Would-be police officers are required to disclose ...
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The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) h...
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Sep 28, 2020 @ 14:22
Chief Inspector Steve Baker reflects on what policing has learnt about dealing with mental health during Covid-19.
Although black people, particularly young black men, are killed by US police in disproportion to their numbers in the po...
The issue of eliminating County Lines drug operations has been perplexing police and local authority service partnership...
The restrictions introduced during the coronavirus lockdown may have forced those seeking to carry out terror attacks to...
Complex, hard to define and growing in scale – Callum Tipple says extremism poses three significant challenges to poli...
This issue, the Research Inspector charts some of the highlights in the history of policing research to see just how far...
Tristan Oliver explains how technology has transformed the work of child sexual abuse investigative teams.
Sarah Lloyd examines what one project found about the issues surrounding fairness and technology in remote jury trials h...
A recent poll conducted by YouGov for BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, found more than half of UK adults did not tru...
Dr Sean Creaney and Dr Jo Deakin explain why young people need to get a say in their rehabilitation from knife crime rat...
Adrian Timberlake explains how new technologies and the use of data could help police prevent and reduce knife crime.
