Police and immigration officers seize man after three-hour raid of Perth shop
A man has been seized from a Perth city centre nail bar by police and immigration officers during a three-hour raid.
Home Office
UK border ‘not secured by any stretch of the imagination’
Migrants attempting to slip into Britain undetected are exploiting under-staffed border checkpoints, a report suggests.
Hundreds of foreign criminals have absconded, figures show
Rapists and killers are among hundreds of foreign criminals who have dropped off the Home Office’s radar.
Police and Border Force drug seizures ‘at lowest level in more than a decade’
The number of drug seizures by police and Border Force officers has fallen to its lowest level since 2004, new figures reveal.
Confidence in policing severely dented, committee warns
Public confidence in the police has been “severely dented” as forces struggle to deliver an effective service, a Commons committee has warned.
Serious and organised crime ‘costing UK economy £37bn a year’
Serious and organised crime costs the UK economy £37 billion a year, according to an official assessment.
Serious and organised crime ‘costs UK economy £37 billion a year’
Serious and organised crime costs the UK economy £37 billion a year, according to an official assessment.
New campaign to raise awareness of hate crime
Examples of potential hate crimes are highlighted in a new national campaign to increase awareness about the “sickening” offending.
Orgreave campaigners urge public inquiry into policing of miners’ strike
Campaigners are to step up calls on the Government to set up a public inquiry into policing of the miners’ strike 34 years ago.
New technology sought to help police spot knives
The Home Office is seeking new technology to help tackle surging levels of knife crime.