Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100323 total results. Showing results 17141 to 17160 «854855856857858859860861862Next ›Last » South Yorkshire Police accused of cover-up over miners’ strike files South Yorkshire Police has been accused of continuing a "cover-up" of its actions during the miners' strike over a delay in making its archives public. The force said in 2022 it intended to make some 82,000 documents relating to the strike available after a £340,000 project to digitise the files. BBC 1/3/2024 News The police are failing women When forces ignore evidence that could bring perpetrators to speedier justice, the consequences can be catastrophic The Telegraph 1/3/2024 Feature, Opinion Crimes involving child abuse imagery are up by a quarter in UK, says NSPCC Nearly half of incidents where platform was known occurred on Snapchat, with 26% on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp The Guardian 1/3/2024 News Calum Steele: Police leaders will always try to protect their own reputations When I answered the phone to Nicola Sturgeon in 2015, I knew that what I was about to tell her was both enormous and unprecedented. Having been approached a few weeks earlier by concerned colleagues describing audacious and atrocious wrongdoing, I knew I was on safe ground in describing it as potentially one of the biggest scandals yet to be unleashed on policing in Scotland. The passage of time has shown that description to be depressingly accurate. The Times - Subscription at source 1/3/2024 Feature, Opinion Victoria Police says wrongful arrest of former immigration detainee over sexual assault was not racial profiling AUSTRALIA: Police have denied racial profiling after wrongly arresting a former immigration detainee in relation to a sexual assault in an inner Melbourne suburb this week. ABC News (Australia) 1/3/2024 News Door staff equipped with body-worn facial recognition cameras identify offenders in city centre trial A three-month facial recognition trial in Southampton has seen door staff equipped with body-worn cameras to check pub and club goers against a database of excluded offenders; the success of the scheme – described as the first of its kind in the country – has led to suggestions that it could be extended to other areas, as well as to other situations such as preventing those with football banning orders from attending matches, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/3/2024 Feature, Innovation Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll farewelled from QPS on final day AUSTRALIA: Police call-outs would be reduced by a third if they were able to triage jobs with experts and social workers, the outgoing Queensland police commissioner says, as she declared officers cannot be the “be all and end all". Brisbane Times (Australia) - Subscription at source 1/3/2024 News NZ Police tighten rules on CCTV number plate surveillance amid oversight concerns NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand faces scrutiny over police misuse of ANPR technology, highlighting the need for better oversight and civil liberties protection. BNN Breaking 1/3/2024 News Snapchat flagged in nearly half of child abuse imagery crimes in past seven years Snapchat was flagged in nearly half of the crimes involving child abuse imagery over the past seven years, new figures reveal. More Radio 1/3/2024 News Stamping out police sexism: Sign up to our expert International Women’s Day panel event Our expert panel, hosted by The Independent’s crime correspondent Amy-Clare Martin, will include Dr Jessica Taylor, director of VictimFocus, Harriet Johnson, a barrister instructed by The Centre for Women’s Justice, and Ellen Miller, interim chief executive of leading domestic abuse charity Refuge The Independent 1/3/2024 News Specialist Garda unit to handle drug debt intimidation in Galway REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí in the Galway City have put in place a specialist unit to tackle the problem of families being threatened and intimidated by drug gangs over unpaid debts. Connacht Tribune (Republic of Ireland) 1/3/2024 News Meeting former NZ Police Det Sgt Tracey Rackliff at the hotel she now owns and runs in Bali (Part 2) Have you ever thought about owning a piece of a luxury desert island and how your current role could make that happen?? Here, in this second of two exclusive videos for PolicingTV, CoPaCC Chairman Bernard Rix meets Tracey Rackliff and her husband, Rob, who are both former New Zealand Police Detective Sergeants. On retirement from policing, they bought and now run a luxury hotel in Sideman, Bali. Tracey sets out ways in which her and Rob's police background provided them - perhaps surprisingly - with key skills and knowledge useful in their running their luxury Balinese hotel. PolicingTV 1/3/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Wayne Couzens: How three police forces botched opportunities to stop Sarah Everard’s murderer The three police forces that the officer who murdered Sarah Everard worked for had multiple opportunities to stop him, but none were taken, an inquiry has found. BBC 29/2/2024 News Repeated failures in vetting and recruitment meant Couzens kept police role, Inquiry finds Three police forces' involvement in the recruitment and vetting of Wayne Couzens has been the focus of Part 1 of the Angiolini Inquiry. Police Oracle reviews the detail. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/2/2024 Analysis, Feature Victims’ Commissioner statement on the Angiolini Inquiry Part 1 The Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales, Baroness Newlove, welcomes Dame Elish Angiolini’s report on Part One of her inquiry into the offending of Wayne Couzens. Victims' Commissioner 29/2/2024 News Publication of the SARC Forensic Cleaning Validation The final SARC Forensic Cleaning Validation report has been published and is available to you on Knowledge Hub. Forensic Capability Network 29/2/2024 News Devastating report lays bare police failings over Sarah Everard’s killer Inquiry into serial sexual offender Wayne Couzens outlines multiple failings by police forces The Guardian 29/2/2024 News ‘Nothing to stop another Wayne Couzens’: Damning inquiry finds Sarah Everard’s killer should never have been allowed to join police Sarah Everard’s devastated family believe she died because Couzens was a serving officer, adding: “She would never have got into a stranger’s car.” The Independent 29/2/2024 News Angiolini Inquiry Part 1 The independent Angiolini Inquiry was commissioned to uncover circumstances that led to the abduction, rape and murder of Sarah Everard by a police officer. Home Office 29/2/2024 News More misconduct panel changes as LQP plans scrapped by Home Office The Home Office has said LQAs will sit only in an advisory capacity – with decisions entirely down to panel members. 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