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Seven experts take up positions on the ethics group.
Sara Khan has shared her plans for engagement, a study and recommendations.
This page sets out the government's response to the Salisbury incident, where a military-grade nerve agent was deployed in the UK on 4 March 2018.
NaCTSO to launch ACT Awareness eLearning in April 2018.
The Home Secretary was in Salisbury to hear from police, hospital staff and the local community.
The Civil Nuclear Constabulary were the proud winners of the Counter Terror Policing Award at the annual Security and Counter Terror Exhibition at Olympia on Tuesday.
The government has launched a consultation on domestic abuse, seeking new laws and stronger powers to protect and support survivors.
New funding has been secured to help communities work with young people and prevent them from being drawn into knife crime, Minister Victoria Atkins announces today.
The Home Office has launched a £13 million fund to help foster relationships between frontline professionals and young people at risk of sexual exploitation.
The new 4G Emergency Services Network (ESN) system has achieved its first successful demonstration over a live public mobile network.
Transparency International has ranked the UK as one of the 8th least corrupt countries in the world, following increased action to tackle corruption both at home and abroad.
Minister for Crime, Safeguarding and Vulnerability launches the 2018 Global Threat Assessment into online child sexual exploitation
Professor Monojit Chatterji has been appointed by the Home Secretary as a member of the Police and National Crime Agency Remuneration Review Bodies
Counter-terrorism police will receive an additional £4 million this year to cover the costs arising from the Parsons Green attack.
Apply to become a chair or member of the Police and National Crime Agency remuneration review bodies.
The Home Office is today (Wednesday 31 January) publishing details of the amount of financial reserves held by the police since 2011.
The Home Office is today (Wednesday 31 January) publishing details of the amount of financial reserves held by the police since 2011.
Falling prices and continuing cuts to funding for forensic science work are eating into essential services, the Forensic Science Regulator has warned in her annual report.
York based Eboracum UK Ltd’s use of body-worn cameras has received independent certification of the Secretary of State’s surveillance camera code of practice.
The Home Office is seeking views from interested parties about alleged harassment and intimidating behaviour near abortion clinics in England and Wales.
Police leaders and health experts discuss how to best support welfare of officers and staff.
The IOPC is replacing the IPCC’s commission with a Director General, Michael Lockwood, taking up his role today.
Pubs, clubs, bars and other licensed premises could be allowed to stay open and sell alcohol on the premises later to celebrate the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in May under plans announced by the Home Secretary today.
Some of the country’s largest retailers and independent business leaders have pledged not to sell the most harmful corrosive substances to those under 18.
A fisherman with over 40 years experience has been sentenced to four months in prison, suspended for two years after pleading guilty to offences under the Merchant Shipping Act.
Attorney General Jeremy Wright on economic crime and the Serious Fraud Office
The air weapons review was announced in October by Minister for Policing and the Fire Service, Nick Hurd.
A review into the Scrap Metal Dealers Act has found the number of thefts fell by more than three quarters in 4 years.
THE UK’s Policing lead for Protective Security, Deputy Assistant Commissioner Lucy D’Orsi, has called for private companies and the commercial sector to buy-in to a ‘Protect Duty’ and work with police and partners to help to keep the public safe.
The Invitation to Tender is for the procurement of a service delivering all aspects of the National Fraud Initiative.
Rt Hon Ben Wallace MP met Mr Mehdi Ben Gharbia to discuss counter-terrorism.
The Home Secretary has today ordered an in-depth assessment of protests outside abortion clinics following concerns about the tactics of some protesters.
Millie Banerjee takes over on a permanent basis as chair of the college.
The Home Office has today (14 November) announced the reappointment of Dr Gillian Tully as Forensic Science Regulator.
We will shortly launch a public consultation on the government’s response to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) judgment on data retention.
Nick Hardwick, Chair of the Parole Board, gave a speech looking at the "past, present and future of parole" at event marking the organisation's 50th Anniversary
The 2016 annual report of the National DNA Database Ethics Group (NDNADEG) was published on 30 October 2017.
Home Office announces reforms to National Referral Mechanism, including trebling 'move on' support and expert advocates for child trafficking victims.
New information will help organisations protect themselves against illicit financing, making it harder for terrorists and criminals to move money through the UK.
Changes will mean suspects are interviewed at the scene of a crime, saving officers time and freeing them up for other duties.
Harrow Council chief executive Michael Lockwood has today (20 October) been confirmed as the first director general of the new Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC).
Minister addresses the conference on the topic of diversity in policing and tackling hate crime.
Statement from International Development Secretary Priti Patel on Anti-Slavery Day
Home Secretary Amber Rudd announces new measures to improve identification and support for victims of modern slavery.
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