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With news headlines full of examples of the confusion caused by the latest lockdown rules and their enforcement by police forces across the UK, Tony Blockley, Head of Policing at the University of Der...
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Irreverent jottings from Staff Officer Stitchley
The post-Brexit security agreement reached between the Government and the EU has been broadly welcomed by law enforcemen...
The coronavirus pandemic has proved that British policing can cope with the most extreme of crises, but the next generat...
Mike Hough argues that good policing involves striking the best possible moral balance between coercive and consensual p...
This issue, the Research Inspector examines the ‘enabling approach’ to the culture of leadership.
The National Crime Agency is concerned that plans for end-to-end encryption on social media platforms could ‘turn the ...
The agency tasked with testing and identifying firearms and ammunition used by criminals is set to undergo a major overh...
From crime scene to court, the collection, analysis and presentation of forensic evidence sits at the nexus of policing ...
College of Policing CEO Mike Cunningham applied all the lessons he learnt from his time as a chief constable and Her Maj...
Paul Perry examines how AI-powered advanced process automation can play a vital role in policing.
Irreverent jottings from Staff Officer Stitchley.
Montell Neufville examines how the proposed Serious Violent Reduction Orders could negatively impact on effective polici...
