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From today (29 January), 9 further terror-related offences will fall within the scheme which allows the public to challenge sentences handed out by the courts.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
A new RAF radar facility reinforcing the UK’s ability to track unidentified military or civilian aircraft will be powered up ready to operate soon, the head of the RAF heard today.
The Italy and England Rugby teams will meet in Rome for their NatWest 6 Nations Rugby Tournament on 4 February 2018 at 4pm.
Experienced campaigner and charity leader Sara Khan will be the new lead Commissioner for Countering Extremism.
New funding announced today will mean the total government support for Greater Manchester following last year’s terror attack will now top £24 million.
This circular is about the new legal provisions on firearms in the Policing and Crime Act 2017.
Last year the Environment Agency successfully prosecuted 108 individuals and companies for waste and fishing offences in the North East.
Specialist Border Force officers have seized a live lizard at Heathrow Airport following a suspected smuggling attempt.
The Environment Agency lowered water levels which revealed well-preserved clues about Somerset's heritage and wetlands.
Stephen Whilde has been ordered to hand himself in after the Court of Appeal quashed his original sentence
Falling prices and continuing cuts to funding for forensic science work are eating into essential services, the Forensic Science Regulator has warned in her annual report.
York based Eboracum UK Ltd’s use of body-worn cameras has received independent certification of the Secretary of State’s surveillance camera code of practice.
The Ambassador of the United Kingdom in Guatemala, Carolyn Davidson, visited Petén to learn about the progress of a project that will use state-of-the-art technology in the fight against illegal logging.
Ploughshare Innovations, the technology transfer office for the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD), is pleased to announce the appointment of two new Non-executive Directors to its board.
Latest step in a review announced by Home Secretary Amber Rudd in November
Joshua Ingram has been sent to a young offenders’ institute after Solicitor General Robert Buckland QC MP referred his sentence as unduly lenient
Minister for Europe Sir Alan Duncan has commented on the murder of Oliver Ivanovic in Mitrovica.
Police leaders and health experts discuss how to best support welfare of officers and staff.
RAF Typhoons have scrambled over the North Sea to intercept Russian Blackjack bombers
The British and Indian governments have signed agreements on tackling international criminality and returning illegal migrants.
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