As police forces in England and Wales continue to ...
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An officer who was involved in the “wholesale mo...
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Almost £4.4 billion will be invested to increase ...
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An investigation by the Independent Office for Pol...
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The number of UK police forces transitioning to th...
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Reports of rape dropped significantly during lockd...
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Forced to spend more time inside their homes with the people abusing them, victims of domestic violence are struggling with lockdown, but the police and other agencies that seek to assist them are fig...
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Non-fatal strangulation attacks regularly feature in cases of domestic abuse but have yet to be made a stand-alone offen...
When the chief constable of West Midlands Police talked to the press about stretched resources, he unwitting released a ...
With 60 years of policing experience behind them, Association of Child Protection Professionals trustees Simon Snell and...
In the wake of the US presidential election, John Hicks considers the implications for policing, with wholesale reform o...
This issue, the Research Inspector considers transnational crime threats and looks at pan-European policing research and...
Kathryn Howarth and Daniel Sternberg examine the implications for policing following the UK’s exit from the EU, in par...
Jonathan Dixey examines the Law Commission’s proposals to reform the law relating to search warrants.
New research into police stop and account and vehicle stop checks in England potentially shine a light on why these powe...
Fay Sweeting says police forces must take a firm and unified stance on tackling sexual abuse of position.
New research has highlighted how County Lines drug networks adapted to circumvent Covid-19 lockdown restrictions.
Justin Godfrey-Cass explains why police forces should be making the shift to ‘cellular-powered’ ANPR.
Irreverent jottings from Staff Officer Stitchley.
