Today's leading stories include reports on three sets of statistics released yesterday - quarterly crime statistics, the latest statistics on the EU Settlement Scheme and annual statistics on the use of animals in science. There is also coverage of the …
Today, the Office for National Statistics and the Home Office published their quarterly crime statistics, for the year ending March 2019. Our statement and updated factsheet is below. Minister of State for Policing and the Fire Service, Nick Hurd, said: …
Today's leading stories include coverage of the extradition of Hashem Abedi, the brother of the Manchester Arena bomber, an APPG report into the Test of English for International Communication and councils' opposition to the Rough Sleeping Support Service.
The Home Secretary made the following statement on the extradition of Hashem Abedi to the UK from Libya. Home Secretary Sajid Javid said: The extradition of Hashem Abedi is an important step forward in the investigation into the Manchester Arena …
Today's Home Office in the media stories include rural domestic abuse, drug deaths in Scotland, victims of modern slavery and the future immigration system. Rural domestic abuse There is widespread coverage, including on the Today programme, of a report from …
Today's leading stories include coverage of the launch of the Domestic Abuse Bill in Parliament today and car thefts in Greater Manchester.
Today's leading stories include the announcement of a public health duty of care to tackle knife crime and the levels of burglaries resulting in charges being brought.
Today's leading stories include coverage of technological innovations to help the police, the Anthony Grainger Inquest and drill music.
Today's leading story includes coverage of the Front Line review into the experiences of police officers.
There has recently been some interest in the Rough Sleeping Support Service, with the media reporting that charities and local authorities were ‘secretly’ sending rough sleepers’ personal information to the Home Office.
