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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Today's Home Office in the media stories include funding for police to tackle serious violence, protests in London and the update on the Kerslake report.
Today's Home Office stories include reports on funding for police, the anniversary of WPC Yvonne Fletcher's death and a Court ruling on Paragraph 322(5) .
Today's Home Office stories include the Home Secretary's speech on serious violence, firearms legislation, and the one year anniversary of Windrush. Home Secretary’s serious violence speech There is widespread reporting of the Home Secretary’s speech yesterday in which he said he …
Today’s Home Office stories include coverage of the Home Secretary's speech on violent crime and a story on sham marriages.
Following the arrest today of Julian Assange, the Home Office published the below statement and factsheet on extradition. A Home Office spokesperson said: “We can confirm that Julian Assange was arrested in relation to a provisional extradition request from the United …
Today’s Home Office stories include the extradition of Jack Shepherd, an email error related to the EU Settlement Scheme and a YouGov survey of the public’s concern around crime.
