Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115578 total results. Showing results 101 to 120 «2345678910Next ›Last » Can the City’s dedicated police force survive national reforms? City's independent force is facing an existential crisis due to a Home Office review exploring how to combine the UK's police forces into ... Financial Times - Subscription at source 29/6/2026 Feature Psychological safety in policing Long read: exploring how senior leaders can create psychological safety within their force. College of Policing 29/6/2026 Feature Policing demonstrates commitment to ASB crackdown A renewed commitment to tackle ASB amidst widespread crackdown in cities, towns and villages across the country. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 29/6/2026 News Force welcomes new volunteer police officers A pig farmer, a gymnast coach and a waitress are among the newest special constables to join a police force. BBC 29/6/2026 News Schools to get police funding for phone bans Secondary schools in the Thames Valley can apply for a share of £255,000 police funding to help impose a ban on phones in schools. BBC 29/6/2026 News Police forces chosen for domestic abuse 999 pilot Domestic abuse specialists are to be embedded in 999 police control rooms in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. BBC 29/6/2026 News Children used as drugs couriers by ‘county lines’ gangs in record numbers The shocking figures were obtained from Police Scotland by the Record. Daily Record - Subscription at source 29/6/2026 News From Bobbi to Moriarty, four ways Humberside Police is innovating with technology Innovation in policing is often associated with big budgets, flashy startups, and cutting-edge kit. The reality on the ground is very different with tight finances, legacy systems that don’t talk to each other, and a risk‑averse culture. Emergency Services Times 29/6/2026 Audio, News Call for urgent ‘integrity reset’ in NZ Police as review highlights ‘tribalism’, skills gaps and frontline constraints A recently published Performance Improvement Review of New Zealand Police warns that an integrity reset is “urgently needed” within the service and is a “mission-critical challenge”, while concerns over “tribalism” – particularly at senior levels – as well as skills and training gaps, “underpowered and undervalued” corporate foundations, and the increasingly complex digital and transnational crime threats are all highlighted in the review, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/6/2026 Analysis, Feature Increased garda presence leads to 20% increase in crime detections in Cork City REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A 20% increase in the detection of crimes in Cork City has been hailed by the business community as proof that additional on-street gardaí are making a huge difference Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 29/6/2026 News Former police officers on trial for wrongful conviction of Alan Hall NEW ZEALAND: Two people on trial for perverting the course of justice in one of New Zealand’s most high profile wrongful conviction cases are former police officers, it can now be revealed. The Post (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 29/6/2026 News NSW makes knife wanding powers permanent amid concerns over police discretion AUSTRALIA: The New South Wales Government's decision to make knife 'wanding' powers permanent has drawn criticism from the state's peak Aboriginal legal service, which says the laws will lead to more "disproportionate targeting" of First Nations people by police. National Indigenous Times (NIT) (Australia) 29/6/2026 News NSWP officer, civilian face DV charges AUSTRALIA: A 59-year-old NSW Police officer has been charged with causing malicious damage during an alleged domestic violence incident. Inside State Government (Australia) 29/6/2026 News NSW Police Under Investigation From Watchdog After Oxford Street Raid Complaints AUSTRALIA: The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) has directed the NSW Police Commissioner to investigate allegations of misconduct following a drug operation at LGBTQIA+ venues on Sydney’s Oxford Street earlier this month. Star Observer (Australia) 29/6/2026 News Who will Be Suffolk’s next chief constable? Suffolk Police and Crime Commissioner Tim Passmore makes the case for why leading Suffolk Constabulary remains one of the most attractive chief constable opportunities in UK policing. He argues that Suffolk already has strong performance, solid financial foundations and a long track record of collaboration, but says the next chief constable must be ready to build on that while standing up for Suffolk’s interests during a period of major uncertainty around police reform. The conversation also looks at the wider context behind the vacancy. Tim speaks candidly about the first recruitment round, why he wants applicants of assistant chief constable rank and above to consider the role, and why he strongly opposes the idea of “mega forces”. A clear theme runs through the interview: Suffolk wants a leader who is ambitious for improvement, rooted in collaboration, and willing to be unapologetically pro-Suffolk in the debates ahead. PolicingTV 29/6/2026 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video NT Police says new public safety officers on the beat from today will receive the same firearms training as constables The Northern Territory Police Force has reassured Territorians that new public safety officers have done sufficient training to carry guns and make arrests during incidents involving both antisocial behaviour and serious violence, despite having a shorter training period than constables. The Territory Labor opposition has expressed concern that the officers, who receive 18 weeks' training rather than the 32 weeks a constable receives, will be operating armed from today in high crime areas, including at public housing estates and on the bus network. ABC News (Australia) 28/6/2026 News ‘Significant, inexcusable’: Cops moved on for falsifying documents AUSTRALIA: Four police who falsified force documents up to 21 times each have been transferred out of their unit. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 28/6/2026 News Complaints filed to police watchdog over Met’s handling of Al Fayed abuse allegations IOPC confirms complaints from three survivors of alleged sexual misconduct by late Harrods owner in addition to ongoing investigation The Guardian 28/6/2026 News Police boss reviewing body-worn footage after cop stand-off AUSTRALIA: A NSW Police commander is reviewing the body-warn cameras of two of his officers after a heated incident in Sydney's west went viral on social media. The Daily Telegraph (Australia) - Subscription at source 28/6/2026 News ‘That cop didn’t do his job’: Charge dropped against Sask. RCMP officer who didn’t respond to wellness check CANADA: Lyle Cisna lay on the floor of his home in rural Saskatchewan for hours, bleeding from a head wound. CBC News (Canada) 28/6/2026 News «2345678910Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
