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Rt Hon Ben Wallace MP met Mr Mehdi Ben Gharbia to discuss counter-terrorism.
The Home Secretary has today ordered an in-depth assessment of protests outside abortion clinics following concerns about the tactics of some protesters.
Millie Banerjee takes over on a permanent basis as chair of the college.
The Home Office has today (14 November) announced the reappointment of Dr Gillian Tully as Forensic Science Regulator.
We will shortly launch a public consultation on the government’s response to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) judgment on data retention.
Home Office announces reforms to National Referral Mechanism, including trebling 'move on' support and expert advocates for child trafficking victims.
Changes will mean suspects are interviewed at the scene of a crime, saving officers time and freeing them up for other duties.
Harrow Council chief executive Michael Lockwood has today (20 October) been confirmed as the first director general of the new Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC).
Minister addresses the conference on the topic of diversity in policing and tackling hate crime.
Home Secretary Amber Rudd announces new measures to improve identification and support for victims of modern slavery.
The Home Office today announced changes to the dedicated immigration policy for survivors of the Grenfell Tower tragedy so it provides a route to settlement in the UK.
The Home Secretary hosted CEOs of some of the UK’s largest companies at the first Business Against Slavery Forum.
Revised edition of the Home Office guidance for air weapons users also published.
A counter-terrorism exercise has concluded after 3 days of simulated police and emergency service activity.
Counter-terrorism laws are to be updated to make sure those who repeatedly view terrorist content online face up to 15 years in jail.
Home Office to consult on measures to clamp down on the use of offensive and dangerous weapons.
Home Office to consult on measures to clamp down on the use of offensive and dangerous weapons.
Home Office invests in ground-breaking technology to tackle online child sexual abuse.
A public consultation on draft rules governing proceedings at the Investigatory Powers Tribunal has been launched today by Security Minister Ben Wallace.
The government has taken steps to prevent the creation of a safe space for criminals and terrorists to communicate.
Four victims’ charities to benefit from funding award
The Home Office will this week launch a recruitment campaign to appoint a Lead Commissioner for Countering Extremism.
Home Secretary confirms rank and file police officers to receive 2% pay award in 2017 to 2018.
The Home Secretary, Amber Rudd, has today (9 September) issued a statement about the re-opening of Manchester Arena following the terror attack in May.
From today (1 September 2017), Lord Justice Fulford has commenced his new role overseeing the use of investigatory powers.
Home Office announces deadline to access leave to remain has moved until end of November 2017.
The Home Office has today published the second report on the data collected on travellers departing and arriving in the UK as part of the exit checks programme.
Professor John Aston has been appointed as the Home Office’s new Chief Scientific Adviser.
Home Secretary to ask Migration Advisory Committee to complete detailed study of impact of international students in the UK.
Plans to ease travel for more than 16 million non-European passengers who arrive in the UK each year were today announced by the Home Office.
Home Secretary Amber Rudd today (Tuesday 1 August) hailed the first meeting of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism as a major step forward in the fight against online terrorist material.
A 4-week consultation has been launched on the Codes of Practice that will help law enforcement officers confiscate valuable items and other assets acquired using the proceeds of crime as well as tackle the financing of terrorism.
The Home Secretary has today (27 July) commissioned the Migration Advisory Committee to examine the role EU nationals play in the UK economy and society.
Hugh Ind has been appointed as the new Director General of Immigration Enforcement, the Home Office announced today (18 July).
The Home Secretary has today (18 July) announced plans to consult on new offences to toughen up knife crime laws.
Regulations to help make companies maintain the technical capability to respond to warrants and authorisations from law enforcement.
A people smuggler has today (13 July) been jailed after admitting trying to travel through Harwich International Port with 22 Afghan nationals hidden in the back of his lorry.
The Home Office is providing almost £100,000 new funding to tackle the issues around gang violence.
The Home Office has held a joint event with the NPCC to bring together law enforcement, government, retailers and medical experts to tackle the issue of ‘acid attacks’.
Amber Rudd has announced more than 40 projects will share around £17m from the VAWG Service Transformation Fund to help prevent violence against women and girls.
The Syrian Vulnerable Person Resettlement Scheme (VPRS) will be expanded to include refugees of all nationalities who have fled the conflict in Syria to neighbouring countries.
"To all Muslims, in this country and around the world, I wish you a happy and peaceful Eid." Home Secretary Amber Rudd.
The Home Secretary and Culture Secretary met Sheryl Sandberg, Chief Operating Officer of Facebook today (23 June).
Immigration Minister Brandon Lewis gets to grip with Border Force operations during a visit to Heathrow Airport on Tuesday 20 June.
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