Home Office in the media: Friday 4 October
Today's leading stories include reports on Facebook encryption and Data Access Agreement and an Immigration exemption court case.
Home Office in the media: Thursday 3 October
Today's leading stories include preparations for further planned climate change protests and an individual visa application.
Home Office in the media: Wednesday 2 October
Today's leading story concerns a report from Age UK, which highlights the scale of domestic abuse suffered by elderly people.
Home Office in the media: Tuesday 1 October
Today's leading stories include anti-abortion protests, requests for a public inquiry into the Manchester Arena attacks and an individual visa case. Anti-abortion protests A pregnant Labour MP was targeted by anti-abortion activists who paid for a billboard poster campaign featuring …
Home Office in the media: Monday 30 September
Today's leading stories include reports on police recruitment, allegations of disregards for gay sex convictions and foreign fighters.
Home Office in the media: Friday 27 September
Today's leading stories include reports into police abuse of power and the failings of Cleveland Police, as well as the investigation into drone incidents at Gatwick Airport. Police abuse of power There is widespread coverage of the HMICFRS report into …
Home Office in the media: Thursday 26 September
Today's leading stories include minimum unit pricing on alcohol and a decision from the High Court on a case involving a potential victim of female genital mutilation.
Home Office in the media: Wednesday 25 September
Today's leading stories include news that G4S will no longer run Brook House immigration removal centre and that 23 people have been arrested on suspicion of trying to smuggle migrants.
Home Office in the media: Tuesday 24 September
Today's leading stories include news that G4S will no longer run Brook House immigration removal centre and a call to ban the sale of pointed knives.
Home Office in the media: Monday 23 September
Today's top story is on efforts to tackle a white supremacist group. Generation Identity British counter-terrorism police have admitted they have “no plan” to tackle the white supremacist group whose ideology is thought to have inspired the El Paso and …