Today’s Home Office stories include the launch of the draft Domestic Abuse bill, the rollout of public testing of the EU Settlement scheme and plans to make the Immigration Rules easier to navigate.
Today, the High Court has rejected, on all grounds, the challenge to the Home Secretary's decision to agree to a Mutual Legal Assistance request from the US to transfer evidence in the case of Shafee El Sheikh, without requiring death …
Today's Home Office stories include calls for the 'good character' citizenship test for children to be scrapped, and reporting that criminal gangs are exploiting a legal loophole to entice young children to act as drug mules. MPs urged to scrap …
Today's Home Office stories include reports of cuts to Metropolitan Police murder investigation teams. Met Police murder investigation team cuts Widespread coverage is given to new figures that show the Metropolitan Police’s murder investigations teams have halved in the last …
Today's Home Office stories include the announcement of a new task force to tackle corruption and fraud, calls for misogyny to be made a hate crime, and a report that criticises Britain's asylum policy. Task force to counter corruption and …
Today’s Home Office stories include coverage of the Government's response to the drone threat, an increase in money laundering and the North East coast being targeted by people traffickers.
Today’s Home Office stories include coverage of the incident on the M6 last night, the fatal stabbing in Waltham Forest and NSPCC’s domestic abuse report.
Today’s Home Office stories include drones disrupting flights at Heathrow airport, and a report that suggests regional counts of migrants could be out by thousands. Drones at Heathrow The front page of the Times and CityAM report on the drone sightings …
Today’s Home Office stories include the migrant boats crossing the English Channel, and proposed anti-drone measures.
Today’s Home Office stories include the migrant boats crossing the Channel, the potential for an online safety commissioner and the Jack Shepherd case.
