Today's leading stories include coverage of the Front Line review into the experiences of police officers, and the Public Accounts Committee hearing into abuse of the student visa system. Front Line Review The Independent, Times, Telegraph and Today Programme cover the Office for …
Today's leading stories include coverage of medicinal cannabis, Subject Access Requests and the latest report from the Independent Monitoring Board.
Updated: 5 November 2019 The government is committed to tackling Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (CSEA) in all its forms and to protect children from this terrible crime. Scale of CSEA Law enforcement agencies in the UK are currently arresting …
The Home Secretary Sajid Javid has today (Monday 24 June) asked the Migration Advisory Committee to review and advise on salary thresholds for the new future immigration system, which will take effect from 2021.
Today the Government published Lord Anderson’s stock-take of the Operational Improvement Review (OIR) following the 2017 terrorist attacks. The report outlines the progress that both MI5 and the police have made in implementing the recommendations of the OIR. In response, the …
Today's leading story is based on a study which shows that the UK has the highest rate of cocaine use in Europe. UK cocaine use highest in Europe There is coverage in the Telegraph, Mail, Sun and Metro of the …
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has today published the quarterly immigration statistics. Also today, the Home Office has published its immigration statistics. Immigration Minister Caroline Nokes said: These figures show that the UK is continuing to attract skilled workers …
Today's Home Office media stories include the security announcements by the Home Secretary, a survey on risk of fire in high-rises, the NCA's major county lines operation, and the use of laughing gas. Home Secretary security speech There is widespread coverage …
Yesterday the Offensive Weapons Act received Royal Assent, bringing in tough new measures that strengthen law enforcement’s response to violent crime. The Act will make it illegal to possess dangerous weapons in private, including knuckledusters, zombie knives and death star …
Today's Home Office stories include a funding boost for police to tackle knife crime, and post-Brexit immigration proposals. Funding for Met to combat knife crime The Evening Standard reports that the Met was today given a multi-million-pound boost to help …
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