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The Attorney General led a delegation of war crimes experts in Poland today as part of the UK’s support for Ukraine’s investigations into Russian atrocities
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A day's fishing led to a penalty of £249 for Yeovil fisherman Alan Reid after he was fined a total of £120 and ordered to pay costs of £135 and a victim surcharge of £34.
Information about someone’s violent or abusive behaviour will be disclosed faster under changes to Clare’s Law proposed by the Home Office today (7 May).
The Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner invites you to hear the evidence of experts and make your own judgement.
The Ministry of Defence Police (MDP) has confirmed the appointment of Melanie Dales, as the force’s new Deputy Chief Constable (DCC).…
Ambassador Bush praises work of OSCE's Mission to Kosovo on strengthening institutions, local governance, human rights and communities.
Ambassador Neil Bush calls out Russia for attempting to legitimise its war against Ukraine, following reports about a staged 'referendum' planned in Kherson.
Figures from across the public, private and voluntary sector met to discuss how to bolster the UK's resilience.
The UK government is sending 13 protective armoured vehicles to Ukraine, to safely evacuate people from the shelled areas in east of the country.
Every 2 years, the Flood Forecasting Centre asks its users to rate and review the services it provides.
Cash couriering increases the risk of seizure or forfeiture of charitable funds
Innovative noise cameras will provide evidence for police to take action against rowdy motorists, helping communities to enjoy peaceful public and residential spaces.
HRH The Princess Royal visits Remount Barracks for new sustainable facility and met Service personnel and military working dogs.
NEC Software Solutions’ purchase of SSS raises competition concerns in the supply of vital software to emergency services and transport customers.
Mid to senior level professionals in their fields who will to explore issues of public trust and media freedom at the University of Westminster.
The government delivers on its pledge to protect the public better and restore confidence in the criminal justice system as four major bills became law today (28 April).
Voters across the UK will benefit from greater protection against election fraud, more support for disabled people at the polling booth, and measures to prevent intimidation at the ballot box.
More dangerous and influential terrorists will be separated in specialist units to thwart the spread of their poisonous ideology, the Deputy Prime Minister has announced today (27 April 2022).
The government responds to the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs on its assessment of the harms of GHB and GBL.
The extension will provide the opportunity for people to continue their celebrations of this historic milestone over the bank holiday.
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