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Dr Edward Day appointed as Drug Recovery Champion
Dr Edward Day has been appointed as the government’s Drug Recovery Champion to ensure the best treatment and support for those recovering from drug misuse.
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Security Minister launches Serious and Organised Crime Strategy in Wales
The UK Minister for National Security and Economic Crime, Ben Wallace, is hosting the event in Newport alongside representatives from the Welsh government and Welsh law enforcement.
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Funding boost for councils looking after asylum seeking children
The Home Office has announced a funding boost of over £30 million for local authorities looking after unaccompanied asylum seeking children.
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Home Secretary hears from Scottish businesses on skills-based immigration
Sajid Javid met business leaders in Aberdeen to listen to their views on the future immigration system.
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Security Minister visits Sri Lanka
The Security Minister has travelled to Sri Lanka following the attacks which took place last month.
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