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Andrew Parker has been named as the new head of MI5.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Housing Minister Mark Prisk has pledged to “up the pressure” on criminal landlords who trap vulnerable tenants in so-called ‘beds in sheds’.
The UK and Peru have signed a new agreement to crack down on illegal drug smuggling and organised crime
Home Office Circular 006/2013 covers a change to the Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001 and the Misuse of Drugs (Designation) Order 2001.
Home Office Circular 007/2013 implementing the PAT award on a new constables pay scale, CRTP, on-call and regional allowances.
The UK Border Agency is to be broken up and brought back into the Home Office, reporting to ministers under a new package of reforms
Circular 1/2013: Home Secretary’s decision on the findings of the PAT and the PABEW of 24 July 2012 in relation to the Part 2 report of the Winsor Review.
The government has published its annual report on work to protect the UK from terrorism
Home Office circular 007/2011 advises on Schedule 7 (TACT 2000) revised TACT 2 form.
Advises of commencement on 16 January 2012 of the police collaboration provisions in the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011.
Written ministerial statement on draft statutory guidance for powers to extend retention of biometric data on national security grounds.
Oral statement by the Home Secretary to the House of Commons on the future of UK Border Agency on 26 March 2013
More than 1 million people left it until the 11th hour to apply for a passport last summer and risked missing out on summer holidays.
The Life in the UK test is taken by migrants wanting to settle permanently in the UK
GOV.UK is the new place for corporate and policy information from the Home Office.
Checks revealed the ten, all Indian nationals, had no permission to work in the UK. All were arrested on suspicion of immigration offences.
Immigration Minister Mark Harper saw first-hand the work of Border Force - including a seizure of 4.5 million smuggled cigarettes
The Home Office continues to play its part in the economic recovery
A team of ministers, computer experts, academics and law enforcement officers are developing new ways to tackle cyber crime
Industry urged to change recruitment practices and introduce a code of conduct to crack down on human trafficking
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