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UK and allies have sanctioned human rights abusers 75 years after Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
The UK condemns Russia’s sustained attempts at political interference in the UK and globally.
Safety of Rwanda Bill to be introduced to Parliament tomorrow, making clear that Rwanda is a safe country where illegal migrants can be lawfully relocated.
The Home Secretary, James Cleverly, addresses Parliament on the Rwanda Treaty and the new Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill.
New internationally recognised treaty addresses Supreme Court findings on the safety of the Rwandan partnership.
The government will introduce a plan to deliver the biggest ever cut in net migration and curb abuse of the immigration system.
The UK government and some of the world's biggest tech companies have agreed a series of pledges to protect the public from online fraud.
The third phase of the government's award-winning Enough campaign includes a new partnership with over 30 universities to help make campuses safer.
Pub and bar licensing hours could be extended if England, Wales or Scotland reach the semi-finals or final of the Euros next year, subject to consultation.
Common sense changes to the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill will safeguard the public, prevent fraud, and unlock post-Brexit opportunities.
The Chancellor will set out the case for reform across public services to unlock productivity
The Home Secretary, James Cleverly, on next steps for the Rwanda partnership following the Supreme Court judgment.
The Criminal Justice Bill will give police more powers to tackle knife crime, antisocial behaviour, theft and drugs.
Home Secretary establishes inquiry into the death of Jalal Uddin.
India and Georgia to be added to the UK’s ‘safe states’ list in a key step in delivery of the Illegal Migration Act.
Possession of ‘laughing gas’ is now illegal with repeat serious users facing up to 2 years in prison and dealers up to 14 years.
The government has introduced legislation to update the Investigatory Powers Act 2016.
The UK and Austria have signed a statement today agreeing to closer cooperation on tackling illegal migration and terrorism.
Minimum service level regulations for rail workers, ambulance staff and border security staff will be laid in parliament to mitigate disruption and ensure vital public services continue if strikes are called, the government …
The Home Secretary convened an event in partnership with the Internet Watch Foundation.
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