Home Office in the media: Wednesday 23 October
Today's leading stories include the announcement of a public inquiry into the Manchester Arena bombing and calls for the decriminalisation of some drug offences.
Today's leading stories include the announcement of a public inquiry into the Manchester Arena bombing and calls for the decriminalisation of some drug offences.
Following the tragic discovery of 39 bodies in Grays, Essex, the Home Secretary has released the below statement. Home Secretary Priti Patel said: I’m shocked and saddened by this utterly tragic incident in Grays. My heart goes out to all …
Today's leading stories include reports on population growth and police bail.
The Security Minister Brandon Lewis today launched the UK's new world-leading Counter-Drone Strategy. It will ensure individuals, businesses and emergency services in the UK can continue to harness the economic and social benefits of drones, while cracking down on misuse …
Today's leading stories include the announcement of a strategy to tackle criminal drone use, and concerns from the National Farmers' Union over the availability of fruit and vegetable pickers.
Today's leading stories include yesterday's crime statistics release and a report by the Local Government Association on child victims of modern slavery.
Today's leading stories include calls to review "stay put" advice after the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
Today's leading stories include reports on efforts to stop small boats crossing the English Channel and the release of hate crime statistics.
Today, the Home Office has published hate crime statistics for 2018/2019.
Today's leading stories include reports on the individual case of Emma DeSouza.