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The first new look UK passport was issued today to five-year-old Elliot Coutts Miller.
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Packages of a powerful hallucinogenic drug have been intercepted in Coventry by UK Border Agency officers based at the city's postal hub.
Five-year-old Elliot Coutts-Miller was today issued the first new-look UK passport.
One of the UK's largest human trafficking cases has resulted in six years in prison for two Polish gang leaders.
The chief executive of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) has resigned.
Baroness Newlove, whose husband Garry was murdered after standing up to drunken vandals, appointed government champion for safer communities.
A plot to smuggle rhino horns out of the UK into the Chinese medicine market has been disrupted by border officers, landing a man in jail for 12 months.
Theresa May today agreed to a ban on a planned English Defence League march in Leicester.
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The government has defended its decision to introduce an interim limit on skilled workers from outside the EU.
Home Office minister James Brokenshire has warned of the severe consequnces of smuggling drugs when he visited Sarita Colonia jail in Peru.
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Four decades after the Made in Dagenham pioneers, today’s workers have won new rights that will help to stamp out pay discrimination.
A scheme that allows parents to find out whether people with access to their family are sex offenders will be extended to a further 11 police forces this month.
Comprehensive review of police pay and conditions launched by government, to improve service for the public and maximise value for money.
Arrests made after border officers and police work together to disrupt a gang suspected of helping immigrants to come to UK illegally.
To mark World Habitat Day, the Home Secretary has told the Metro newspaper what changes in Britain’s towns and cities she would like to see.
To mark the release of new British film Made in Dagenham this week, veterans of the dispute meet Theresa May to talk about their struggle for equal pay.
Enquiries following Raoul Moat operation have shown Taser supplier Pro-Tect provided weapons to the police in breach of its licence.
The UK’s relationship with Latin America is receiving a boost this week from a visit by Home Office minister James Brokenshire.
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