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Showing Stories from 22nd November 2018 to 20th February 2020
Forensic investigations: The steep path to accreditation
(20/02/20) All forensic collision and crime scene investigators have until 1 October this year to achieve International Organisation for Standards (ISO) accreditation. How much of a challenge does this task represent to forces?.
New commercial body to pool procurement power of 999 services
(05/02/20) Blue Light Commercial to be led by £150K CEO who will have 'a virtual team' of 45 commercial managers.
'Name and shame' forces who do not sign up to national ICT systems
(27/01/20) Government's digital guru says that nationally agreed systems should be given to forces for free as long as they comply with mandate.
Digital Forensics: The DIY approach
(24/01/20) The National Crime Agency's digital forensics system has been built from scratch by warrant carrying officers. It is not on the cloud but forms a national network that regional units and other agencies can plug into. Gary Mason hears how it was done.
Today's Headlines
PSNI gets delayed 2.5% pay deal
Officers in Northern Ireland have been awarded a backdated 2.5% pay increase which had been left unsigned due to a lack of a minister..
Lincolnshire management praised for performance improvement MP wades into row over local policing and 'Bungay Mafia' More headlines »
