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Home Office overhaul of police rape investigation goes live
Police investigators will receive specialist training to better support survivors of sexual offences after criticism
The Times - Subscription at source 		10/7/2023
News
Campaigners say ministers ‘too quick’ to celebrate increased rape convictions
Justice secretary cites ‘significant progress’, but campaigners point out that vast majority of rape survivors still do not report to police
The Guardian 		10/7/2023
News
Police pay – striking the balance
As the police service in the UK waits for the recommendations of the Police Remuneration Review Body regarding the pay settlement for 2023-24, British Transport Police Chief Constable Lucy D’Orsi sets out why it’s crucial that the underpayment of police must stop – and that government support is essential if a ‘positive’ settlement is confirmed.
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		10/7/2023
Feature, Opinion
Doreen Lawrence concerned about pace of police reform
The mother of Stephen Lawrence says she is "profoundly concerned" about the slow pace of reforms in the Met Police.
BBC 		10/7/2023
News
Government ‘too quick’ to claim ‘tangible changes’ for rape survivors
Ministers say “significant progress” has been made in ensuring better support for rape victims, but campaigners believe the UK Government has been “too quick” to make claims about tangible improvements.
Nation Cymru 		10/7/2023
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NSW police boss calling for domestic violence offenders to be treated like terrorists
AUSTRALIA: In the past 12 months police in NSW have responded to 140,000 domestic violence calls, or almost 400 a day.
9 Now (Australia) 		10/7/2023
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Oranga Tamariki youth facility review: Mike Bush adds ex-police to team, heads to Europe
NEW ZEALAND: Former Police Commissioner and new deputy CEO of Oranga Tamariki Mike Bush - who is leading the review of the organisation’s youth justice facilities - has headed to Europe and added two experienced former senior police officers to his team.
NZ Herald (New Zealand) 		10/7/2023
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Is Garda policing model fit for purpose?
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Sir, – The new Garda Policing Model, which will see wholesale change within the structure of the force, is not going to achieve the outcomes that those in senior management and elsewhere believe will happen.
The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 		10/7/2023
Feature, Opinion
Rape reform programme extended across England and Wales
Women who have made rape complaints have told BBC News police and court systems are still "weighted in favour of the accused", despite a new programme piloted by 19 police forces.
BBC 		10/7/2023
News
They admitted their response to rape victims wasn’t good enough – but now GMP have stepped up
Bosses say the force is arresting and charging more people with the 'sickening' crimes
Manchester Evening News 		10/7/2023
News
Doreen Lawrence ‘profoundly concerned’ about slow pace of police reform
She outlined her concerns in a letter to Suella Braverman.
The Standard 		10/7/2023
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Greater Manchester Police pledge to make rape victims priority
A police boss has acknowledged that victims of sexual assault and rape "haven't always been at the heart" of investigations, after being part of a national pilot.
BBC 		10/7/2023
News
700 guns seized, 74 people arrested, in bids to bring weapons to UK
The National Crime Agency has been leading a multi-agency, multinational operation
Wales Online 		10/7/2023
News
A look at the work of WA Police Air Wing’s approach to drones
Superintendent Paul Daly is the Officer in Charge of the Western Australia Police Force's (WAPOL's) Air Wing. In an interview recorded at the Air Wing's Jandacot base, he tells PolicingTV's Founder and Publisher, Bernard Rix, about the work of the Air Wing, which has an area to cover of around 2,527,013 square kilometres (975,685 sq miles). This week we see their approach to  drones, "drones-in-a-box", aero scopes, plus the mechanisms by which the force can improve its network coverage - mobile ground stations. Paul also then discusses his Australia-wide Air Wing policy role and the policy-related challenges that fast-developing technology in this area has led to.
PolicingTV 		10/7/2023
Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video
Gardaí are ‘concerned’ at rise in incidents of domestic abuse
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There has been rise in reports of domestic abuse across both Cork West and Cork North garda divisions for the first five months of this year, compared to the same period for last year.
The Southern Star (Republic of Ireland) 		9/7/2023
News
National operating model – explainer
Katrin Hohl and Betsy Stanko OBE, lead academics for the programme, discuss the national operating model and how it is victim-centred, suspect-focused and context-led.
College of Policing 		9/7/2023
Feature
Overhaul of criminal justice system delivers significant improvement for rape victims
Government delivers on pledge to return number of cases reaching court to 2016 levels.
Home Office 		9/7/2023
News
Doreen Lawrence backs duty on police to disclose phone data
Officers under investigation for misconduct should be forced to hand over relevant information, says peer
The Guardian 		9/7/2023
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Toronto police closing bar at headquarters
CANADA: Decision comes after officer entered lounge hours before being charged with impaired driving.
CBC News (Canada) 		9/7/2023
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The Celtic drugs tiger roars again – new gangs emerge as cocaine problem grows
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: New players in the market want to get rich quickly while the going is good and then move on. Two recent reports confirm Ireland is awash with cocaine and has the highest usage of the drug in the European Union. However, a garda crackdown on the activities of the Kinahan cartel, which remains the biggest importer of drugs into Ireland, has hampered its exploits, but has not put it out of business.
Belfast Telegraph - Subscription at source 		9/7/2023
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