Home Office in the media: Wednesday 16 October
Today's leading stories include reports on efforts to stop small boats crossing the English Channel and the release of hate crime statistics.
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.
The Graduate route allows the UK to retain the brightest and the best international students to contribute to society and the economy post-study under the points-based immigration system. Key Points: The Graduate route is available to international students who have completed a degree at undergraduate level or …
Today's leading stories include reports on the future immigration system, modern slavery and county lines.
Today's leading stories include reports on the so-called Daesh Beatles, visas for foreign doctors and facial recognition.
Today's leading stories include latest figures on the EU Settlement Scheme, the police recruitment announcement and research into the use of pre-charge bail by police.
Today's leading stories include the allocation of additional police officers, and passport renewals ahead of the UK's departure from the EU. Police recruitment There is coverage of the announcement on the allocation of the first cohort of the 20,000 additional …
Today's leading stories include reports on police crime recording and knife crime.
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 …