...Prevent strategy had achieved in safeguarding people from the threat of radicalisation. Commander Haydon was particularly critical of opponents who oppose Prevent no matter what and do not want the...
...can be used for later investigations, particularly as it is not always possible to verify all the information provided on the paper landing card. The development of digital technology means...
...to conceal the five women, four men and three children behind tyres in a van. A statement Immigration Enforcement's Criminal and Financial Investigations team is below. Assistant Director of Immigration...
...or less; its purpose is simple: to take as many offensive weapons, knives, guns, acid and harmful drugs out of the pockets of criminals as possible. And yet, before the...
News relevant to the Home Office today includes coverage of the four-week consultation on replacing landing cards and the future of the European Arrest Warrant. Landing cards consultation The Times has published a front page story about the Home Office …
News relevant to the Home Office today includes coverage of the announcement of a major forum of experts to tackle motorcycle crime, the evaluation of the Government's previous drugs strategy and terrorist content online.
...operational deployment of resources and the size of the police workforce are rightly a matter for Chief Constables, in association with Police and Crime Commissioners, but police forces continue to...
Today’s Home Office-related coverage includes reports of the disruption of a major people smuggling operation, border security and police driving rules.
Today’s Home Office-related coverage includes Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures on deaths related to drugs and the guilty verdict in the so-called 'Three Musketeers' trial.
Today’s Home Office-related coverage includes the news that 60 people have died in the UK since December after taking fentanyl, a Class A drug that is said to be nearly 50 times more potent than heroin. It also covers publication …
