Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115409 total results. Showing results 16661 to 16680 «830831832833834835836837838Next ›Last » ‘Terrifying’ first UK hospital knife amnesty The south London hospital was given zombie knives, machetes and knuckledusters by the public as it became the first clinic to introduce the weapon amnesty. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2025 News Anti-terror arrests reach highest level since 2019 as police chief warns of increase in ‘state threats’ against Britain Police made the highest number of terrorism-related arrests since 2019 last year, an 11 per cent increase year-on-year. Official figures showed there were 248 terror-related arrests in all during 2024, 25 more than in the previous 12 months. However, the total was still significantly below the peak of 467 in 2017. Mail Online 13/3/2025 News New officers step forward to join Police Scotland Chief Constable Jo Farrell and other members of Police Scotland’s Executive today, Thursday, 13 March, 2025, thanked the latest cadre of probationers for stepping forward to keep communities safe. Police Scotland 13/3/2025 News Officers who saved teenager from wrong side of bridge given bravery awards Two officers who pulled a distressed girl away from the wrong side of a bridge - and saving the 15-year-old's life as a result - have been honoured with Cheshire Police Federation Bravery Awards. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2025 News Gloucester Constabulary faces ‘tough year’ amid bullying and harassment claims Leaders within the force said its latest staff survey showed that it had "got some work to do" as attempts are made to boost the morale of officers and staff. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2025 News Seventy-six new Police Officers graduate NEW ZEALAND: Commissioner Richard Chambers and Wing Patron Anne Tolley congratulated the 76 graduating constables from wing 382 today. Scoop (New Zealand) 13/3/2025 News Family liaison coordinator who investigated unlawful drugging of patients wins top award Ian Lawrence was nominated for his tireless work into uncovering how two former healthcare professionals unlawfully drugged patients at a Blackpool Hospital since 2018. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2025 News Police could use driving license data for facial recognition in new bill The new proposed bill could give UK law enforcement the ability to access the driving license database. The UK government’s Crime and Policing Bill could potentially mean that the driving license database could be used by police as a facial recognition database, human rights group Liberty warns. Digit 13/3/2025 News The trans row engulfing the Met Police A female officer is taking the force to court after it sent staff to ‘a celebration of the transgender community’ The Telegraph - Subscription at source 13/3/2025 News ASIRT clears Calgary officer in fatal police shooting, citing self-defence CANADA: Alberta’s police watchdog says the officer who fatally shot a Calgary man while responding to a domestic call last month won’t be punished because he fired in self-defence. Global News (Canada) 13/3/2025 News Exclusive look inside Victoria Police’s elite public order response unit AUSTRALIA: A Current Affair was given an exclusive look inside the elite police unit, shadowing some of its 300-member squad while on the beat. Brisbane Times (Australia) - Subscription at source 13/3/2025 Feature Australia has learned valuable lessons from its own shooting tragedies: 6 ideas NZ can borrow OCEANIA: Nearly 30 years before the Christchurch terror attacks of March 15 2019, New Zealand had to grapple with the horrors of another mass shooting. The Aramoana massacre on November 13 1990 left 13 people dead and a nation reeling. But the firearms law changes made in the aftermath were inadequate, and the failure to tighten regulations arguably left the door open for the Christchurch atrocity – committed by a licensed firearms owner. By contrast, after the Port Arthur massacre that killed 35 people on April 28 1996, Australia adopted fundamental changes to its firearms laws and banned semiautomatic rifles. The Conversation 13/3/2025 Analysis, Feature Pathway to local policing The second reading of the Crime and Policing Bill has been delivered to Parliament. Steve Dodd looks at the challenges ahead for community intelligence policing through its contribution to the Safer Streets Mission. Police Professional 13/3/2025 Analysis, Feature Chief Constable Serena Kennedy has announced her retirement Merseyside Police Chief Constable Serena Kennedy has today announced that she will be retiring from the force. Merseyside Police 13/3/2025 News Police investigation into SNP finances costs taxpayers £2.1m The bill for Operation Branchform to the public increased by £800,000 last year with still no decision on prosecutions The Times - Subscription at source 13/3/2025 News Merseyside police chief announces retirement Chief Constable Serena Kennedy will retire from the force at the end of August. The Independent 13/3/2025 News ‘Horrifying’ legal gap that prevented arrest of Southport killer The UK terror watchdog has recommended creating an offence to prevent attacks before they happen The Independent 13/3/2025 News ACC appointed to Police Scotland leadership team The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) has confirmed the appointment of Alan Waddell to the role of assistant chief constable at Police Scotland. Police Professional 13/3/2025 News One in four witness shoplifting, latest figures show Nearly a quarter of the UK population (24 per cent) have witnessed shoplifting taking place while at a shop in the past 12 months. Police Professional 13/3/2025 News Terrorism-related arrests hit five-year high The latest data released by the Home Office shows that more people have been arrested for terrorism-related offences in 2024 than in the four years previously. Police Professional 13/3/2025 News «830831832833834835836837838Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
