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From today (1 September 2017), Lord Justice Fulford has commenced his new role overseeing the use of investigatory powers.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Home Office announces deadline to access leave to remain has moved until end of November 2017.
A man from Scunthorpe has been convicted after his attempt to smuggle 5 people, including a child, into the UK hidden in cabinets was prevented.
More than 8,500 Syrian refugees have been resettled in the UK under the Vulnerable Persons Resettlement (VPR) scheme, new figures have revealed.
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.
The Home Secretary's commissioning letter to the chair of the Migration Advisory Committee on international students.
Home Secretary to ask Migration Advisory Committee to complete detailed study of impact of international students in the UK.
A man from London has been jailed for attempting to smuggle an Iraqi national through the Channel Tunnel.
Nominations open today for Lord Ferrers Awards 2017, with a new technical innovation category introduced to recognise cyber specials.
Solicitor General Robert Buckland QC MP visits the North West of England to look at what is being done to tackle hate crime
An article by Home Secretary Amber Rudd on the Prevent strategy, published in the Sun.
August 2017 edition of the serious and organised crime local partnerships bulletin.
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.
Amber Rudd has awarded more than £20 million over three years from the Police Transformation Fund to help combat the online grooming of children for sexual exploitation.
The new facilities will help support the work of officers across Hampshire.
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 terr…
An op-ed from Home Secretary Amber Rudd, published in The Telegraph on 31 July 2017.
The Home Secretary today took to the waters in Troon to see first-hand how Border Force is working with regional partners to protect Scotland’s coastline.
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