Home Office in the media blog: Monday 12 November
Today’s Home Office stories include the use of stop-and-search powers by police and calls for the drug known as Spice to be re-classified as a Class A drug.
Today’s Home Office stories include the use of stop-and-search powers by police and calls for the drug known as Spice to be re-classified as a Class A drug.
Today’s Home Office stories include reports on modern slavery victims, seizure of drugs statistics and foreign nationals offenders.
Today’s Home Office stories include an interview with the Home Secretary on Online Child Sexual Exploitation and his phone call to the Metropolitan Police Commissioner to discuss the fight against knife crime.
Today’s Home Office stories include reports on the Home Secretary's visit to the US to meet tech firms to discuss progress tackling online child sexual exploitation, and knife crime.
Today’s Home Office stories include reports on the latest stabbing deaths.
Today’s Home Office stories include yesterday's Home Affairs Select Committee, research into knife detectors and police funding in the Budget.
Today’s Home Office stories include a hate crime incident and county line gangs.
Today’s Home Office stories include the desistance and disengagement deradicalisation programme, the Home Office’s settled status scheme and hit and run cases.
Today's Home Office stories include on the Home Secretary's apology for the Government unlawfully requiring DNA samples from people seeking to visit or stay in the UK. There are also stories on stop and search figures and medicinal cannabis.
Today’s Home Office media stories include the Home Affairs Select Committee's report on the future of policing and the visa ban for the suspects in the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.