC News (Australia) 7/8/2024 News «564565566567568569570571572Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
