Home Office in the media blog: Wednesday 13 March
Today's Home Office stories include further coverage of knife crime.
Home Office in the media blog: Tuesday 5 March
Today's Home Office in the media blog focuses on coverage of knife crime.
Home Office in the media blog: Thursday 21 February
Today's Home Office stories include the extension of stop-and-search powers and funding for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children. Stop and search powers extended The Times reports that police are to get more powers to stop and search people they suspect of carrying …
Home Office in the media blog: Friday 1 February
Today's Home Office related story includes further reports on Knife Crime Prevention Orders.
Home Office in the media blog: Tuesday 29 January
Today's Home Office stories include the Home Secretary's announcement on European Temporary Leave to Remain, police misconduct hearings, and the UK's position in global anti-corruption hearings. No-deal Brexit will stop free movement There is widespread coverage of the Home Secretary …
Home Office in the media blog: Friday 4 January
Today’s Home Office stories include coverage of Channel migrant crossings, Northern Ireland police and an assessment of the Immigration White Paper.
Home Office in the media blog: Friday 21 December
Today’s Home Office story includes coverage of the situation involving drones at Gatwick .
Home Office in the media blog: Thursday 20 December
Today’s Home Office stories include reaction to yesterday's Immigration White Paper announcement and a new report which claims police using Tasers are twice as likely to be attacked.
Factsheet: Provisional Police Funding Settlement 2019-20
The Home Office has published the provisional police funding settlement for 2019-20. This sets out the total amount of money going into policing next year, including how much each individual Police and Crime Commissioner in England and Wales will receive. …
Home Office in the media blog: Wednesday 28th November
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.