Today’s media stories related to the Home Office include coverage on calls for further funding for police forces and possible counter-terrorism measures. Police funding The Guardian and Independent report on...
...Council as saying that the criteria for police to arrest a suspect were strengthened in 2012 and so now many suspect interviews take place without having to place someone under...
Today's Home Office coverage includes our announcement of a consultation on the use of body-worn video cameras by police. Police interview powers The Times, Independent, Mail, Sun and Star report...
The main Home Office-related stories in the media today cover comments by the Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation, Max Hill QC, and a report from Migration Watch on future immigration...
...some police chiefs “ignore” the issue, and claims that Romanian criminals are allegedly using a legal loophole to block their extradition from the UK back to their home country. HMICFRS...
...that the government is planning to change legislation and add details of the mothers of brides and grooms to marriage certificates. They say that currently there is only space for...
...reunited. Our update on the case is below. A Home Office spokesperson said: We have received all the information we requested to process Mrs Rawlins’ application and we have today...
This morning, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) published the latest crime statistics for England and Wales for the year ending June 2017.
...Government and the EU were close on was on citizens’ rights and that the government will introduce a simple system to make the settled status process “short sharp and easy”....
Home Office stories of interest today include coverage of comments on counter-terrorism by the Director General of MI5, Andrew Parker, the spike in hate crime offences, and the Home Secretary’s appearance at the Home Affairs Select Committee.
