Home Office in the media: Thursday 21 March
Today's Home Office stories cover a report on immigration detention, an asylum refusal letter and an extradition case.
Home Office in the media blog: Monday 18 February
Today’s Home Office stories include returnees from Syria, how social media firms monitor their sites and extradition 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: Friday 25 January
Today's Home Office stories include the reaction to yesterday's crime statistics publication, the Home Secretary and French Interior Minister's action plan on Channel migrants, and Jack Shepherd's arrest in Georgia. Reaction to crime statistics Widespread coverage is given to yesterday’s …
Home Office in the media blog: Thursday 24 January
Today’s Home Office in the media blog focuses on Jack Shepherd's decision to hand himself in to the Georgian authorities.
Home Office in the media: 09 August 2018
Home Office in the Media: 22 May 2018
In the media today there is coverage of the Home Office announcement on police pursuits and the anniversary of the Manchester bombing.
Home Office in the media: 06 February 2018
Today's Home Office coverage of interest includes stories on the centenary of women's suffrage, and Lauri Love's appeal against extradition to the US.
Home Office in the media: 20 November 2017
Today’s Home Office related coverage includes stories on a drugs rehabilitation programme in Durham, the extradition of Lauri Love, and Home Office recruitment. Drugs rehabilitation The Times, Mail and Sun...
Home Office in the media: 2 November 2017
Today's Home Office-related coverage includes the Home Secretary's speech at a policing summit, the Bishop James Jones report into the experience of Hillsborough families, an extradition case, and the Home Office's foreign aid spending.
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