Home Office in the media blog: Monday 10 June
Today's leading stories include a foiled terror plot, discussions around migrants crossing the Channel and concerns of abuse of Section 45 of the Modern Slavery Act.
Home Office in the media blog: Friday 7 June
Today's leading story is based on a study which shows that the UK has the highest rate of cocaine use in Europe. UK cocaine use highest in Europe There is coverage in the Telegraph, Mail, Sun and Metro of the …
Home Office in the media blog: Thursday 6 June
Today's Home Office media stories include new anti-knife crime school lessons and an update on funding for Operation Grange. New anti-knife crime lessons The Guardian, Mirror and Daily Mail report that pupils in schools in England will be given additional …
Home Secretary statement on stop and search
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In March, the Home Secretary announced he was giving police forces in areas most affected by serious violence greater powers to use Section 60, empowering officers to stop and search anyone in a designated area without needing reasonable grounds for …
Funding for Operation Grange
Clarification on the funding for Operation Grange.
Home Office in the media blog: Wednesday 5 June
Today's leading story includes criticism from two police leaders on resources to combat county lines drugs gangs.
Home Office in the media blog: Tuesday 4 June
Today's leading stories include the sentencing of an imam in France for his role in facilitating migrants attempting to cross the Channel and also concerns around the use of predictive algorithms in policing.
Home Office in the media blog: Monday 3 June
Today's Home Office media stories include the recent Channel migrant crossings, an interview with the Security Minister on the security services, and a report on modern slavery. France urged to do more to stop migrant crossings France has been urged …
Home Secretary statement on Channel crossings
The Home Secretary has responded to a number of incidents today where migrants crossed the Channel in small boats.
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