Home Office in the media blog: Tuesday 11 December
Today’s Home Office stories include the interception of a suspected migrant boat in the English Channel and the rejection of a Windrush judicial review bid.
Today’s Home Office stories include the interception of a suspected migrant boat in the English Channel and the rejection of a Windrush judicial review bid.
Today's Home Office stories include the National Audit Office report on Windrush, a Met police officer facing prosecution over knocking a robber off a moped, and two Iranian migrants being picked up in the Channel yesterday. Windrush warning signs ignored by Home …
Today’s Home Office stories include further coverage of migrants crossing the Channel and comments by Sussex Chief Constable Giles York on his police force.
Today’s Home Office stories include articles on stop and search, migrants rescued from the Channel and police resources.
Today’s Home Office stories include reports on yesterday's Intelligence and Security Committee's findings into last year's terror attacks, illegal migrants crossing the Channel, domestic abuse figures and the Tier 1 visa review.
Today’s Home Office stories include reports on the immigration system post Brexit, the online tool to combat child abuse, car washes linked to modern slavery and migrant boat interceptions by Border Force.
Today’s Home Office stories include the rise in the murder rate in London, more funding into the disappearance of Madeline McCann, and Border Force intercepting migrants on a stolen boat off the Dover coast yesterday. London murder rate A number …
Today’s Home Office stories include the Home Secretary's comments on knife crime, the ongoing trials of members of neo-Nazi terror group National Action, and the findings of a report by the independent chief inspector of borders and immigration. More …
Today’s Home Office media stories include the National Audit Office report into how a Brexit no-deal could affect the UK border; there is also reporting on the so-called 'Beatles' fighters.
Today's Home Office related stories include reports on the Home Secretary’s speech at the Conservative Party conference yesterday in which he announced reforms to the Life in the UK test and new protections for forced marriage victims, and an article …