Home Office spends £650,000 detaining terrorist suspects
Terrorist suspects subject to control orders have cost the Home Office more than £650,000 since 2005
18 November 2009
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- The debate on control orders
Better than cure
Sir Norman Bettison explains why the Prevent strand of the Government's counter-terrorism strategy is so important
05 November 2009
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- The true Ronnie
Award winner dedicated to Mersey beat
Jane's Police Review has named PC Shaun Brady, of Merseyside Police, as the Community Police Officer of the Year 2009.
29 October 2009
Route of the problem - Trafficking and addiction threaten Russia
The flow of drugs across Russia's borders is increasing dramatically, in part to feed a growing domestic habit but above all reflecting the country's growing role as a global narcotics trafficking hub.
28 October 2009
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- Security agencies fall out in Russia
What women want
Transforming the workplace is not a job for the fainthearted. Jane's talks to a senior officer who faced this challenging task head on and won
07 October 2009
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- Better together
Memorial day 'treasures and celebrates valour' of fallen officers
Police officers and bereaved family members attended the sixth National Police Memorial Day service.
29 September 2009
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- Life or death?
Review to assess officers' responses in rape cases
The Government will review the way police officers in England and Wales deal with rape cases
23 September 2009
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- Technology catches up with rapist 20 years later
New season sees arrests on transport soar
As ugly scenes of hooliganism at British football grounds mar the beginning of the new season, the chief constable of British Transport Police says this has been one of the worst starts to a season in a long time.
03 September 2009
Watchdog warns service over stray bullets
Police Review can reveal ACPO and the Home Office are investigating the issue of potential 'over-penetration' – when ammunition passes through a target's body – in police shootings.
01 September 2009
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- Gunfights in Rio greet new police chief
Behind the scenes - Uralmash gang retreats into the shadows
Although Russian authorities claim the once-feared Uralmash criminal group has been destroyed, it appears the group simply adopted a lower profile, restructuring and abandoning the criminal excesses of the 1990s.
03 September 2009
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- Shooting match - Gang-related killings surge in Japan
Chomping criminals give food for thought
Bobbies on a break were 'outraged' to find offenders making themselves comfortable in the staff canteen. Jane's investigates
20 August 2009
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- Inspectors 'angry' over lack of training
You will sink if you cannot swim, potential new bobbies are told
Chief constables could be given the power to reject potential officers who cannot swim
06 August 2009
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- Setting standards
Inspectors blast force for 'dangerous' prison cells
The prisons and police inspectorates have condemned the poor state of Cambridgeshire Constabulary's prison cells as 'wholly indefensible'.
05 August 2009
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- Terrorism suspect detention extension plans widely criticised
'Mutual distrust' and poor communication led to G20 clashes
MPs on the Joint Select Committee on Human Rights have recommended independent negotiators be used to improve communication between police and protestors.
29 July 2009
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- Riot acts
Affairs of the state
Keith Vaz, chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee, talks about tackling the G20 protests and racial discrimination.
23 July 2009
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- Riot acts
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