Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115222 total results. Showing results 11661 to 11680 «580581582583584585586587588Next ›Last » Extremist white supremacist group behind race war plots remains on NZ terrorism watchlist NEW ZEALAND: A violent neo-Nazi hate group with international reach has been relisted as a terrorist entity by the New Zealand Government, amid ongoing efforts to prevent extremist ideologies from taking root or operating within the country. The Base is a white supremacist “militant accelerationist paramilitary group” that advocates for the violent overthrow of existing governments to establish white “ethnostates”. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 10/7/2025 News ‘It’s truly a transformation… from one phone on a wall to a control room in under a year’ Ken Townsend told Police Oracle of the incredible remodification job that has taken place in Anguilla, where a fully operational, joint-emergency services control room has been installed to serve the thousands of residents and holidaymakers occupying the Caribbean island. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/7/2025 Feature Police Scotland seeks government help with cost of Donald Trump visit Police Scotland will be seeking help from both UK and Scottish Governments to cover the cost of Donald Trump's upcoming visit. The National 10/7/2025 News Duty of candour in new police oath should reassure public, senior officer says A cohort of police recruits has become the first to swear a newly amended oath of office, with a senior police officer saying a new duty of candour should “reassure” the public. STV News 10/7/2025 News Met’s plan to update alleged Mohamed Al Fayed victims by video ‘not good enough’ Police reportedly write to women allegedly assaulted by late Harrods owner, apologising that he will ‘never directly face justice’ The Guardian 10/7/2025 News Police officer sacked after biting woman’s breast A police officer has been dismissed after he was found to have touched and bitten a woman's breast in a pub. BBC 10/7/2025 News Extra patrols ‘unaffordable’ despite cash promise Lincolnshire Police cannot afford to put on extra patrols during the summer despite government promises, a police and crime commissioner (PCC) has said. BBC 10/7/2025 News Police Scotland can deal with Trump visit, says chief A senior officer has insisted Police Scotland has the resources it needs to deal with a visit by Donald Trump, despite warnings from the Scottish Police Federation. BBC 10/7/2025 News Officer accused of rape says women ‘didn’t say no’ A man accused of raping two women while he was a Metropolitan Police officer told detectives that neither woman said "no", a jury heard. BBC 10/7/2025 News Next generation of police leaders graduate from College of Policing’s executive programme Nearly 50 future leaders of policing have graduated from the College of Policing’s Executive Leaders Programme (ELP), designed to enable police officers and staff to develop towards executive roles. Police Professional 10/7/2025 News DRPS launches new recruitment campaign to meet growing community needs CANADA: The Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) has initiated a new, dynamic recruitment campaign to attract candidates amidst a highly competitive hiring landscape. The campaign, officially launched today, carries the inspiring message: “Embrace the Challenge. Make an Impact.”. Blue Line (Canada) 10/7/2025 News Data-rich digital form is helping to reduce s136 detentions in London A new digital ‘data-rich’ form introduced by the Metropolitan Police Service to improve the effectiveness of processing people detained under s136 of the Mental Health Act is also helping to reduce detentions, free up officer time, and gather valuable information about the barriers and pinchpoints relating to finding suitable health-based places of safety for those in mental health crisis, as Policing Insight’s Tina Orr Munro reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/7/2025 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Bedfordshire Police to start use of live facial recognition technology Bedfordshire Police could begin using live facial recognition (LFR) as part of its Safer Streets Summer Initiative as early as this month, a meeting has heard. Speaking at the Bedfordshire Police and Crime Panel on Tuesday (July 8), police and crime commissioner (PCC) John Tizard said the technology may be rolled out in July, but that August was “more likely” due to ongoing national approval delays. Bedford Independent 10/7/2025 News ‘Racism’ in the NT police. Will the government push for change? AUSTRALIA: On Monday Coroner Elisabeth Armitage delivered her long-awaited findings into the fatal shooting of Kumanjayi Walker. So, as Warlpiri Elders call for a "ceasefire" with NT police, what political action will the NT and Federal Government take in wake of the findings? ABC Listen (Australia) 10/7/2025 Audio, Feature Watch-house Review AUSTRALIA: Conducting this Review has been a valuable and timely opportunity for our organisation to examine watch-house Places, Processes and People with the aim of enhancing custodial functions. The Review and its recommendations outline a clear course of action to address the key concerns and drive meaningful change that effectively resets, corrects, and delivers improvements across our watch-house network. [PDF] Queensland Police (Australia) 10/7/2025 Report Major review into Queensland’s watch houses identifies poor conditions and long stays as of concern AUSTRALIA: Conditions in some Queensland watch houses are at "such a poor standard" that detainees "deliberately injure themselves" to get transferred to hospital, a major police review has heard. The Queensland Police Service (QPS) review into the state's 63 watch houses, led by Deputy Commissioner Cameron Harsley, was launched in August last year in response to concerns about overcrowding and the treatment of children. ABC News (Australia) 10/7/2025 News Meth use doubles in 2024, data shows NEW ZEALAND: A huge spike in meth use last year shows little sign of shrinking, but police data suggests it has not meant a big increase in crime. Wastewater data shows meth use remains elevated, which Detective Superintendent Greg Williams said was “gutting” and could mean a rise in crime and social harm. However, police data shows no evidence yet of a significant spike in crime alongside the rise in methamphetamine use. Sun Live (New Zealand) 10/7/2025 News Joint case building by the police and Crown Prosecution Service HMCPSI and HMICFRS have carried out an inspection of how the police and crown Prosecution Service (CPS) work together within the Criminal Justice System to build cases through investigation and prosecution. How the police and the CPS work together is crucial: successive review and inspection reports have identified the need to improve the handling and management of cases between the police and the CPS. Despite the recommendations made in these reports, our single agency inspections highlight that several intractable issues remain. More recently, changes made to disclosure and case building processes have increased the inefficiency and tensions between policing and CPS. This report sets out 18 recommendations. If implemented, they will secure major improvements in the efficiency of the criminal justice system and, most importantly, better outcomes for victims. HM Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) 10/7/2025 Report AI-generated child sexual abuse videos surging online, watchdog says Internet Watch Foundation verified 1,286 AI-made videos in first half of year, mostly in worst category of abuse The Guardian 10/7/2025 News Joint case building by the police and Crown Prosecution Service: final report His Majesty’s Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate and His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services carried out a joint thematic inspection of the building of prosecution cases by the police and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). In January 2024, we published our interim findings report after phase 1 of the inspection. It identified a number of high-level themes. We highlighted areas of concern that have an adverse impact on the relationship between the CPS and police. In this final report, we explore these themes in more detail with the benefit of evidence obtained from our further inspection activity. 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