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Cabinet Office Minister Ben Gummer announced a draft code of practice for the duty to ensure customer-facing staff can speak fluent English.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
On his first visit in his new role, Brandon Lewis congratulated recruits that were sworn in at the ceremony in East London.
Patsy Wilkinson has been appointed as the new Second Permanent Secretary for the Home Office.
Home Secretary and Archbishop of Canterbury launch new scheme to encourage community groups to sponsor a refugee family.
Home Secretary Amber Rudd’s oral statement to Parliament following the terrorist attack in Nice on 14 July.
A second COBR meeting was held to discuss the ongoing situation in Turkey and the current work to support British nationals in the country.
COBR meeting earlier today to discuss the current situation in Turkey and the impact on British nationals in the country.
A number of ministerial appointments have been announced including ministers for the Home Office, DCMS, the Treasury, DfT and DWP.
Amber Rudd goes on patrol with police officers in London before meeting Border Force staff at Heathrow.
Amber Rudd is the new Home Secretary following Theresa May's appointment as Prime Minister.
"When our time is up, have we done enough?"
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
There has been no change to the rights and status of EU nationals* in the UK, and UK nationals in the EU, as a result of the referendum.
Home Secretary Theresa May announces a 1% pay increase for police officers in England and Wales.
Individuals with experience of sharia law are being urged to take part in an independent review into its use.
Director General of Immigration Enforcement departs after more than 30 years at the Home Office.
The new scheme will encourage all local authorities to care for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children.
The countdown to the 2016 Lord Ferrers Awards has begun - the public are invited to nominate inspiring police volunteers for the first time in the event’s 23 year history.
Do you know a police volunteer who deserves special recognition? Nominate them in our annual awards in celebration of police volunteers in England and Wales.
Professor Paul Wiles replaces Alastair MacGregor QC as Biometrics Commissioner.
The UK government condemns the violence in Marseille last night and welcomes the UEFA decision to launch an investigation into the unrest.
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