Daily Policing Media Summary

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Times reports that the private hospital where the Princess of Wales had abdominal surgery has launched an investigation into claims her confidentiality was breached while she was a patient.

Police Oracle report on PFEW’s annual Pay and Morale survey, which found half of respondents said they never or rarely get a weekly rest day.

BBC and Police Oracle report on the IOPC making national recommendations to the Home Office about child strip search practice.

Other Stories

Police Oracle focus on a new report about devolving policing in Wales, which could allow for ‘greater alignment and integration of policing with the broader public service approach.’

Standard reports that a Met officer who protects the Royal Family has been praised for stopping a young woman being strangled in London.

Daily Mail reports that an actor-turned-detective, who worked in the Met Police safeguarding unit, pled guilty to one count of stalking at Highbury Magistrates' Court on March 14.

BBC report £620,000 worth of class A drugs have been seized and 42 people arrested in a major crackdown on ‘county lines’ crime in West Yorkshire.

BBC has a news feature on Inspector Jim Beaton, who was shot three times on 20 March 1974 when Princess Anne was ambushed by an armed kidnapper.