This page was updated on 28 February 2020 and 17 July 2020 to take into account the proscription of additional right-wing terrorist groups. It was also updated on 3 June 2020 to reflect the implementation of the OIR recommendation for …
Today's leading stories include drug misuse statistics, the recording of rape crimes, figures on football-related arrests, and a report into County Lines gangs. Drug statistics Widespread coverage is given to yesterday’s drug misuse statistics release, with the Guardian, Star, Times, …
Today, the Minister of State for Security and Deputy for EU Exit and No Deal Preparation, Brandon Lewis, has written in The Sun responding to recent editorials on the EU Settlement Scheme. His words can be found below. Letter to …
Today's leading stories include allegations of crime figures manipulation, serious violence and facial recognition.
Today's leading stories include the announcement of the new Domestic Abuse Commissioner and reaction to a Public Affairs Committee report into English language testing. Domestic Abuse Commissioner The announcement of the appointment of the first Domestic Abuse Commissioner receives coverage …
Today's leading stories include funding to catch paedophiles operating online, a body scanner trial aimed at detecting weapons and the sale of knives online. Online child sexual exploitation Artificial intelligence could be used to help catch paedophiles operating on the …
This week, the Minister of State for Security and Deputy for EU Exit and No Deal Preparation, Brandon Lewis, wrote in the Times about UK border security and Brexit preparation. His words can be found below. Our borders are ready — for traders, …
Today's Home Office media stories include county lines gangs, migrant crossings and predictive policing. County lines gangs The Guardian reports that the number of children being exploited by county lines gangs has risen. The paper reports that 8,650 assessments by children’s services …
Today's Home Office media stories include coverage on the EU Settlement Scheme, domestic abuse and migrants crossing the Channel.
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 …
