Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114892 total results. Showing results 161 to 180 «5678910111213Next ›Last » SA Police investigate taser involvement in death A 44-year-old man has died after police activated an ‘ineffective’ taser while arresting him. Police were called to the South Australian suburb of Clare to address a disturbance caused by a man allegedly damaging property with a metal pole (The Advertiser). The Saturday Paper (Australia) 8/6/2026 News Borders without limits: How Interpol confronts the intertwined threats of human trafficking and money laundering With nearly 50 million people estimated to be in modern slavery, and global money laundering flows reaching up to $2 trillion a year, the connection between human trafficking and financial crime has never been more consequential for international policing; strategy and reform consultant Kavitha Vipulananda examines how Interpol co-ordinates measurable responses across 196 member states – despite resource gaps, the political misuse of some tools, and persistent corruption continuing to constrain what it can achieve. Policing Insight - Registration at source 8/6/2026 Analysis, Feature, Opinion CCW 2026: Uniting the sector – Working together to enhance the ecosystem Critical Communications World is heading to London! Brining the global critical communications community together, CCW creates the ultimate destination to discover the latest innovations shaping the future of the sector. Taking place in the 16th-18th June 2026 at the Excel London, the UK Home Office Emergency Services Network (ESN) are supporting the event as host operator and bringing their years of experience working with and for emergency services users. The event will be a major hub for European institutions and international organisations. It offers a central location for the sector to showcase its achievements in critical communications technology, while fostering collaboration among industry experts from the European Union and beyond. PolicingTV 8/6/2026 Advertisement, Feature, Video Hampshire Police planned intervention during trial of Henry Nowak’s killer The police force sought to release a statement to address what it described as "disinformation" circulating online. Sky News 7/6/2026 News Police efforts to tackle racism are ‘too slow’, says watchdog Backlash over Henry Nowak murder threatens improvements within force, warns diversity chief The Telegraph - Subscription at source 7/6/2026 News Sarah Everard inquiry findings ‘must be adopted to stop predators’ Neither the Home Office nor police chiefs have accepted a second round of recommendations from Lady Angiolini’s report The Times - Subscription at source 7/6/2026 News Henry Nowak murder, policing guidelines and the far right Savitri Hensman and Sarmad Ahmad Anwar respond to articles on the circumstances surrounding the death of Nowak The Guardian 7/6/2026 Feature, Opinion Gardaí concerned members are flouting domestic violence order self-report policy REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí have revealed that one member of the force who has a domestic violence order against them has allegedly breached the organisation’s domestic abuse policy by failing to notify the organisation. However, there is concern that there could be other members of the force who have also flouted the policy who are unknown to An Garda Síochána. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 7/6/2026 News Five members in King’s Birthday honours AUSTRALIA: A 39-year veteran detective who has overseen some of Victoria’s biggest homicide investigations and the founder of a specialist division to fight cybercrime are among five Victoria Police members recognised in the King’s Birthday honours. Victoria Police (Australia) 7/6/2026 News Congratulations to Australian policing recipients of the 2026 King’s Birthday Honours We are pleased to publish and recognise Australian policing recipients of the 2026 King's Birthday Honours. The team at Policing Insight offer our congratulations and thank them for their service. Policing Insight 7/6/2026 News Tasmania’s police minister unreservedly apologises after Port Arthur survivor labels his comments ‘hurtful’ AUSTRALIA: Tasmania's Police Minister Felix Ellis has apologised for comments he made during budget estimates hearings this week about the Port Arthur gunman. A survivor of the Port Arthur massacre, who has spoken to the ABC on the condition of anonymity, said Mr Ellis's decision to name the gunman "demonstrates a lack of empathy towards victims and survivors". On April 28, 1996, a gunman opened fire on a popular tourist site, killing 35 people and injuring almost two dozen. ABC News (Australia) 7/6/2026 News Police planned ‘disinformation’ intervention during trial of Henry Nowak’s killer Hampshire Police planned to issue a statement addressing "disinformation" during the trial of Henry Nowak's killer but were cautioned by the Crown Prosecution Service that such an intervention could jeopardise the case. The Independent 7/6/2026 News Diary of an intelligence development officer Opal is the national intelligence unit for serious organised acquisitive crime. The intelligence team operates as a National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) capability, sitting under Chief Constable Amanda Blakeman’s acquisitive crime portfolio. Main coverage includes: College of Policing 7/6/2026 Feature, Opinion West Yorkshire Police ‘only fought to keep ethnic minority staff’ Force ‘doesn’t do enough’ to encourage all officers to stay in post, says watchdog report. West Yorkshire Police makes more effort to retain disgruntled officers if they are from ethnic minorities, a new report has claimed… The Telegraph - Subscription at source 6/6/2026 News Police payroll data breach was ‘human error’ "Human error" caused a data breach involving police officers and staff payroll information, a force has confirmed. Norfolk Constabulary apologised that a file was mistakenly sent to a former officer, which was then deleted. BBC 6/6/2026 News Scotland Yard captured by ‘woke mind virus’, says whistleblower Scotland Yard has been captured by the “woke mind virus” and no longer treats citizens equally under the law, a veteran police officer has claimed… The Telegraph - Subscription at source 6/6/2026 Feature, Opinion West Yorkshire Police ‘only fought to keep ethnic minority staff’ Force ‘doesn’t do enough’ to encourage all officers to stay in post, says watchdog report. West Yorkshire Police makes more effort to retain disgruntled officers if they are from ethnic minorities, a new report has claimed… The Telegraph 6/6/2026 News Sir Stephen Watson: Policing without fear or favour will combat hatred As accusations of two-tier policing fly after the murder of Henry Nowak, the ‘anti-woke’ head of Greater Manchester police says officers must be impartial. The Times - Subscription at source 6/6/2026 Feature, Interview, Opinion Police Scotland could be cut off from ‘essential’ databases under biometrics shake up Police Scotland may be unable to access "essential" information on UK national databases due to proposed legislative changes around biometric data such as facial recognition scans, with citizens facing the prospect of "different protections and rights," according to a senior watchdog. The Scotsman - Subscription at source 6/6/2026 News If the police catch a black man with a knife, should they refuse to arrest him? When British policing embraced critical race theory and anti-racist ideology in the wake of George Floyd’s death – 4,000 miles away on a different continent – they weren’t just signing themselves up to a dangerous ideology but committing themselves to achieving the impossible… The Telegraph - Registration at source 6/6/2026 Feature, Opinion «5678910111213Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
