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The UK is to become the first country in the world to proscribe the Terrorgram collective, with draft proscription order laid against the group today.
The government has committed to providing UK Muslims with more than £117 million of protective security funding over the next 4 years.
The first Global Fraud Summit, hosted by the Home Secretary, begins in London today. Ministers from the G7, Five Eyes, Singapore and South Korea are attending.
Efforts to disrupt money mule activity and support exploited victims will be strengthened through a new action plan.
The Security Minister, Tom Tugendhat, on the security of elected representatives and additional funding to protect the democratic process.
Jewish communities will receive dedicated security and protection thanks to the biggest financial commitment ever made by the government to tackle antisemitism.
£31 million of new funding to protect democratic processes and enhance security measures for elected representatives.
The UK government has outlined a package of energy and infrastructure support to boost trade and drive investment between the UK and the Western Balkans.
Vast majority of review recommendations implemented within one year, with the remaining recommendations progressing at pace.
Stop! Think Fraud, the National Campaign Against Fraud, launches today.
A consultation has opened on new laws to make sure we are better prepared for, and protected from, terrorist attacks.
Hizb ut-Tahrir has been proscribed today (19 January), making it a criminal offence to belong to the group, or invite support for it.
James Cleverly has laid a draft order before Parliament to proscribe Hizb ut-Tahrir under the Terrorism Act 2000.
Policing and intelligence partners now have more powers to foil covert foreign influence, with espionage laws updated to tackle 21st century threats.
Simon Fell will be responsible for driving collaboration between the government, law enforcement and the private sector to help block fraud.
The UK government has announced funding to support the documentation, investigation and prosecution of war crimes in Ukraine.
The UK government and some of the world's biggest tech companies have agreed a series of pledges to protect the public from online fraud.
The government has introduced legislation to update the Investigatory Powers Act 2016.
Members of the CRI have signed a joint statement pledging that central government funds should not be used to pay ransoms to cyber criminals.
The Minister for Security delivered a speech on fraud and AI ahead of the AI Safety Summit.
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