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Policing TV brings you a new Podcast from award winning author Iain Donnelly 

How are extreme threat counter-terrorism operations managed today. Interview with Warren Barlow QPM

First aired on 2nd May 2022

Policing Insight and PolicingTV Publisher Bernard Rix recently met Chief Superintendent Phil Davies, Greater Manchester Police's recently appointed District Commander for Tameside.

Whilst "on foot patrol" around Ashton-under-Lyme within the Tameside District, Phil and Bernard discuss his new policing challenge within Tameside; his experiences and learning from his time as Greater Manchester Police's Director of Information; and how the new(ish) Chief Constable is exerting a considerable positive influence on the force. 

Keith Fraser has spent much of how working life trying to stop young people getting into trouble - and dealing with the aftermath when they do. He spent over 30 years in the police - first at the Met and then in the West Midlands where, as a superintendent, he became one of the most senior Black officers in the country.

Keith was behind an innovative, prevention-based approach to tackling gang crime and has used his experience at the Youth Justice Board, after taking over as Chair in April 2020. He is also involved in the inaugural ‘Inspire Justice Awards’ which are designed to celebrate the contribution of criminal justice support workers, such as call handlers, data analysts and training staff.

In the latest edition of ‘Talking Crime’, Policing TV’s Chief Presenter, Danny Shaw, spoke to Keith Fraser about youth violence, discrimination in the justice system - and how he got into policing:

In this episode Dave Thomas interviews Mike Barton, the former Chief Constable of Durham Police. Mike has been an advocate of having a sensible debate on drugs and whilst chief, Durham became the top performing force in the country despite the austerity funding cuts. It’s a fascinating insight into the man.

In radio NightJack , Richard Horton casts a sceptical eye over the Home Office’s recent call for a review into Police Productivity.

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Policing TV brings you a new Podcast from award winning author Iain Donnelly 

Undercover policing. Interview with Shay Doyle, author of Deep Cover. Shay describes how he infiltrated some of the most violent gangs in the UK.

First aired on the 9th May

In this episode we will be looking at whether UK police should be routinely armed. There are cultural issues, cost implications and training abstractions to consider amongst many other factors. 

Dave Thomas, in his first monologue looks at why we as police officers wear emotional masks at work and why that is not good for us.

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When she took up her role in 2021, Lucy D’Orsi made history: the first female Chief Constable of British Transport Police (BTP).

The move came as a surprise to many because the force, which is responsible for policing railways and train stations across England, Scotland and Wales, has traditionally been seen as appealing more to men, with one of the lowest representations of female officers in the UK.However, its new leader is determined to change that. In fact, the former Metropolitan Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner has a series of plans for BTP. She wants to reform security on the rail network, through better coordination and more effective use of phone data, drones and CCTV cameras. And, with the Premier League season approaching, she has clear ideas about how to combat disorder on train journeys to football matches

Policing TV brings you a new Podcast Series from Iain Donnelly :

This episode marked the 40th anniversary of the Falklands War. Iain interviews Falklands veteran ex-Ch Supt Adrian Tudway. 

 First aired on 16th May

In this episode we will be looking at the offence of rape and it’s very low conviction rate in the UK courts. 

The Thin Blue Line podcast in partnership with Policing TV, the leading policing media channel

Policing TV brings you a new Podcast Series from Iain Donnelly :

This episode marked the 100th anniversary of the birth of the Royal Ulster Constabulary - Iain interview  Stephen White, ex-RUC ACC and Chair of RUC George Cross Association.

 
First aired on 4th July 2022