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Home Office minister James Brokenshire has shown his support to the town devastated by the actions of Raoul Moat.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Crime prevention minister James Brokenshire said the internet has presented a 'new challenge' in the fight against drugs, but that work is already underway to tackle the problem.
Seven Indian stowaways have been stopped from sneaking into the country after UK Border Agency officers found them hiding aboard a lorry-load of steel.
From today, a temporary limit on the amount of people from outside Europe who can work in the UK comes into force.
Victims of abuse who have no access to public funds because of their immigration status will continue to get help, the Home Secretary confirmed.
The government’s ambition to end violence against women and girls was laid out by the Home Secretary and minister for women and equalities today.
As part of a 'day in the life' series by ITV news, Theresa May talks to Alastair Stewart about being Home Secretary at a time of spending cuts.
Crime statistics published today show total crimes in England and Wales dropped by 9 per cent in 2009 to 2010 compared to the previous year.
In answer to speculation about the impact of budget cuts on police numbers, Nick Herbert has reiterated the government's desire to ‘protect the front line’.
Theresa May has said that the government wants to introduce legislation that will allow so-called legal highs to be banned temporarily giving scientists time to consider evidence.
Home Secretary Theresa May responds to the publication of the annual Crime in England and Wales crime statistics
This written ministerial statement was made on 15 July 2010 by the minister of state for immigration Damian Green: On 28 June 2010 the Home…
Damian Green has said that the UK and France must work even closer together to secure borders and stop illegal immigration.
An article by Home Secretary Theresa May, published today in the Pakistan-based publication The News/Daily Jang, explains the reasons for the counter-terrorism review announced this week, and what she hopes it will achi…
We’re still looking for your ideas on what civil liberty laws to keep and which ones to throw away.
A review of which security powers could be scaled back in order to restore the balance of civil liberties has been announced by Theresa May.
The plan, published today, will make it easier for the public to hold the Home Office to account, as it sets out key future policies along with deadlines and 'milestones'.
The Home Secretary has announced today that a rapid review of key counter-terrorism and security powers is underway.
Facebook and the Home Office-backed Centre for Child Protection join forces to help make the internet safer for young users.
UK Border Agency accepts broad conclusions of Gatwick immigration removal centre inspection, but says improvements have already been made.
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