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Home Office in the media blog: Wednesday 5 June
Today's leading story includes criticism from two police leaders on resources to combat county lines drugs gangs.
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Home Office in the media blog: Tuesday 26 March
Today's Home Office stories include reports on the rise in adult use of crack cocaine and a report on into EU citizens’ rights post-Brexit.
Home Office in the media blog: Wednesday 30 January
Today's Home Office stories include a National Crime Agency report on 'county lines' and the latest on the Jack Shepherd extradition proceedings. County lines Widespread print coverage is given to a National Crime Agency report that claims as many as …
Home Office in the media blog: Monday 28 January
Today's Home Office stories include a broadcast report on knife crime on Britain's railways and county lines gangs, and measures the Home Office is taking to combat money laundering Knife crime on railways BBC Breakfast carries a report on knife crime on Britain's …
Home Office in the media blog: Thursday 29th November
Today’s Home Office stories include coverage of the Security Minister's upcoming speech on post-Brexit security, county lines, migrant Channel crossing incidents and knife crime.
Home Office in the media blog: Thursday 15 November
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.
Home Office in the media blog: Tuesday 30 October
Today’s Home Office stories include a hate crime incident and county line gangs.
Home Office in the media blog: Wednesday 17 October 2018
Home Office in the media blog: Friday 5 October 2018
Today's Home Office stories include on a landmark county lines prosecution and a Court of Appeal ruling on the detention of asylum seekers.
County Lines sentencing - Ministerial Statement
This afternoon (Thursday 4 October) Zakaria Mohammed, 21, was sentenced to 14 years in prison at Birmingham Crown Court after he admitted four drugs conspiracy charges, and five Modern Slavery Act offences.