Today’s Home Office related stories include an £11 million expansion of Video Enabled Justice, and coverage of comments by the president of the Police Superintendents' Association of England and Wales on police resourcing and officer welfare.
The Home Secretary has issued a message to Muslim communities in the UK as they celebrate Eid al-Adha, which marks the end of Hajj, the holy pilgrimage to Mecca.
...publication. The Home Office’s statement on this issue is below: A Home Office spokesperson said: The Government has clear rules around pre-release access to official statistics and the Home Office...
...Psychoactive Substances Act and is illegal to supply for its psychoactive effect. However, the Act provides an exemption for medical products. Whether a substance is covered by this exemption is...
...British citizen. We have since clarified the facts in this case. Citizenship case The Times, Guardian, Mail, Sun, Star, Metro and ITV’s Good Morning Britain report that Shane Ridge, a...
...White. Deportation with Assurances Report The Telegraph reports on the review of the Deportation with Assurances (DWA) policy, which allows for the deportation of foreign nationals suspected of terrorism where...
There is extensive coverage across the newspapers this morning of the net migration figures published yesterday, student migration and new exit check data on those leaving the UK. Net migration...
...the impact of international students in the UK. The Times say will look at a number of areas including their contribution in tuition fees and to the UK economy. The...
Immigration Minister Brandon Lewis responds to the latest set of net migration figures. Net migration statistics The latest set of net migration statistics was published today by the Office for...
...from the UK. Various outlets have reported that this appears to be in contradiction with the existing Immigration Rules, which enable EU nationals to live and work in the UK...
