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Showing Stories from 23rd October 2018 to 5th February 2019
'No one can predict whether national data solution will be rolled out this spring'

'No one can predict whether national data solution will be rolled out this spring'

(05/02/19) But biggest problem is nervous forces having a 'huge reluctance' to share information with each other, warns NDAS foundation father.

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'We are committed to improving the health and wellbeing of our workforce'

'We are committed to improving the health and wellbeing of our workforce'

(01/02/19) Roll-out of technology to assist 'remote working', says Met.

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'Farcical state' of police IT is a 'disgrace'

'Farcical state' of police IT is a 'disgrace'

(31/01/19) Outdated kit, patchy service and incompatible computer systems are needlessly hindering criminal investigations.

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Your weekend on duty

Your weekend on duty

(28/01/19) Police Oracle takes a look at your working weekends.

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(23/01/19) Mobile revolution in Scotland to bring savings equivalent to 'hundreds of officers' (09/01/19) PSNI to publish biometrics data retention policy following settling of human rights case (07/01/19) Software company purchase will improve information sharing between control rooms and officers (05/01/19) Airports to invest in anti-drone technology (29/12/18) INK project makes its mark as 'crime-fighting first' (24/12/18) Pioneering scheme to stop street drinking to be extended (17/12/18) Met opens door to doubters with technology trials as Christmas retail hiatus approaches (17/12/18) Police used fingerprint from mobile phone video help catch killer (16/12/18) Force spreads its worldwide net to India to snare 'tech support' scammers targeting UK (07/12/18) Scores of convictions quashed after probe into forensics 'data tampering' (04/12/18) Delayed Airwave replacement makes progress (28/11/18) Facial recognition technology needs investment to deliver consistent results, study says (28/11/18) Technology digest now available (28/11/18) New night vision kit helping officers in the sky catch more suspects (27/11/18) First force to try predictive policing quietly cancelled contract (25/11/18) Quicker response times as force introduces new command and control system (16/11/18) More delays to revolutionary investigation tool (16/11/18) Met cannot keep lists of people removed from gang database (13/11/18) Police on trail of illegal badger culler after breakthrough in forensic findings (12/11/18) Special mission to keep cyber and fraud expertise in the service (09/11/18) Force gets on board with frontline mobile technology (06/11/18) Automated interviews to save police time when recruiting specials (30/10/18) Campaigners call on Mayor to have gang database scrapped (26/10/18) Lie detector tests for sex offenders (24/10/18) Still no answers over £1 million roads policing grant (23/10/18) Uncertainty over force's child exploitation warning notices
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