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The Home Secretary's welcome message at the International Crime and Policing Conference 2016.
Outlines the agenda for the International Crime and Policing Conference 2016.
The Home Secretary has announced that the inquest into the death of Anthony Grainger is to be converted into a judge-led statutory inquiry.
February's update on the latest news and information on police and crime issues.
Organisation to have new governance model and name.
Bill sets out powers, safeguards and oversight arrangements.
Sir Bob Geldof presents Karen Bradley with political hero award for services to missing children.
The Home Office has introduced new legislation which will aim to finish the job of police reform.
HM the Queen grants Royal Approval to extension of Commissioner’s appointment until September 2017 following recommendations from Home Secretary and Mayor of London.
New taskforce combines the work of law enforcement, government and big business to crack down on fraud.
Speech from Theresa May on new taskforce to crack down on fraud.
Banning the use of police cells as a place of safety for under 18s and ensuring they are only used for adults in exceptional circumstances
Theresa May discusses the achievements of PCCs and how their role could develop in the future
Home Secretary Theresa May spells out PCCs' achievements and discusses how the role could develop in the future
January's update on the latest news and information on police and crime issues.
Theresa May: If we get this right, the prize will be invaluable
Police and Crime Commissioners to make the case for taking responsibility for fire and rescue services, the Home Office announced today.
UK Government ratifies international agreement to strengthen protection of exploited workers
Extra powers for volunteers will help police officers keep communities safer
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