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Starting in the autumn of 2025, inspections will consider local areas’ multi-agency responses to child sexual abuse in the family environment.
Improved safety measures and increased support for people in crisis will help rail industry prevent and respond to traumatic events.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Speech delivered by Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson at the Trades Union Congress annual conference in Brighton, 2025
Claire Waxman OBE named as next Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales to help deliver justice for victims
The Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice has approved the appointment of Claire Waxman OBE as Victims’ Commissioner.
A father and son who assaulted 2 Environment Agency water bailiffs at a Shropshire fishery have been ordered to pay fines and costs totalling more than £12,000.
Eight new areas join pilot scheme reducing child trafficking victim decision times from 471 to 101 days, helping children access support faster.
CNC has partnered with Crimestoppers to provide a 24/7, fully anonymous way to report misconduct, with a clear focus on tackling sexual harassment.
Home Secretary statement on actions the government is taking with France to strengthen border security and reforms to the asylum system.
PC Ian Disbury, a dog handler from Dounreay, attended Countess Bathurst’s 60th birthday celebrations at her Cirencester estate last weekend.
Secretary of State John Healey addressed the Pacific Future Forum in Tokyo, Japan.
Reoffending by burglars, robbers and thieves has been cut by 20 percent thanks to the tracking of their movements with tags, a new report has found.
Chief Superintendent Tim Needham leaves a legacy of leadership after nearly 30 years with the constabulary.
Government announces crackdown on 'honour'-based abuse.
The SIA does not support or agree with licence holders who take the law into their own hands.
The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into The Brighton and Hove Heritage Commission.
Press release covering the official visit of Baroness Jenny Chapman, UK Minister of State for Latin America and the Caribbean, and International Development, to Peru.
HMRC encourages customers to recognise a scam and protect themselves from fraud
Super-complaint from the Criminal Justice Alliance about the police’s use of ‘suspicion-less’ stop and searches and the scrutiny of all stop and search powers.
Government launches AI crime prevention challenge to support safer streets.
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