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Polcie Scotland to train thousands of staff on ‘insidious and damaging’ domestic abuse

By The Press Association10th December 201823rd December 2018News Scotland

An £825,000 training scheme will help police officers across Scotland deal with some of the more “insidious and damaging” forms of domestic abuse, the Justice Secretary said. Humza Yousaf (pictured)

Police office jailed over sexual relationship with vulnerable woman he met on duty

By Caitlin Doherty7th December 201823rd December 2018News England

A police officer who left a colleague waiting outside as he had sex with a vulnerable woman he had met while on duty has been jailed for two years. Both

Two thirds of conflict ex-prisoners still unemployed in Northern Ireland

By Michael McHugh7th December 201823rd December 2018News Northern Ireland

Two thirds of ex-prisoners with conflict-related convictions are still unemployed 20 years after the Good Friday Agreement, an academic said. Their family members have also been black-listed by some employers

Ex-prison officer spared jail over relationship with inmate at young offenders’ institution

By Tom Wilkinson7th December 201823rd December 2018News England

A prison officer at a young offenders’ institution who was caught having secret “trysts” in a cleaning cupboard with a 20-year-old inmate has been spared jail. Stacey Sutherland, 27, said

Muslim convert ‘felt justified’ in assaulting Broadmoor hospital staff, inquest told

By Kim Pilling28th November 201823rd December 2018News England

A Muslim convert terrorist felt “justified” in assaulting hospital staff over a ban on communal prayers, an inquest jury has heard. Nicky Reilly, 30, was said to be furious after

New report calls for justice system to raise age of criminal responsibility in Scotland

By The Press Association28th November 201823rd December 2018News Scotland

An independent report has urged ministers to raise the age of criminal responsibility in Scotland to 16 and set up a new youth justice system for offenders up to the

Violence and disorder reduced at high-security prison in Co Antrim

By Michael McHugh27th November 201823rd December 2018News Northern Ireland

A prison once branded dangerous and Dickensian has made immensely encouraging progress, a report said. Maghaberry high-security jail in Co Antrim holds life prisoners convicted of the most serious offences

Maghaberry officers ‘making renewed efforts to identify most vulnerable prisoners’

By Michael McHugh27th November 201823rd December 2018News Northern Ireland

Officers at Maghaberry Prison are making renewed efforts to identify the most vulnerable prisoners, the criminal justice inspector said. The high-security jail has a significant proportion of inmates with mental

Police face ‘intolerable burden’ of tackling broken mental health system, Inspectorate warns

By Hayden Smith27th November 201823rd December 2018News England

Police have been left to pick up the pieces amid a national crisis in mental health care, a watchdog report has warned. Stretched forces are responding to tens of thousands

Warning issued on ‘play fighting’ involving staff and inmates at secure training centre

By Hayden Smith27th November 201823rd December 2018News England

Play fighting involving staff as well as inmates is “widespread” at a youth jail, an inspection found. The issue was referenced in a report on Rainsbrook secure training centre near

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Polcie Scotland to train thousands of staff on ‘insidious and damaging’ domestic abuse

Police office jailed over sexual relationship with vulnerable woman he met on duty

Two thirds of conflict ex-prisoners still unemployed in Northern Ireland

Ex-prison officer spared jail over relationship with inmate at young offenders’ institution

Muslim convert ‘felt justified’ in assaulting Broadmoor hospital staff, inquest told

New report calls for justice system to raise age of criminal responsibility in Scotland

Violence and disorder reduced at high-security prison in Co Antrim

Maghaberry officers ‘making renewed efforts to identify most vulnerable prisoners’

Police face ‘intolerable burden’ of tackling broken mental health system, Inspectorate warns

Warning issued on ‘play fighting’ involving staff and inmates at secure training centre

Whitehall ‘group think’ and inter-departmental ‘open warfare’ slammed by vaccine tsar

Home Secretary announces inquiry into how Rudakubana ‘came to be so dangerous’

Southport killer Rudakubana referred to anti-extremism programme before attack

Pair who took own lives in Polmont ‘given death sentence’, families’ lawyer says

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Tag: Custodial Care

Polcie Scotland to train thousands of staff on ‘insidious and damaging’ domestic abuse

Police office jailed over sexual relationship with vulnerable woman he met on duty

Two thirds of conflict ex-prisoners still unemployed in Northern Ireland

Ex-prison officer spared jail over relationship with inmate at young offenders’ institution

Muslim convert ‘felt justified’ in assaulting Broadmoor hospital staff, inquest told

New report calls for justice system to raise age of criminal responsibility in Scotland

Violence and disorder reduced at high-security prison in Co Antrim

Maghaberry officers ‘making renewed efforts to identify most vulnerable prisoners’

Police face ‘intolerable burden’ of tackling broken mental health system, Inspectorate warns

Warning issued on ‘play fighting’ involving staff and inmates at secure training centre