Government’s counter-extremism strategy faces court challenge
Muslim activist Dr Salman Butt has launched legal action against the Home Secretary after he was named in a Government press release about hate preachers.
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Muslim activist Dr Salman Butt has launched legal action against the Home Secretary after he was named in a Government press release about hate preachers.
The Home Secretary has delivered a powerful warning to police officers that Hillsborough is a touchstone for the future of policing.
Unveiling a draft Investigatory Powers Bill, Home Secretary Theresa May tells MPs it represents a “significant departure” from previous proposals dubbed the snoopers’ charter by critics.
The Home Secretary says the government’s new bill will not allow investigators to look at people’s web browsing history.
Labour deputy leader Tom Watson apologises to Lord Brittan’s widow for repeating a claim that the former Conservative home secretary was “close to evil”.
Home Secretary Theresa May tells the Conservative party conference that high levels of immigration make it “impossible to build a cohesive society”.
The Home Secretary Theresa May says the system of free movement in Europe needs changing, and migrants should only cross borders into a new country if they have a job waiting for them there.
British Home Secretary Theresa May signs a deal with her French counterpart in Calais and announces enhanced security measures to counter attempts by migrants to enter the UK illegally.
As the public inquiry into undercover policing in Britain is launched Channel 4 News explains what is known so far about murky practices which led the Home Secretary to call for the in depth probe
Home Secretary Theresa May has ruled out the use of water cannon by police in England and Wales. She told MPs she would not authorise the use of water cannon because of the “capacity to cause harm”.
Home Secretary Theresa May has been accused of attempting to introduce government censorship of British television programming by one of her Cabinet colleagues, a leaked letter has shown.
The home secretary announces a Conservative party wishlist of measures to tackle extremism after the election, including a ban for hate preachers and a campaign to promote “British values”.
Home Secretary Theresa May establishes a judge-led inquiry into past and present undercover policing in England and Wales, with powers to compel witnesses to give evidence.
The home secretary and police chiefs win an important legal battle over the retention of details of protesters on a domestic ‘extremism’ database.
Home Secretary Theresa May is to order an inquiry into the collapse of the country’s biggest ever police corruption trial which fell apart at an estimated cost of £30m in 2011.