Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115618 total results. Showing results 1901 to 1920 «9293949596979899100Next ›Last » NPCE project completes with full operating capability for UK policing The National Police Capabilities Environment (NPCE) has reached full operating capability, with the programme formally closing following successful delivery and assurance in April 2026. Developed by the Police Digital Service (PDS), the NPCE is now transitioning into business as usual, overseen by a dedicated product manager. This ensures continuity, ongoing enhancements and a clear onboarding roadmap for new policing applications. Police Digital Service (PDS) 7/5/2026 News Body-worn video case ‘concerning’, says government The government has said its thoughts are with a woman who claims she was assaulted and falsely imprisoned by two police forces. BBC 7/5/2026 News An end to the hip flask defence? A new forensic modelling technique developed by Swedish researchers could one day provide investigators with stronger evidence in disputed drink-drive cases. Police Professional 7/5/2026 Feature Liverpool launches ‘Halo Points’ to improve safety in nightlife hotspots Merseyside Police has launched a network of designated “Halo Points” across Liverpool city centre as part of efforts to improve safety in the night-time economy and tackle violence against women and girls. Police Professional 7/5/2026 News New supervisors’ training aims to tackle weak investigation A new national training programme for frontline police supervisors comes after inspectors warned that inconsistent investigative standards are failing some victims. Police Professional 7/5/2026 News The police operation to protect UK Jewish communities The Metropolitan Police significantly increased its presence to protect Jewish communities celebrating Lag B’Omer in London, following a rise in antisemitic attacks and a severe national terror threat level. The Independent 7/5/2026 News Call for more support for DVI officers as research also highlights misleading media portrayal and ‘moral dissonance’ A new study into the wellbeing of disaster victim identification (DVI) officers has highlighted the “moral dissonance” experienced by staff that can contribute to stress and psychological strain, the continuing stigma of seeking help and support for their mental wellbeing, and the damaging impact that the media’s glamourisation of crime scene investigation can have on new DVI recruits whose expectations are far removed from the reality of deployment, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/5/2026 Analysis, Feature Police boss to fund more private security patrols Police and crime commissioner (PCC) Rupert Matthews has set out plans to deploy private security patrols in towns across Leicestershire and Rutland. BBC 7/5/2026 News Has PCC Donna Jones delivered in Hampshire? In this second conversation with Hampshire and the Isle of Wight Police and Crime Commissioner Donna Jones, the focus moves from ambition to delivery. She reflects on the practical changes made during her time in office, including improvements to 101 call handling, the opening of new police stations, the return of named local officers and the introduction of a rural crime task force. Jones argues that these changes have helped put the force in a stronger position than when she first became PCC. The interview also turns to the future of police governance. Responding to claims that Police and Crime Commissioners are a failed experiment, Jones makes a direct case for democratic accountability and warns against reforms that could weaken the public’s voice in policing, It’s a candid discussion about delivery, leadership and what police reform could mean next. PolicingTV 7/5/2026 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Officers turning to savings schemes as financial pressures intensify Police officers are increasingly exploring alternative ways to manage their finances as cost-of-living pressures continue to mount, with new data suggesting many are struggling to maintain long-term financial commitments. Police Professional 6/5/2026 News Cadets deployed to plug intelligence gaps in rural policing Police cadets in East Hertfordshire are being used to support efforts to tackle heritage crime and anti-social behaviour in rural areas, as part of a new initiative backed by Historic England. Police Professional 6/5/2026 News Romance fraud victims conned out of £900k More than 100 people in Lincolnshire have been conned out of almost £900,000 after falling victim to so-called romance fraud, police say. BBC 6/5/2026 News ACT rejects independent inquiry into police watchhouse mistreatment AUSTRALIA: The ACT government has rejected a recommendation of an inquiry into the ACT police watchhouse despite reports of Aboriginal teenagers being punched, handcuffed and mocked. The Canberra Times (Australia) - Subscription at source 6/5/2026 News NZ Police transforms fleet replacement planning with risk-based methodology NEW ZEALAND: Managing a national fleet of more than 3,700 vehicles is a complex task, particularly for an organisation such as New Zealand Police where vehicles are mission-critical assets supporting frontline operations. Fleet News 6/5/2026 News College of Policing launches national training to improve investigations and victim outcomes A new national training programme aimed at strengthening the supervision of police investigations has been launched across England and Wales, in a move designed to improve outcomes for victims and raise investigative standards. Emergency Services Times 6/5/2026 News Alberta says new DNA lab expected to cut police evidence waits CANADA: Alberta is investing $8.9 million through Budget 2026 in what the province says will be Western Canada’s first provincial forensic DNA laboratory. The lab is expected to begin accepting DNA evidence from property crimes by 2029 and expand to serious crimes, including homicides and sexual assaults, by 2031. Discover Airdrie (Canada) 6/5/2026 News Winnipeg police training needs update after fatal shooting of 16-year-old: expert CANADA: A policing expert recommended Friday that Winnipeg police factor in age and someone’s cultural background when responding to high-risk situations. Blue Line (Canada) - Subscription at source 6/5/2026 News UK Home Office eyes suppliers for SCBP biometrics platform Platform supports national systems across borders, policing and immigration, with modernization and procurement plans under review. The Home Office is hosting a preliminary market engagement event to engage with potential suppliers for two not-yet-guaranteed future procurements covering “the support, development, transition and ongoing modernization of the Strategic Central and Bureau Platform and associated services (SCBP).” BiometricUpdate.com 6/5/2026 News Tailored for threat: Morocco’s multidimensional response to terrorism This article examines Morocco’s distinctive counterterrorism strategy and explains why the country has experienced comparatively low levels of terrorist violence relative to many states in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). Following the 2003 Casablanca bombings, Moroccan authorities implemented a multidimensional approach combining legal reforms, socioeconomic initiatives, and the institutional restructuring of the religious sphere. Central to this strategy is the Moroccan monarchy’s dual political and religious authority as Amir al-Mu’minin (Commander of the Faithful), which enables the state to regulate religious institutions and shape theological discourse through centralized mechanisms. Institutions such as the Rabita Mohammedia of the Ulama and the Mohammed VI Institute for the Training of Imams and Morchidates promote a national Islamic framework grounded in Maliki jurisprudence, Ashʿari theology, and Sufi tradition. Using a qualitative single-case study based on policy documents, secondary literature, and elite interviews, the article argues that Morocco’s integration of religious governance, development policy, and security measures has helped limit the emergence of sustained extremist networks. Security Journal 6/5/2026 Research article Learning the Lessons issue 47 – use of force Learning the Lessons issue 47 focuses on use of force. This issue raises awareness of the key issues we see through our work. It also highlights opportunities to improve the policing response to similar incidents and help build trust and confidence in policing. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 6/5/2026 Report «9293949596979899100Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
