Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115222 total results. Showing results 11701 to 11720 «582583584585586587588589590Next ›Last » Police officer denies he ‘lost control’ in aftermath of alleged airport assault PC Zachary Marsden was being cross-examined about an incident at Manchester Airport in July last year. The Independent 9/7/2025 News What will the Coroner’s recommendations mean for policing in the northern Territory? AUSTRALIA: The implications of the Coroner's findings into the death of 19-year-old Kumanjayi Walker are reverberating around the Northern Territory. On Monday, NT Coroner Elisabeth Armitage handed down her findings in the remote community of Yuendumu where the young indigenous man died in a fatal police shooting. She’s made 32 recommendations for change - many focused on the NT Police and dealing with what she called "institutionalised racism". NT Police Association President Nathan Finn says those findings aren't indicative of the entire workforce. Reporter: Sinead Mangan with Melissa Mackay in Yuendumu ABC Listen (Australia) 9/7/2025 News NT Police pledge to stamp out racism within force AUSTRALIA: A warning to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners that this story mentions the name of an Indigenous person who has died, used with the permission of their family. ABC Listen (Australia) 9/7/2025 News Four women sexually assaulted by police officer A Sussex Police officer sexually assaulted four women at an event, a court has heard. BBC 9/7/2025 News Independent Review of the Criminal Courts: Part 1 INDEPENDENT REPORT: The Independent Review of the Criminal Courts, chaired by Sir Brian Leveson, has published part 1 of the report. gov.uk 9/7/2025 Report Woman tells how Met policeman partner ‘scared’ her A woman has told a a rape trial how she was "scared" when in a relationship with a Metropolitan policeman. BBC 9/7/2025 News Donald Trump ‘to visit UK in weeks’ with police preparing for ‘significant’ operation Scotland’s police force is reportedly preparing for a potential visit from US President Donald Trump later this month. Metro 9/7/2025 News APCC comments on Leveson review of criminal courts Rt Hon Sir Brian Leveson’s independent review of the criminal courts has been published. The review was commissioned by the Lord Chancellor to address a capacity crisis that Sir Brian says sees the system at “real risk of collapse”. In response to the review’s findings, APCC Chair Emily Spurrell said: “Sir Brian Leveson’s review clearly articulates the problems our criminal justice system faces and makes clear that only radical change can deliver justice for victims and defendants whilst rebuilding public trust. As PCCs we too often hear from victims who feel let down and ignored, so we welcome the changes proposed to tackle delays in getting cases to trial and increase confidence amongst those seeking justice, including more use of out of court resolutions. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 9/7/2025 News Met ‘truly sorry’ for distress to Al Fayed victims The Metropolitan Police has written to alleged victims of the late businessman Mohamed Al Fayed apologising for the distress they have suffered because he will never face justice. BBC 9/7/2025 News Police officer exchange programme: Protecting public spaces during major events The work of the European PACTESUR2 project to improve the protection of public spaces has led to the creation of a new EU-POLNET, a European network of more than 20 local police forces that aims to develop local forces’ expertise and promising practices through peer-to-peer exchanges, as Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/7/2025 Analysis, Feature We should raise more than an eyebrow at the state of Police Scotland The signs have been there for some time – all is not well in our national police service. The latest manifestations may be invisible to the untrained eye, but they are the newest canaries joining the increasingly loud chorus from the flock further down the mine. The continual pretence that there is nothing to see here is slowly shredding the remnants of the reputation policing in Scotland once had for being amongst the finest in the world. The Herald (Scotland) - Subscription at source 9/7/2025 Feature, Opinion London anti-social behaviour hotspots named by Met More than 30 locations in London have been named by the Metropolitan Police as the most likely to attract anti-social behaviour (ASB), theft and street crime. BBC 9/7/2025 News Fresh action in London’s town centres to build on crime reductions achieved in capital London’s town centres, high streets and communities will see an enhanced police and local authority presence this summer as part of partnership work to build on reductions in theft, burglary, robbery, ASB and retail crime achieved in the capital so far this year. Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 9/7/2025 News Leveson review welcomed, but victims still face years of delays “There is no credible alternative – but even this may fall short of what’s truly needed,” says Baroness Newlove as she calls for greater investment in court capacity and victim support. Victims' Commissioner 9/7/2025 News Underfunded NCA is ‘three times less effective than FBI at tackling organised crime’ says report Current focus on individual offenders, while not investing to tackle OCGs, is undermining the government’s aim of reducing crime, think tank warns. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/7/2025 News ANZPAA Strategy 2025-2030 Building on the strong foundation of the 2020-2025 strategy, ANZPAA's vision for the next five years focuses on navigating and increasingly complex and dynamic future. We aim to solidify our position as a trusted partner and thought leader in a rapidly evolving policing and forensic landscape. Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) 9/7/2025 Report How do criminal courts work without juries around the world? One of the most significant recommendations in a review of the criminal courts in England and Wales, expected to be published this week, is likely to be the scrapping of jury trials for certain offences. The idea in Sir Brian Leveson’s independent inquiry is that it will help reduce the record backlog in the courts. But for many the right to a jury trial, except for the most minor offences, is synonymous with the right to a fair trial and watering it down would be hugely controversial. Here the Guardian examines how other countries’ criminal courts work. The Guardian 9/7/2025 Feature Police Scotland ‘too slow’ to address custody concerns Watchdog warns high-risk detainees are not getting proper care as Tories attack ‘SNP underfunding’ The Telegraph - Subscription at source 9/7/2025 News Survey on whether PSNI should get powers to deal with offences outside courts launched Northern Ireland's Justice Minister, Naomi Long, is seeking views on whether the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) and the Public Prosecution Service for Northern Ireland (PPS) should be given additional powers to deal with a range of offences outside the traditional court process. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/7/2025 News HM Inspector warns of the increasing level of risk posed by drones in prisons A theoretical possibility of the risk of a prisoner being carried out by a drone was “concerning” as technology is moving fast. 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