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Victims of stalking are being urged to 'Name it. Report it. Stop it' during the first ever National Stalking Awareness week.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Speech by Attorney General Dominic Grieve QC MP
"We need to be realistic about what we want to achieve on rule of law in Afghanistan, but relentless in pursuing those objectives." - Philip Robson, Head Rule of Law Team, Afghanistan Department, Foreign and Common…
Two Royal Navy personnel have been involved in a firearms incident at Southampton docks where HMS Astute is alongside. Sadly, one of those injured has now died. Their families have been informed.
Nick Herbert says that if police forces make savings in the right way, they can protect frontline policing services for the public
…Nick Herbert's article on police funding in Police Review, April 2011.…
Soldiers from 104 Military Working Dog Squadron, part of the 1st Military Working Dog Regiment, were honoured in front of proud families and friends on Wednesday 6 April 2011, when they were presented with their Op HERRICK c…
Bomb disposal experts from HM Naval Base Clyde's Northern Diving Group had a busy time of it recently when they were called out to three different bomb disposal tasks in a single day.
Foreign Office Minister David Lidington delivered the UK statement at the United Nations Security Council debate on Haiti.
Leaflets and posters have been sent to police forces advising the public on how to identify and report offensive or illegal content.
Nick Herbert says police officers should be trusted to make the right judgements.
Suspects linked to hundreds of crimes have been captured after being detected by the UK Border Agency's monitoring system.
Suspects linked to hundreds of crimes have been captured after the UK Border Agency’s e-Borders monitoring system successfully targeted wanted criminals trying to cross the UK border.
Appointment of Lord Patten of Barnes as the Chairman of the BBC Trust and Diane Coyle as Vice Chairman of the BBC Trust.
Thanks, in part, to the efforts of an RAF police officer there has been a six-fold increase in the disruption to narcotics production in Helmand province in the last year.
As Britain continues military operations over Libya, Foreign Secretary William Hague today said that coalition action enforcing UN Resolution 1973 has 'prevented a huge loss of life and a humanitarian catastrophe'.
Baroness Warsi made a speech about social responsibility at a Catholic bishops' conference on 6 April 2011.
Explains that we are not opting in to a proposed directive for improving enforcement of road offences across EU member state borders.
Prime Minister David Cameron has passed on 'heartfelt thanks from the British public' to RAF personnel engaged in Libya during a surprise visit to the Italian air base at Gioia del Colle earlier today.
The RAF said farewell to one of its oldest units as Leuchars-based 111 (Fighter) Squadron took a bow after 94 years.
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