Theresa May

'More work needs to be done, but this is a basis for a deal' said Home Secretary.

Home Secretary Theresa May said to be against any compromise on migration in EU talks.

Police sources reportedly put spike in murders to moving resources to other investigations.

There have been 20 popper 'implicated deaths' over 22 years and 8,400 alcohol-related deaths every year in UK.

Police reform proposals including providing volunteers with powers similar to those of police staff.

Theresa May asked the MAC to come up with recommendations to curb skilled migrants entering the UK.

More than four-fifths of police forces appoint disproportionately low number of people from minorities.

Violence towards women can increase after seeking a Sharia divorce.

Home office plans due to 'empire building' by police commissioners say Fire Brigades Union boss

Home Secretary will argue database won't see innocent citizens dragged into foreign police investigations.

Ministers have launched a new consultation after fears 'stranger stalking' is increasing.

Court says unfair to refuse naturalisation to someone just as a deterrent to others.

The Home Office has called on internet service providers to store up to one year of people's browsing history.

Ayan Mohamud, 18, was in the UK for a wedding, but claims she was questioned for 13 hours at Heathrow by border control.

Snooper's Charter has major flaws and shows lack of understanding about how the internet works.

Home secretary promises increased patrols and terrorists will be defeated following Paris attacks

Conservative MP said UK authorities are concerned about a 'handful' of Britons.

Home Secretary says crisis must be tackled by returning refugees to Africa from Europe.

Conservative government marks first six months of majority with a number of policy U-turns.

Most of the victims of the Twitter hack are based in Saudi Arabia, but some are feared to be British.

It is essential that the Investigatory Powers Bill doesn't let politicians decide who is spied on

The draft surveillance laws don't mention VPNs, which can be used to disguise a citizen's internet traffic.

Heimbach has been described as "the face of a new generation of white nationalists".

Tech companies obliged to help police hack into devices but UK government claims there are better checks.

The home office published the 296-page report on 4 November amid controversy.

Investigatory Powers Bill wants companies to offer less sophisticated encryption, making data easy to hack.

The home office has made 'concessions' to the bill, which will now not look into browser history.

Home Secretary said claim knife crime was linked to stop and search was untrue.

Home secretary rejects Met commissioner's claim that stop-and-search rule change led to increased knife attacks.

Home Secretary Theresa May faces criticism over police cuts as almost 50% of all crimes are never solved.