Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 19661 to 19680 «980981982983984985986987988Next ›Last » UK lawyer to oversee ICC investigation into alleged war crimes in Palestinian territories Andrew Cayley, previously Britain’s chief military prosecutor, to run operation of the complex case The Guardian 11/3/2024 News CPS rape report makes for grim reading – and it’s only the start First academic deep dive shows arcane attitudes to victims of sexual offences are prevalent, but the study itself is cause for optimism The Guardian 11/3/2024 Analysis, Feature Retired judge calls for Drew Harris to be sacked after garda suspended for giving bike to pensioner REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The judge’s comments will put even more pressure on Mr Harris in the wake of an overwhelming vote of no confidence in him by the 12,000-strong rank-and-file Garda Representative Association late last year. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 11/3/2024 News CPS lawyers in England and Wales trivialise teen sexual abuse, report says Exclusive: Independent examination of rape prosecutions hears lawyers are ‘obsessed’ with credibility of victims and use victim-blaming language The Guardian 11/3/2024 News Five-year ombudsman inquiry blocks action on defective garda holsters REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice says she is awaiting the results of a five-year GSOC investigation into revelations by a Garda whistleblower about defective pistol holsters before she takes further action. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 11/3/2024 News Dispersal orders ‘not fair’ on young people who bear the brunt of them Anti-social behaviour laws which give police powers to restrict freedom of movement are being used thousands of times a year, prompting claims of their overuse from human rights groups. BBC 11/3/2024 News Prof Ross Wolf discusses volunteer policing with Dr Iain Britton (Part 2) In this second half of their conversation, Dr. Ian Britton interviews Professor Ross Wolf, an expert on volunteer policing. They discuss various aspects of volunteer policing, including the operation of the reserve unit in Orange County Sheriff's Office, the involvement of volunteers in specialist areas of policing, the retention and longevity of volunteer officers, and the variation in volunteer policing practices across the United States. They also discuss topics such as the role of the Volunteer Law Enforcement Officers' Alliance, the future of volunteer policing, and the understanding of volunteer policing by senior leaders as well as the opportunities for paid shifts in volunteer policing, the impact of paid shifts on volunteer retention, the experience of being a volunteer leader, and the challenges in recruiting volunteer police. PolicingTV 11/3/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Muriel McKay: Family of murdered woman claim police jeopardising search for body by ‘spooking’ killer By going in "mob-handed", detectives spoiled their chances of getting useful information out of Nizam Hosein in an interview in Trinidad last week, according to Mrs McKay's children. Sky News 10/3/2024 News Gaza protests in London have cost more than £32 million in policing A Palestine Solidarity Campaign march will take place in central London, with this weekend being the fifth major demonstration of the year so far. The Independent 10/3/2024 News Met Police deny ‘Hamas is terrorist’ protester was arrested over placard at Palestine march Man, 37, de-arrested in aftermath of incident in London march, Scotland Yard said The Standard 10/3/2024 News Grenfell: Met officers suing force over ‘trauma’ suffered More than 30 current and former Metropolitan Police officers are suing the force "for personal injury and losses following their role in the Grenfell Tower fire", it says. BBC 10/3/2024 News UK anti-Islamophobia body has not met for four years despite hate crime rise Exclusive: Chair of working group raises concerns over Michael Gove’s failure to restart body that last met in 2020 The Guardian 10/3/2024 News Prevent counter-extremism programme budget to be slashed in London Funding, which stood at £6.1m at the time of the general election, will fall to about £2m from April 2025 The Guardian 10/3/2024 News Sir Mark Rowley: Caught in the middle Last week I spoke about how officers are increasingly getting caught in the middle of public debate and are starting to become direct targets for abuse and harassment, both online and in person. Officers are regularly becoming the anvil on which society beats out its problems, and are being accused of being both woke and fascist for the exact same actions. This isn’t just a few one-off incidents, it is now a regular occurrence. LinkedIn 10/3/2024 Feature, Opinion Canada faces a series of ‘crises’ that will test it in the coming years, RCMP warns CANADA: Report examined 'shifts in domestic and international environments' that could affect policing CBC News (Canada) 10/3/2024 News Home Office breaks pledge to fund sex-crime research after Everard murder Government was to look at whether offenders tend to commit increasingly serious crimes after outcry over warning signs with police officer Wayne Couzens The Guardian 10/3/2024 News Police in North Wales keeping eye on ‘Big Brother’ AI tech that scans faces for criminals, paedophiles and terrorists Critics of facial recognition technology claim it's too intrusive but South Wales Police has already seen some benefits North Wales Live 10/3/2024 News Police swamped with applications for voluntary redundancy prompting staffing crisis fears Bosses are looking to cut between 189 and 220 civilian jobs but received 756 “notes of interest” from staff thinking about leaving. Daily Record 10/3/2024 News More than 30 police officers involved in Grenfell Tower inferno rescue attempt sue Met chief and London Fire Brigade boss among others for compensation over ‘psychiatric injuries’ suffered at deadly fire More than 30 police officers involved in the Grenfell Tower inferno rescue have launched a High Court compensation claim for 'psychiatric injuries' suffered during the deadly fire. Mail Online 10/3/2024 News New Zealand’s solution to teen crime: pack them off to boot camp NEW ZEALAND: After a spate of ram raids, the country’s coalition government is turning to the army to straighten up its wayward youths The Times - Subscription at source 10/3/2024 News «980981982983984985986987988Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
