Home Office in the media: 10 January 2018
Today’s Home Office-related coverage include the Home Secretary being appointed the Minister for Women and Equalities and the retirement of Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley.
Home Office in the media: 21 December 2017
Today’s Home Office coverage of interest includes stories around the impact of migration on the housing market.
Home Office in the media: 19 December 2017
Today’s Home Office-related coverage of interest includes stories around intimidation in public life, and the status of EU citizens living in the UK.
Home Office in the media: 18 December 2017
Today’s Home Office-related coverage includes the Immigration Minister's announcement of an extension to a Tier 4 Visa pilot.
Home Office in the media: 15 December 2017
Today’s Home Office-related coverage includes a High Court ruling on three judicial reviews relating to rough sleepers and a National Audit Office report into modern slavery.
Home Office in the media: 14 December 2017
Today’s Home Office-related coverage includes a clandestine who entered the UK via France. Clandestine incident The Mail reports that a Sudanese person was found underneath a school bus when the vehicle stopped in Ipswich on Tuesday 12 December. The paper …
Home Office in the media: 8 December 2017
Today’s Home Office-related coverage includes terror arrest statistics, seizures of counterfeit goods, acid attacks and the number of people being tested for drink-driving.
Home Office in the media: 07 December 2017
Today’s Home Office related coverage includes a Polish foreign national offender and a recent terror plot targeting the Royal family.
Home Office in the media: 28 November 2017
Today’s Home Office related coverage includes reports on the issue of so-called county lines, where drug gangs based in big cities take control of provincial drug markets.
Clarification: Home Office on police funding
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Today’s front page of the Mirror claims the government has “secretly slashed” police budgets by £413 million. This is inaccurate.