Today's Home Office media stories include EU citizens and freedom of movement, and police use of Tasers. Freedom of movement There is further coverage today on the issue of EU citizens and freedom of movement in the event of a …
There have been reports in media and on social media regarding the rights of EU citizens resident in the UK after we leave the European Union. Some inaccurate reporting has suggested that, once freedom of movement ends after Brexit, EU …
Today's top media stories include coverage of attacks on police officers and the outsourcing of immigration services.
Tackling smuggling at source The Home Office works closely with partners in the UK and overseas to strike people smuggling at source – identifying and dismantling the organised crime groups that facilitate illegal immigration. Immigration Enforcement and Border Force are …
Today's top media stories include coverage on migrants crossing the Channel and the Policy Exchange report on policing.
Today's Home Office media stories include coverage on the police officer who was attacked with a machete, figures on women carrying knives and Albanian gangs on Facebook.
Today's Home Office media stories include rural crime figures, overseas students post Brexit and migrants crossing the Channel.
Today's Home Office media stories include anonymity for suspects of sex offences, and Clare's Law. Sex suspect anonymity There is further reporting of remarks by the Justice Secretary Robert Buckland that celebrities and politicians suspected of sex offences should not …
Today's Home Office media stories include calls to end 'indefinite detention', anti-Semitic hate crime and the first National Policing Board. Indefinite detention The Independent reports that the Government has rejected widespread calls to end the indefinite detention of immigrants in …
Today's Home Office in the media stories include the Home Affairs Committee report on serious violence, coverage of the Home Secretary's comments on Facebook encryption following the Five Eyes security summit, and calls for a criminal investigation into the police …
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