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This guidance describes symptoms of mpox and epidemiological criteria to help inform testing and reporting of suspected cases.
Find out about terrorist threat levels, national measures against terrorism and how to report suspect activity
The threat level indicates the likelihood of a terrorist attack in the UK.…
The Security Service (MI5) is responsible for protecting the UK against…
If you suspect someone is involved in terrorism in any way: call the…
National Risk Register The government regularly assesses the natural…
When to suspect Nipah virus (NiV) infection.
Food Standards Agency (FSA) and National Food Crime Unit (NFCU) officers attended an address in Essex on Thursday 20 August, supported by the Metropolitan Police Service who arrested one suspect.
Immigration staff guidance on roles and responsibility when interviewing suspects.
Responding to food or feed incidents as a business: withdrawals, recalls, reporting to authorities, investigating the cause.
FSA National Food Crime Unit operation leads to one arrest and the seizure of suspected illegal food products across England, Wales and Scotland.
If you suspect anyone of illegal felling then you can check if permission exists and, if necessary, report the incident to the Forestry Commission.
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