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Home Secretary Theresa May welcomes Mark Harper MP, who joins as Immigration Minister, Jeremy Browne MP, who becomes Minister for Crime Prevention, and Lord Taylor of Holbeach who becomes Lords Minister and Minister for Crim…
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Nick Clegg: "We owe our armed forces a debt of gratitude for their magnificent security work for the London 2012 Games".
After hanging up his police uniform three years ago, retired Newton Abbot policeman Lieutenant Colonel David Ward is back doing what he does best, but this time in the heat and dust of Helmand province, Afghanistan.
His Royal Highness The Duke of York today was the Guest of Honour at the annual Garden Party in the grounds of Hillsborough Castle hosted by The Rt Hon Theresa Villiers MP, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland .
PM: "I feel the Anglo-French relationship is very strong."
After elections in November, police and crime commissioners (PCCs) will be making sure the voice of victims is heard in local policing.
Lord Sebastian Coe paid a visit to HMS Bulwark in Dorset yesterday, 4 September, to meet some of the people involved in delivering security for the Olympic and Paralympic sailing venue during the 2012 Games.
Currently, too few company chief executives and chairs take a direct interest in protecting their businesses from cyber threats.
Rt Hon Justine Greening MP and Lynne Featherstone MP have been appointed as new ministers for international development
Reshuffle, Cabinet and growth were discussed at this press briefing.
This written ministerial statement on reform to the police pension scheme was laid in the House of Commons on 4 September 2012 by Theresa…
The return of stolen assets is a key part of our response to the Arab Spring, and we are working closely with Egyptian authorities and other North African countries to identify and restrain assets their courts have identifie…
Foreign Secretary William Hague has updated Parliament about developments in the extradition proceedings against Julian Assange, and discussions with Ecuador.
Action to tackle suburban shanty towns Ministers today launched a major clampdown on rogue landlords to bring an end to suburban shanty towns…
The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS) and the Commander of Joint Forces Command (JFC) have each dedicated time to visit various bases across the south of England to thank Service personnel for their support of security efforts fo…
The soldiers of B Squadron of the Queen's Royal Lancers (B Sqn QRL) will provide the potent Brigade Reconnaissance Force of 4th Mechanized Brigade during Op HERRICK 17. Report by Shell Daruwala.
The UK Border Agency (UKBA) has contributed to new guidance to help local authorities deal with rogue landlords and the issue of migrants living in illegally-built outhouses known as 'beds in sheds'.
Squatting in homes and all other residential building is to be criminalised for the first time in England and Wales.
Homeowners are to receive better protection as squatting in residential buildings becomes a criminal offence.
Foreign Secretary William Hague announces United Kingdom will contribute an additional £3 million pounds in aid to Syrian refugees, on top of the £27.5 million already committed.
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