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Police should visit every victim of crime, no matter how minor the offence, Alan Johnson, the Home Secretary said yesterday. By Tom Whitehead, Home Affairs Editor In a clear signal to chief constables, he said the principle was...
Martin Bell tells Sarah Falkland about his general election plans The leading independent campaigner Martin Bell says he is "unlikely" to stand at the next general election. Mr Bell says he has not completely ruled out another...
FOLLOWING the launch of the goverment's ID card scheme in Manchester , Junior Home Office Minister Meg Hillier will be taking part in a webchat to answer your questions. Meg Hillier will be online here at 2pm Monday November 23...
Fears over unsubstantiated and malicious allegations The latest wheeze to emerge from ACPO and the Home Office is yet another new law and order database – this one including individuals who are unconvicted, but against whom...
Ruthless: Clampers will be regulated and threatened with jail Cowboy clampers could be jailed for five years if they flout strict rules unveiled today. In a huge victory for the Daily Mail, ministers have decided that clampers...
Nov 20 2009 by James McCarthy, Western Mail Parents say minister avoids questions about son’s killer THE parents of a murdered company manager last night accused Home Office minister Phil Woolas of “sidestepping” questions...
The Mhangos are being held at the Dungavel detention centre A Glasgow MSP has written to the UK Immigration Minister to complain about the detention of an asylum seeker and her daughter at Dungavel, Lanarkshire. Florence and...
This Order brings into force section 2(1) and (2), and section 5(1)(b), of the Identity Cards Act2006 (“the 2006 Act”) on 30th November 2009 in relation to any person to whom paragraph(2), (3), (4), (5) or (6) of article 2...
Lydia Besong and her husband Bernard Batey fled Cameroon and came to the UK seeking asylum on 17 December 2006. On 29 October 2009 the couple returned to their home in Rochdale to find a letter from the Border and Immigration...
London — A newspaper claim that a Nigerian has faked a marriage with his daughter to secure a United Kingdom visa for her has sparked renewed debate for immigration control in the country. A British conservative tabloid, Daily...
