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Home Office in the media: Wednesday 8 January
Today's top stories includes coverage of attacks on frontline emergency service workers, EU citizens and drugs associated with GHB.
Immigration
Home Office in the media: Monday 6 January
Today's top story includes coverage of foreign national offenders.
Home Office in the media: Thursday 19 December
Today's leading stories include reports on fraud, foreign fighters and NowMedical. Fraud The Times and Telegraph report on fraud in the UK, and the number of officers dedicated to investigating this type of crime. The figures were obtained by the …
Home Office in the media: Wednesday 18 December
Today's leading stories include reports of migrant crossings, Windrush compensation and coverage of the latest EU Settlement Scheme figures.
Home Office in the media: Tuesday 5 November
Today's leading stories include the UK's terrorism threat level, and immigration surgeries at community and faith based locations. Terrorism threat level There is widespread coverage of the UK’s terrorism threat level being downgraded from severe to substantial after the Home …
Home Office in the media: Friday 25 October
Today's leading stories include continued coverage of the Grays lorry incident, and the announcement of relaxed pub opening times to celebrate the 75th anniversary of VE Day.
Home Office in the media: Tuesday 22 October
Today's leading stories include reports on population growth and police bail.
Media factsheet: Small boats
Tackling smuggling at source The Home Office works closely with partners in the UK and overseas to strike people smuggling at source – identifying and dismantling the organised crime groups that facilitate illegal immigration. Immigration Enforcement and Border Force are …
Home Office in the media: Tuesday 15 October
Today's leading stories include reports on the individual case of Emma DeSouza.
Fact sheet: Graduate Immigration Route
On 11 September 2019 the UK Government announced the creation of a new immigration route which will enable international students to remain in the UK for two years after they have completed their studies. Key Points: The Graduate Immigration Route …