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Fact sheet: Detention
This fact sheet details the Home Office’s approach to immigration detention.
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Fact sheet: Right-wing terrorism
The Government's counter-terrorism strategy, CONTEST, responds to all forms of terrorism - whatever ideology motivates the terrorist and whatever methodology they seek to use. This fact sheet explains the threat posed by right-wing terrorism and our response.
Home Secretary visits the Passport Office to see how they’re preparing for Brexit
The Home Secretary recently visited Her Majesty's Passport Office to see how they're preparing for Brexit. If the UK leaves the EU without a deal, some people may need to renew their passports earlier than planned. Here's what you need …
Violence against Women and Girls and Male Position Factsheets
The Home Office has published a refresh to its 2016 Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy and a Male Victims position paper. Please see below for factsheets on both of these publications, highlighting some of the key fact and measures …
Fact sheet: Government action to tackle violent crime
This fact sheet lays out the work the Government is undertaking to tackle violent crime. On Wednesday (6 March), the Home Secretary will chair the second Chief Constables roundtable, aimed at sharing experience and policing strategies for tackling violent crime. The …
Fact Sheet: Small Boats
Border Force resources in the Channel Border Force has a total fleet of five cutters and six Coastal Patrol Vessels (CPVs). Two CPVs and three cutters, HMC Vigilant, HMC Searcher and HMC Seeker, are currently deployed in the Channel working …
Fact sheet: Returnees from the conflict zone in Syria
There have been widespread reports about the potential for individuals who have taken part in the conflict in Syria to return to the UK in recent days. This fact sheet explains our approach to managing this issue.
Ten reasons why the future immigration system supports business
There are a number of articles in print and online quoting the CBI, who claim that the future immigration system risks “causing significant harm at a time of uncertainty for business”.
EU Settlement Scheme – Public test phase
EU citizens living in the UK who have a valid passport are currently able to take part in a public test phase of the EU Settlement Scheme.
Factsheet: EU Settlement Scheme fee waiver
The Prime Minister has today (21 January) announced that EU citizens applying for the EU Settlement Scheme will not have to pay a fee when the Scheme is fully rolled out by 30 March.