Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115590 total results. Showing results 1221 to 1240 «585960616263646566Next ›Last » Joint operation horse training first in a decade A mounted training day has been held to prepare UK police to work together effectively during public order incidents. Hosted by Thames Valley Police (TVP), 'Exercise Paro' is the first joint operation of its kind in 10 years and brought together 24 horses from six police forces to the former RAF Upper Heyford in Oxfordshire. BBC 28/5/2026 News Searching questions New research has found black detainees are significantly more likely than white detainees to be strip searched in police custody, raising fresh questions about disproportionality, decision-making and oversight. Police Professional 28/5/2026 Feature Seeing the light For decades, every police force in England and Wales has designed its own blue light warning system for emergency vehicles. The result has been a patchwork of configurations that may affect the safety of officers and the public alike. Now a landmark national programme aims to change that. Police Professional 28/5/2026 News Police officers in uproar over changes to pension lump sum New rules introduced with no warning have cut how much some officers can get paid on retirement with immediate effect The Times - Subscription at source 28/5/2026 News Joint operation horse training first in a decade A mounted training day has been held to prepare UK police to work together effectively during public order incidents. BBC 28/5/2026 News Too many children face short-term remand Russell Webster reviews HM Inspectorate of Prisons review of the children on remand system. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/5/2026 Feature What custody sergeants can learn from poker players: The case for interoceptive check-ins in police custody Implicit bias training has become the default policy response to disproportionate use of force, but evidence suggests it changes knowledge, not behaviour; organisational psychologist Michael Stephenson looks to an unexpected source – the world of professional poker – for a more effective approach, grounded in neuroscience rather than sociology. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/5/2026 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Budget 2026: Boost for law and order NEW ZEALAND: Budget 2026 builds on the Government's back-to-basics approach to law and order by investing a total of $1.3 billion in policing, corrections and other law and order agencies, Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith and Police Minister Mark Mitchell say. New Zealand Doctor 28/5/2026 News Queensland corruption watchdog criticises ‘frustrating’ delay in launch of police integrity unit AUSTRALIA: Crime and Corruption Commission chair Bruce Barbour says a three-year delay in establishing a police integrity unit — recommended during a commission of inquiry into police handling of domestic violence — is "somewhat frustrating". ABC News (Australia) 28/5/2026 News ‘Lives saved’: Minister defends new wanding laws AUSTRALIA: New police powers find weapons in barely one per cent of searches, yet Minister declares “80 lives saved” across Tasmania. Knives, box cutters and scissors... The Mercury (Australia) - Subscription at source 28/5/2026 News Nick Pailthorpe on what’s new in cybercrime and data sharing Nick Pailthorpe from Kodex shares a monthly update from the world of data sharing, cyber investigations and digital policing. Reflecting on recent events in Sweden, London and beyond, he highlights the issues currently shaping the sector, from crypto investigations and fraud reporting to public-private collaboration and the changing global landscape for digital evidence. PolicingTV 28/5/2026 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Liberals to amend police data interception bill following searing criticism CANADA: The Liberal government says it will amend its hot-button lawful access legislation — which would make it easier for police and spies to tap private communications — as it faces blowback from critics who argue the bill would actually put cybersecurity at risk. CBC News (Canada) 27/5/2026 News 100,000 fewer officers called to court under Scottish justice reforms A reform of Scotland’s summary criminal courts has led to more than 100,000 fewer police officers being cited to give evidence, according to new figures published by the Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service. Police Professional 27/5/2026 News Crime costs Britain £148,000 a minute Home Office analysis reveals 32pc rise to £78bn over five years, driven by digitally-enabled fraud and court backlogs The Telegraph - Subscription at source 27/5/2026 News Dressed to suppress? A German university study places subjects in the midst of a virtual protest march and varies just one thing – what the police are wearing. The results challenge some deep assumptions about public order tactics. Police Professional 27/5/2026 Feature Punished twice A landmark report exposes the systemic failure that turns domestic abuse victims into criminal defendants and asks why police and prosecutors still can’t tell the difference. Police Professional 27/5/2026 News Liberals to improve protection for encryption in police data interception bill after fierce criticism CANADA: OTTAWA — After weeks of fierce criticism towards his lawful access bill, Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree said Liberals will propose some changes to better protect encryption and water down the type of data companies must retain. Speaking to reporters about Bill C-22, the minister also swung back at some of the tech companies opposing the hotly contested Bill C-22, arguing that they need to better protect Canadians’ privacy. National Post (Canada) - Registration at source 27/5/2026 News Bulk of complaints made about Garda behaviour during fuel protests inadmissible, Fiosrú says REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Less than a handful” of the 101 complaints made about the behaviour of gardaí during last month’s fuel protests are being investigated by policing watchdog Fiosrú. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 27/5/2026 News Police personnel and expenditures in Canada, 2025 CANADA: The purpose of the Police Administration Survey (PAS) is to collect statistics on public policing personnel and expenditures from municipal, provincial and federal police services in Canada. The information collected is used by federal and provincial policy makers, individual police services as well as officials responsible for police budgets. The data are also used by the media for the purpose of providing information to the general public. Statistics Canada 27/5/2026 Report Canadian police strength rises to 75,000 as operating costs reach $22 billion CANADA: Canada’s police strength grew to more than 75,000 officers in 2025 as municipal and provincial services managed a surge in both operating costs and calls for service, according to new data from Statistics Canada. Blue Line (Canada) 27/5/2026 News «585960616263646566Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
