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Security Minister Dan Jarvis gave a keynote speech at the Cybersecurity Business Network's inaugural Parliament and Cyber conference.
From February 2026, visitors will not be able to travel to the UK without advance permission.
Government delivers on promise to honour victims and survivors of terrorism by establishing a new annual national day, with inaugural day on 21 August 2026.
The Home Secretary's statement setting out significant reforms to the UK’s legal migration model.
Illegal migrants and arrivals reliant on benefits face waiting between 20 and 30 years to settle – the toughest in Europe.
Security Minister Dan Jarvis announced new action to disrupt and deter threats to the UK, as MI5 issues espionage alert to Parliament.
The Home Secretary gave an oral statement to the House of Commons on 17 November to set out significant reforms to the UK’s asylum and returns system.
Government announces review to strengthen 'National Protocol' guidelines for children in care and care leavers
Lord Macdonald to lead review of public order and hate crime legislation.
Police and crime commissioners (PCCs) will be abolished, saving the taxpayer at least £100 million and helping to fund frontline officers to cut crime.
The UK tested its preparedness for a major CBRNE incident last week in an exercise led by Eastern Region Counter Terrorism Policing and the MoD.
New plan backs researchers to seize on new and developing opportunities to phase out animal tests with specific commitments for the coming years.
Scammers who fake their numbers to trick the public out of their cash will be exposed in a major upgrade of mobile networks.
New measures in the Crime and Policing Bill will disregard and pardon unjust 'child prostitution' convictions and cautions received before the law changed in 2015.
A new law will restrict protests outside the homes of public office holders, in response to growing harassment and intimidation of those in British politics.
Professor William Webster has been appointed as the new Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner.
An unprecedented number of deadly knives have been taken off the streets as knife murders plummet after the government’s first year in office.
The UK and Vietnam have agreed a landmark new agreement to crack down on illegal migration and fast-track the removals process.
Lord Hanson has responded to the Animals in Science Committee’s letter on cumulative severity in project licences.
New law now prevents British citizenship being reinstated automatically to people considered a national security risk following a successful initial appeal.
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