Today, Home Secretary, Sajid Javid, wrote in the Express following the terror attack in Christchurch. His words can be found below. Home Secretary Sajid Javid: I woke up yesterday morning to the heart-breaking news from New Zealand. Sick to the …
Today (Sunday 17 February) the Home Secretary, Sajid Javid, wrote in the Times regarding the UK Government’s approach to dealing with returnees from the conflict zone in Syria. The Home Secretary set out the government’s options for managing returnees, including stripping …
The Home Secretary, Sajid Javid, had an op-ed published in the Times’ Red Box this morning focused on the need for Knife Crime Prevention Orders. Please see below for the copy of his comments. This op-ed comes ahead of the …
The Office for National Statistics today issued its latest set of crime data. The Policing Minister's response is carried below. Minister for Policing and the Fire Service, Nick Hurd said: Tackling the impact of violent crime remains a government priority …
Today (Monday December 31) the Home Secretary, Sajid Javid, wrote in The Telegraph regarding the activity of migrants attempting to cross the Channel. The Home Secretary has taken action, declaring the situation as a major incident and has spoken with his …
Today, Minister of State for Immigration Caroline Nokes has released a statement on the recent incidents of boats attempting to cross the Channel. The Minister noted that some of this activity is clearly facilitated by organised crime groups, and that …
Today, Minister for Security and Economic Crime Ben Wallace has released a statement on disruption at Gatwick Airport. He paid tribute to the response by law enforcement and other agencies and made clear that anybody who uses a drone recklessly …
Minister of State for Immigration Caroline Nokes writes about the Government’s commitment to explore alternative options to detention as part of the Home Office response to Stephen Shaw’s second review. "Today I sit before the Joint Council for Human Rights …
City AM reported today that the Home Office is writing to 17,000 businesses calling on them to do more to tackle modern slavery in their supply chains.
Hate Crime Action Plan refresh Today, Tuesday October 16, the Home Office and Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government launched an update to its 2016 Hate Crime Action Plan. These new measures include: wide-ranging Law Commission review into hate …
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