Theresa May

More sex abuse victims sign letter informing May they have lost confidence in investigation.

Damian Green says the move would stop people languishing in 'legal limbo'.

Birmingham, Walsall, Sandwell, Dudley and Wolverhampton in the West Midlands are the first to check.

Most victims are from Albania, Nigeria, Vietnam and Romania while some are British-born.

IBTimes UK outlines the political implication from the ONS' latest net migration figures.

However, charities have condemned the new bill for threatening civil liberties.

The Prime Minister made the announcement in reaction to a report into Lee Rigby's murder.

Islamic State kidnaps people and claims ransoms to fund terrorism, but UK Home Office closing finance doors.

Home Secretary Theresa May will announce new measures in the Counter Terrorism and Security Bill.

Latest anti-terror plans to match IP addresses to device users slammed by privacy campaigners.

Sources say Home Secretary Theresa May will ban the controversial 'dating coach' from getting a visa

The Shadow Home Secretary is expected to say the move will raise £45m a year.

HM Inspectorate of Constabulary said the failure was 'indefensible'.

The man, only identified as 'B2', has been left stateless after losing citizenship in 2011.

The Conservatives and Labour are already looking beyond David Cameron and Ed Miliband

Peter Wanless is expected to appear before the Home Affairs Select Committee.

Prime Minister is facing a political rebellion after he has denied MPs the chance to vote on the controversial European Arrest Warrant (EAW) measures.

Home Secretary May suggests vow to slash migrant numbers won't be met.

European Arrest Warrant allows swift extradition between EU countries.

Featherstone says she was 'very happy' to return to the department and work with Theresa May.

Liberal Democrat President accused May of acting as if the Conservatives had won a majority.

Resignation comes after series of arguments with Theresa May over drugs policy and other issues

Home secretary apologises after Fiona Woolf follows Lady Butler-Sloss by resigning as chairman.

May confirms victims will be informed of who will chair inquiry following resignation of Fiona Woolf.

Foreign Office warns Brits to be vigilant of 'generalised threat' of terror attacks.

Embarrassment for the government after Fiona Woolf becomes second person to resign position.

Conferences gives us the chance to serve our communities - and listen to some very unusual speeches.

Theresa May says it is essential that the Passport Office is run as efficiently as possible.

The shadow home secretary says neighbourhood policing is being 'decimated' across the UK.

Home Secretary says British jihadists fighting abroad could also be stripped of their citizenship.