Statutory Inquiry into the death of Jalal Uddin | Home Office | Written Ministerial Statements Today I am announcing the establishment by the Home Office of a statutory Inquiry, under the Inquiries Act 2005, to investigate the death
Counter-Terrorism Disruptive Powers Report 2022 | Home Office | Written Ministerial Statements I have today laid before both Houses the Counter-Terrorism Disruptive Powers Report 2022 (CP 954).
Publication of the Terms of Reference for the review of investigatory arrangements which follow police use of force and police driving related incidents | Home Office | Written Ministerial Statements Police officers across England and Wales do an incredibly difficult job, in some instances having to make life or death decisions in a sp
Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 – Appointed Person Report | Home Office | Written Ministerial Statements Today I lay before Parliament the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA) Appointed Person report covering England and Wales for the period 202
Publication of the Report of the Inquiry into Brook House Immigration Removal Centre | Home Office | Written Ministerial Statements Today the independent Inquiry into the mistreatment of individuals who were detained at Brook House Immigration Removal Centre (IRC) betw
Antisocial Behaviour | Home Department | Commons debates I was very pleased to join my hon. Friend in Southend, and to meet her chief constable and the office of the PCC.
Antisocial Behaviour | Home Department | Commons debates The behaviour of nuisance riders, or boy racers—whatever we want to call them—is antisocial behaviour plain and simple.
Irregular Migration: Channel Crossings | Home Department | Commons debates It is totally unacceptable that too many towns and cities around the country now house the 45,000 asylum seekers who are in hotels, costi
Crime Reduction | Home Department | Commons debates We take these matters incredibly seriously. That is why my right hon.
Antisocial Behaviour | Home Department | Commons debates On 27 March, the Government announced the antisocial behaviour action plan, backed by £160 million of new funding.