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How to report a person who's gone missing or a child who's run away - including if you lose contact while they're abroad
Use this form to ask the court to order someone to give information about where a child is or who a child is with.
Use the service to find the location of people in prison when you do not know which prison they are in - contact details, what you need to include
New satellite-enabled ankle tags are being rolled out in phases across England and Wales by the Ministry of Justice.
Almost 26,000 extra offenders will be tagged over the next 3 years under an ambitious £180 million plan to expand the use of electronic monitoring to cut crime.
The Justice Secretary, Brandon Lewis MP, has today (Tuesday 4 October) announced that more thieves, burglars and robbers will be fitted with GPS electronic tags when they leave prison, helping cut crime and keep the public safe.
Murderers who fail to disclose the whereabouts of a victim’s body may spend longer behind bars.
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