Today's Home Office related stories focus on the far-right and include the latest developments in the investigation into the attack in Stanwell, the Christchurch shooting and coverage of the Home Office Places of Worship scheme.
Today's Home Office stories include the stabbing in Stanwell which police are treating as terror-related, and a grooming victim's campaign for victims to be pardoned for crimes committed while they were being abused.
The Home Secretary has today (17 March) responded to a series of reported incidents over the weekend, including an attack in Stanwell, Surrey, on Saturday evening: Home Secretary Sajid Javid said: We must stand together as a society and reject …
Today, Home Secretary, Sajid Javid, wrote in the Express following the terror attack in Christchurch. His words can be found below. Home Secretary Sajid Javid: I woke up yesterday morning to the heart-breaking news from New Zealand. Sick to the …
Today's Home Office stories focus on the Christchurch mosque attacks and a report by the Forensic Science regulator.
Today's Home Office story focuses on coverage of an increase in funding for police to tackle knife crime.
Today's Home Office stories include further coverage of knife crime.
Today's Home Office stories include domestic abuse and further coverage of knife crime. Domestic abuse The Times reports that a fifth of women murdered by their current or former partners had been in touch with the police as arrest rates …
Today's Home Office stories include further coverage of knife crime and male victims of coercive control. Knife crime Knife crime continues to receive coverage across print and broadcast this morning. Across broadcast this morning are reports that a 15-year-old boy …
Passport rules Read more about passport rules for travel to Europe after Brexit. Check a passport for travel to Europe You can check you have enough time left on your passport to travel to Europe. If your passport doesn’t meet …
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