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Consultation launched on laws around antique firearms
Public invited to give their views as new figures show the number of antique weapons recovered in criminal circumstances doubled between 2012 and 2016.
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Modern Slavery Taskforce agrees new measures to support victims
Home Secretary Amber Rudd announces new measures to improve identification and support for victims of modern slavery.
Home Office announces package of measures to tackle violent crime
Prison sentences for those who repeatedly carry corrosive substances without good reason are among a set of new laws aimed at tackling serious violence being...
Mini drones set to investigate hazardous scenes, announces Defence Secretary
A pocket-sized drone and a mini-detector known as Snake Eyes are amongst the new high-tech gadgets set to investigate future chemical or bio-hazards, after...
Home Office to review air weapons regulation in England and Wales
Revised edition of the Home Office guidance for air weapons users also published.
Home Office announces changes to Grenfell immigration policy
The Home Office today announced changes to the dedicated immigration policy for survivors of the Grenfell Tower tragedy so it provides a route to settlement...
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