Police Oracle - Analysis

Analysis

Showing Stories from 7th August 2014 to 8th January 2015

(08/01/15) Northern Ireland: Dissident Republican threat is 'very real'

Cuts will 'disproportionately affect frontline policing'

(05/01/15) Dr Tim Brain analyses the real cash cuts policing has suffered over the past four years, and predicts that more than 5,000 personnel will be lost in order for forces to cope.

Hide and seek: Tracking international offenders

(23/12/14) As the European Union struggles to introduce meaningful identity checks at its borders, Gary Mason finds out just how easy it is for criminals and illegal migrants to simply disappear from view.

(15/12/14) DNA profiling expands, but there's still plenty left to do (11/12/14) Face to face: Automated identification technology (08/12/14) The legislative toolkit needed to counter terrorism (08/12/14) Virtual realities: Policing dark corners of the web (04/12/14) Muslims 'more confident' in police than rest of population (27/11/14) Resourced Police Service not 'guaranteed under different government' (19/11/14) Detective casebook: Capturing a female serial killer (30/10/14) Police 'modernising the gateway to the criminal justice system' (28/10/14) Big data is a 'game changer' for policing (22/10/14) Islamic State: The nature of the threat (21/10/14) The public accountability of police and crime commissioners (03/10/14) Press for help: Sharing international biometric data (01/10/14) Wildlife crime: Forensic guidance published (30/09/14) Crossing the radical bridge: Inside the terrorist mind (29/09/14) Police governance 'has many flaws to overcome' (16/09/14) Islamic State, terror and the impact on UK policing (13/09/14) Multi-agency data synchronisation in the criminal justice system

Policing, and the true scale of mental health issues

(05/09/14) As a worrying trend emerges, Sarah Ingram asks "who is protecting the protectors?".

Experts clash over force's firearms policy change

(02/09/14) Senior advisor to government says increase in numbers of rifles among people involved in country sports could have been a factor in controversial decision by chief constable.