Home Office in the media blog: Wednesday 1 May
Today’s Home Office stories cover forensic science, 101 calls and the DBS.
Home Office in the media blog: Tuesday 30 April
Today's Home Office related stories include a report from Victims' Commissioner Baroness Newlove on anti-social behaviour.
Home Office in the media blog: Monday 29 April
This weekend's Home Office stories included a report on stop and search, further coverage looking at the Test of English for International Communication, and a report on Neo-Nazi groups. Stop and search On Saturday, The Telegraph, the Sun, the Independent, and the …
Home Office in the media blog: Friday 26 April
Today’s Home Office stories cover the latest crime statistics, right to rent and student visas.
Home Office in the media blog: Thursday 25 April
Today's Home Office stories cover serious violence, visa fees and sanitary products in police custody.
Crime stats statement and what the government is doing to tackle violent crime
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Today, the Office for National Statistics published statistics on crime in England and Wales for the year ending December 2018. Minister of State for Policing and the Fire Service, Nick Hurd, said: Today’s statistics show that your chance of being …
Home Office in the media blog: Wednesday 24 April
Today's Home Office in the media stories include police screening crimes and a report on the challenges of tackling online child sexual abuse images. Police crime screening There is widespread coverage of comments by Greater Manchester Police chief constable Ian …
Home Office in the media blog: Tuesday 23 April
Today's Home Office in the media stories include Channel migrant crossings, support and compensation for victims of terror attacks, and a fall in the number of fresh asylum applications. Channel migrant crossings There is widespread coverage of the rescue of 36 …
Comments on serious violence funding allocation
There are some articles in print and online carrying claims that the Home Office has “broken its promise” over the £100m Serious Violence Fund, by not allocating all funding to forces and for not allocating the funds immediately after they …
Home Secretary updated on London protests
The Home Secretary has offered the Metropolitan Police his full support following an update on the police response to the demonstrations in central London. Receiving an update from Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick this morning, the Home Secretary said that despite …