Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98457 total results. Showing results 17141 to 17160 «854855856857858859860861862Next ›Last » Why police in England and Wales are failing to warn people about partners’ previous abuse Since 2014, the police in England and Wales have had powers to warn someone when they know their partner poses a real risk of danger, under what is known as Clare’s Law (the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme). Police can also offer the information if they identify a person at risk. Disclosures can include any kind of information held in police records that indicates a risk of abuse. The Conversation 17/1/2024 Feature Interview: sleep, shift patterns and driving Police Oracle spoke with Chief Inspector Yvonne Taylor about her recent research on the impact of shift work upon road safety for officers and staff. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/1/2024 Analysis, Feature, Interview Commissioner loses court appeal over move to dismiss garda REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has lost a court appeal against a decision quashing his move to dismiss a garda who had admitted engaging in a sexual act with a "vulnerable" witness at a garda station in Co Waterford. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 17/1/2024 News Social media built narrative that Christopher Kapessa’s death was racist killing, say police Suggestions that 13-year-old was pushed into river by schoolmate led to online comparisons with Stephen Lawrence murder The Guardian 17/1/2024 News Metropolitan Police release footage of luxury watch robbers caught as they target undercover officers Officers wear luxury timepieces as bait to catch criminals red-handed as they target wealthy visitors to Soho, in central London. Sky News 17/1/2024 News Lack of independent watchdog to hold ‘a mirror up’ to the courts HMCTS is the only criminal justice agency not to have its own inspectorate, something PCC Joy Allen argues would 'enhance the multi-agency co-operation and co-ordination required' in the CJS. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/1/2024 News Cheshire detective who pursued female abuse victim barred A former detective inspector who pursued a female domestic violence victim and then told "disturbing" lies has been barred from policing. BBC 17/1/2024 News The Metropolitan Police is utterly demoralised Officers will continue leaving the Force – and replacements will not join – if they continue to be denigrated The Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/1/2024 Feature, Opinion Police referred to watchdog over Bronson Battersby, 2, who starved to death A police force has been referred to an independent watchdog over two-year-old Bronson Battersby who reportedly starved to death after being left for days. The Independent 17/1/2024 News Why the emergency services need to listen when government watchdog says public services have a ‘productivity problem’ Gareth Davies, chief of the National Audit Office – the government public spending watchdog – spoke to MPs about the tough economic challenges that face government in the years ahead, telling them that the public services have a ‘productivity problem.’ Emergency Services Times 17/1/2024 News Queensland launches new Airbus H135 police helicopter AUSTRALIA: Queensland Premier Steven Miles has today joined Police Minister Mark Ryan and local MPs Scott Stewart, Aaron Harper and Les Walker for the official launch of Queensland’s newest POLAIR helicopter – dubbed the ‘eye in the sky’ for North Queensland. Vertical 17/1/2024 News New Garda recruitment campaign offering trainees €305 a week REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The age limit for applicants has been increased from 35 to 50, and a €400,000 advertising drive will seek to attract suitable candidates Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 17/1/2024 News The inside story of two rape trials: ‘It’s as bad as I’ve ever known it’ In sexual assault cases, the work of prosecution barristers is complex, poorly paid – and essential. With conviction rates extraordinarily low and barristers quitting criminal practice in droves, the Guardian shadowed one prosecutor for two years The Guardian 17/1/2024 Feature Met admits it was wrong to arrest and detain homeless pensioner Anthony Sinclair says decision to remove him from tent where he lived for eight months in London was ‘inhumane’ The Guardian 17/1/2024 News Undercover MPS officers target luxury watch robbers in London The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has been using undercover officers to target watch robbery across central London boroughs. Police Professional 17/1/2024 News Police foil another alleged murder plot against Sydney underworld member AUSTRALIA: Police have foiled another alleged murder plot against a member of Sydney's underworld. Two men, aged 18 and 30, have been charged over an alleged plot to kill a man with known links to organised crime, aged 30, police said. 9 News (Australia) 17/1/2024 News Community backing needed for knife crime reduction – police People in West Yorkshire must take "personal responsibility" to help tackle knife crime, police have said. BBC 17/1/2024 News Wiltshire police officer sacked over offensive messages A police officer has been sacked after a misconduct hearing heard he sent offensive messages to two colleagues. BBC 17/1/2024 News More than £20m lost to fraud in NI in past 13 months More than £20 million has been lost to fraud in Northern Ireland over the past 13 months, according to latest figures. Police Professional 17/1/2024 News Differences between lone, pair and group terror attackers analysed in study ‘Lone actors’ are the least effective in carrying out terrorist attacks, according to a new study. 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