PSNI seeks new recruits ‘from all backgrounds and communities’
The PSNI has launched a recruitment drive calling for student officers and new police staff, urging applicants “from…
Why Parliament is right to question the unravelling failures of West Midlands Police
It is quite the timeline. A series of key, confusing, misleading, inaccurate moments, spanning about five months. All…
Met chief calls on retailers to do more as staff accused of helping shoplifters – London Evening Standard
Met chief calls on retailers to do more as staff accused of helping shoplifters London Evening Standard The new…
Drug offences up by more than a third in London
The Met Police logged 50,279 drug offences in the year to June reports Clara Margotin, Data Reporter (Credit…
Lawless UK? Farage wants Brits to think so – POLITICO
“It is undoubtedly the case that there is a bit of a mismatch on some of the perceptions…
Knife crime convictions rise in London
3,916 knife and offensive weapon offences were dealt with by the Criminal Justice System in London in the…
Hundreds of cyber-flashing offences in London
268 cyber-flashing offences recorded by the Met Police up to June this year reports Sonja Tutty, Data Reporter…
The EU promised to lead on regulating artificial intelligence. Now it’s hitting pause. – POLITICO
The Artificial Intelligence Act, which took years to negotiate, is not even fully in place yet. Throughout 2025…
UK set to ban deepfake ‘nudification’ apps – POLITICO
Campaigners have long argued that the issue of nudification apps more broadly needs addressing. The House of Commons Women and Equalities…
Europe’s police want AI to fight crime. They say red tape stands in the way. – POLITICO
Lawmakers and digital rights groups have expressed concerns about these carve-outs, which were secured by EU countries during…