Government response to publication of hate crime statistics
Today, the Home Office has published hate crime statistics for 2018/2019.
Today, the Home Office has published hate crime statistics for 2018/2019.
Today the Guardian reported on the National Police Prevent Case Management database, which the paper incorrectly claims has been kept "secret". Our statement on this story below. A Home Office spokesperson said: It is right that police properly record all …
Today, the Commission for Countering Extremism has published its report into 'Challenging Hateful Extremism'.
Today the Home Office published the third annual set of statistics on the recovery of criminal assets using Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 powers. The total proceeds of crime collected in the 2018/19 financial year was just under £217 million, representing …
A number of media outlets are reporting on a ruling by the Advertising Standards Authority following a complaint made by a member of the public about a radio advert for the EU Settlement Scheme, who felt the advert did not …
Today, the Office for National Statistics and the Home Office published their quarterly crime statistics, for the year ending March 2019. Our statement and updated factsheet is below. Minister of State for Policing and the Fire Service, Nick Hurd, said: …
In March, the Home Secretary announced he was giving police forces in areas most affected by serious violence greater powers to use Section 60, empowering officers to stop and search anyone in a designated area without needing reasonable grounds for …
Following the arrest today of Julian Assange, the Home Office published the below statement and factsheet on extradition. A Home Office spokesperson said: “We can confirm that Julian Assange was arrested in relation to a provisional extradition request from the United …
Today (Friday 8 March), the Court of Appeal handed down a judgment in the case of Dr Salman Butt who challenged the Prevent Duty Guidance. The Court agreed with the Home Office in four out of five grounds in the …
The Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants has succeeded in its challenge in the High Court to the Right to Rent scheme. Below is a Home Office statement in response. A Home Office spokesperson said: We are disappointed with the …