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First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Ben Wallace, Minister for Security and Economic Crime, speaks about the threat from serious and organised crime and the government's strategy to challenge this.
The government has pledged to tackle the misery caused by serious and organised criminals by drawing on all the powers, tools and expertise the UK has to offer.
The government has asked for the publics' views on introducing alcohol licensing laws in airports, to reduce problems with drunk and disruptive passengers.
The government has banned people possessing strong sulphuric acid without a valid reason as part of its drive to tackle acid attacks and violent crime.
The Home Secretary spoke to Chief Constables and Police and Crime Commissioners at the APCC and NPCC Joint Summit 2018.
A new nationwide hate crime campaign aimed at increasing awareness and understanding of what constitutes a hate crime has been launched by the government.
Millions more people will be able to use ePassport gates as they arrive in the UK, under plans announced in the Budget on 29 October 2018.
The government has teamed up with property industry experts targeting estate agents who fail to report suspicions of dirty money used to buy properties.
Grant funding of up to £9 million will be available to ensure EU citizens needing additional support get help in obtaining their settled status.
The Home Secretary has given a statement to Parliament on the use of DNA evidence in immigration applications.
Building a Stronger Britain Together partners with Luton Borough Council
The Hate Crime Community Projects Fund has been launched for the third year so organisations in England and Wales could secure up to £75,000 to tackle hate crime.
Phil Gormley will take up the posts on 22 October.
Funding comes as the Building a Stronger Britain Together programme grows to a network of more than 220 groups.
Businesses that don't say how they guard against these crimes in their supply chains risk being publicly named.
The Lord Ferrers Awards celebrates volunteers in policing.
Moped offences in London are down 56% from the high of July 2017 following a joint police operation.
New measures put in place to tackle hate crimes include a review of legislation, extra funding to support communities and improving the response to incidents.
New controls over prescription drugs pregabalin and gabapentin following rising fatalities.
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