Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114910 total results. Showing results 114381 to 114400 «571657175718571957205721572257235724Next ›Last » Nuclear power plants ‘could become more open to cyber attacks’ as police consider cloud storage The armed police force that guards Britain's nuclear material is considering storing information in "cloud" despite series of high-profile leaks. The Telegraph 10/8/2015 News The Police Scotland 101 calls ‘cover up’: Officers dragged off frontline duty to handle non-essential calls Daily Record 10/8/2015 News Police force pioneers new technology to catch criminals on the roads A new generation of Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras are being rolled out across North Yorkshire as part of a £1m investment to catch travelling criminals. The Northern Echo 10/8/2015 News Registered Intermediaries: A litmus test of service to vulnerable victims and witnesses Joyce Plotnikoff (pictured with Richard Woolfson) examines benefits to policing of the use of registered intermediaries in court Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/8/2015 Analysis Sturgeon told to come clean on police spying Allegations that Police Scotland had been involved in illegally spying on journalists, with Scottish government's knowledge The Times - Subscription at source 10/8/2015 News Burglary victims ‘should use technology to help police’ Debate continues around best way to deal with break-ins Police Oracle - Registration at source 10/8/2015 News Why ARE we prioritising crimes from 50 years ago over crimes from the last 50 minutes? Nick Ross opinion for Mail on Sunday Mail Online 9/8/2015 Feature, Opinion New crime unit to investigate corruption affecting developing countries The International Corruption Unit, based in NCA, will be the central point for investigating international corruption in the UK. Department for International Development (DfID) 9/8/2015 News The butchering of Heath is merely about PR: police reputations Dominic Lawson opinion The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 9/8/2015 Feature, Opinion Police: Watchdog ‘lied’ over naming Heath Senior police chiefs accuse the Independent Police Complaints Commission The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 9/8/2015 News Nuclear power plants ‘could become more open to cyber attacks’ as police consider cloud storage The Telegraph 9/8/2015 News Home Office to issue mental health disclosure advice Police disclosure of information relating to mental ill health to change BBC 9/8/2015 News Control of media and communications team ‘handed back’ to chief constable by PCC Northamptonshire Police and Crime Commissioner Adam Simmonds says he has handed back control of the police press office to the new chief constable, reducing the number of his staff employed by 10. Chronicle & Echo (Northampton) 8/8/2015 News Burglary ‘is best served by an officer at the scene’ Sir Hugh Orde, former head of ACPO, comments The Telegraph 8/8/2015 Feature, Opinion Forget law and order: today’s police officers dream of going viral The Guardian 8/8/2015 Feature, Opinion Everyday policing matters more than high profile witchhunts The Telegraph 8/8/2015 Feature, Opinion Dorset PCC hits back over spending claims Response to the Taxpayers' Alliance report on OPCC spending Daily Echo (Bournemouth) 8/8/2015 News New Media Monitor service launched by Policing Insight Policing Insight launches a new policing "Media Monitor" to help you track the policing developments that really matter Policing Insight 7/8/2015 News Decision: Chief Constable Gilmore PCC determined an investigation under the Police (Conduct) Regulations 2012 was necessary, referred the matter voluntarily to IPCC for directions West Yorkshire OPCC 7/8/2015 Report PCC cost report ‘factually misleading and totally wrong’ Expenditure of offices run by elected representatives are £2 million down on police authorities according to derided analysis. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/8/2015 News «571657175718571957205721572257235724Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
