Home Office in the media blog: Friday 28 June
Today's leading stories include stories on the National Audit Office Serious Organised Crime report and reports of homeless people being forced into slavery by traffickers.
Today's leading stories include stories on the National Audit Office Serious Organised Crime report and reports of homeless people being forced into slavery by traffickers.
Today's leading stories include stories on Prevent and free speech at universities, TOEIC students and cheating accusations, and transgender hate crime.
Today's leading stories include continued coverage of the NSPCC conference on online child safety and the arrest of several people involved in a people smuggling operation.
Updated: 5 November 2019 The government is committed to tackling Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (CSEA) in all its forms and to protect children from this terrible crime. Scale of CSEA Law enforcement agencies in the UK are currently arresting …
Today's Home Office media stories include online child sex abuse, the immigration salary threshold, detective numbers and academic visas. Online child sexual abuse There is widespread coverage of the NSPCC calling on the Government to prioritise young people’s online safety …
Today, the Home Secretary wrote in City AM about asking the Migration Advisory Committee to review and advise on salary thresholds for the new future immigration system, which will take effect from 2021.
The Home Secretary Sajid Javid has today (Monday 24 June) asked the Migration Advisory Committee to review and advise on salary thresholds for the new future immigration system, which will take effect from 2021.
Today's leading stories include the calls for a review into Home Office privatised visa system and figures on police leave due to stress.
Today's leading stories include the EU Settlement Scheme statistics and artists boycotting the Bradford Literature Festival.
Today's leading stories include calls from the Co-op for further action to prevent attacks against shopworkers, an increase in fraud cases and a comment piece in the Express penned by the Home Secretary.