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Teen guards ‘behaving like children’ during training exercises Troops set to be drafted in to fill shortfall Sitting in the back row of a classroom, a young man listens to music through bright red headphones Next to him a woman is slumped asleep across her desk. This was the scene at a recent training session [...] Teen guards ‘behaving like children’ during training exercises Troops set to be drafted in to fill shortfall Hundreds of A-level students have been hired as front-line security guards at the Olympics. They are among 3,300 teenagers recruited from colleges around Britain to help form a ring of steel at Games venues. Security experts expressed alarm [...] Details of internet use in the UK will have to be stored for a year to allow police and intelligence services to access it, under government plans. Records will include people’s activity on social network sites, webmail, internet phone calls and online gaming. Home Secretary Theresa May said the change was needed to keep up with how criminals were using new technology. But senior Tory David Davis said it was “incredibly intrusive” [...] EU SOURCES HAVE DISCUSSED IMPOSING CAPITAL CONTROLS AS WORST CASE SCENARIO IF GREECE LEAVES EUROZONE – RTRS IMPOSING BORDER CHECKS, LIMITING ATM WITHDRAWALS ALSO PART OF WORST-CASE SCENARIO PLANNING – EU SOURCES – RTRS
Major Italian Bank Freezes All Customer Accounts On May 31st Bank Network Investments discretely posted an announcementon their website that they would be freezing all of their customers accounts for 1 month freeze on citing financial [...] Parents who force their children to marry in England and Wales could be jailed under planned new laws. Home Secretary Theresa May said forced marriage was an “appalling practice” and criminalising it would send “a strong message that it will not be tolerated”. It is already illegal in Scotland. An estimated 8,000 young women a year are forced into marriages. But campaigners fear the plan could deter victims from coming forward. The new [...] The Home Office is drawing up contingency plans to cope with a possible large increase in immigration from Greece if the euro collapses. Home Secretary Theresa May told the Daily Telegraph “work is ongoing” to restrict European immigration in the event of a financial collapse. She said “trends” were being examined to see whether immigration was rising from countries with stricken economies. EU nationals are largely entitled to work anywhere in the single market. If [...] via Telegraph: In an interview in The Daily Telegraph, Theresa May says “work is ongoing” to restrict European immigration in the event of a financial collapse. People from throughout the EU, with the exception of new member countries such as Romania and Bulgaria, are able to work anywhere in the single market. However, there are growing concerns that if Greece was forced to leave the euro, it would effectively go bankrupt and millions [...] U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron will return to the U.K. overnight from vacationing in Italy in order to chair an emergency government meeting to discuss rioting in London which is occurring for a third night. Cameron will chair the COBR emergency response committee and also meet with Home Secretary Theresa May and Metropolitan Police Service Acting Commissioner Tim Godwin, according to an e-mailed statement from the Prime Minister’s Office. Violence has broken [...] London looks to be in store for another night of rioting. We’re bringing you pictures from Hackney which is in the north east of the city, where skirmishes have already broken out between police and youths- this time in daylight. Home Secretary Theresa May is meeting police chiefs about the violence sweeping London. The latest clashes follow trouble over the weekend as rioters and [...] Police numbers fell by more than 4,000 in the past year There will be 34,000 fewer police jobs in England and Wales by March 2015, according to research by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary. It estimated that the overall cut of 14% will include losing 16,200 officers and 16,100 civilian staff. The HMIC adds that there is “relatively strong evidence” that some offences will increase because of the cuts. Home Office [...] |
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