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Lewis Watts, convicted after an undercover police investigation, has had his sentence doubled following an intervention by the Solicitor General, the Rt Hon Lucy Frazer QC MP.…
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Delivered by Lauren Newell, UK Space Agency International Policy Lead, at the United Nations in Vienna, 30 August 2021.
During the year that the Force celebrates its 50th anniversary, the Ministry of Defence Police (MDP) Dog Training School has achieved national accreditation.…
Tony Briggs-Price, of Barnby Road, Balderton, was successfully prosecuted by the Environment Agency for storing, treating and disposing of waste on land
National Highways has released video footage of a pedestrian putting their own life in danger, as well as risking the safety of others, to remind the public of the vital measures in place while essential road improvements ta…
New statistics for 2020 show 61 offenders had their sentences increased, after the Law Officers thought their original sentences were too low.
Ministry of Defence Police (MDP) Crime Command investigation leads to sentencing.…
One in five motorway breakdowns are caused by worn or incorrectly inflated tyres
Andy Adams, Chief Constable of the Ministry of Defence Police, shares his thoughts on how the Force has changed and developed over the past half century, ahead of its 50th anniversary on 1 October.
A month-long enforcement campaign will crack down on illegal fishing and build on efforts to prevent crime and anti-social behaviour on river banks.
A change to the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 to control 3 benzodiazepines (flualprazolam, flunitrazolam and norfludiazepam) under Class C.
Public Health England (PHE) has issued a warning of a sharp rise in the number of overdoses linked to people using drugs in several areas across England.
Ministers have appointed Andy Bliss QPM as Interim Chair to the Police Remuneration Review Body and National Crime Agency Remuneration Review Bodies.…
New technology trials will lead to emergency services, supermarkets and delivery companies using cleaner, greener hydrogen-powered vehicles.
Numbers of chicks increase for fifth successive year
Dstl has hosted an event to encourage free thinking by showcasing new science and technology that could help fight crime and terrorism.
Innovative programmes aim to reduce the risk posed by domestic abuse perpetrators and improve safety and protection for victims.
From fireworks to fuselages, if it’s been in a crime to do with explosives, Dstl’s Forensic Explosives Laboratory (FEL) has seen it.
The safety management requirement to record the presence of sailors on board ships is being overhauled using new technologies being trialled by the Royal Navy.
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