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Whatever happened to Leveson?
As Home Secretary Theresa May launches a crackdown on unlicensed private investigators, what has become of the original phone hacking saga and the Leveson report proposals?
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Home Secretary Theresa May says the number of migrant workers coming to Britain from outside the EU will be cut by a fifth and capped at 21,700 from next year. Gary Gibbon looks at the numbers.
David Cameron says a bomb found on a cargo plane was designed to detonate mid-air. A security source tells Channel 4 News that it was one of the most sophisticated pieces of terror bomb engineering.
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.
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.
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.
A group of child abuse survivors tell MPs that, unless Home Secretary Theresa May replaces the entire panel she has appointed to oversee the inquiry, they will boycott the whole process.
The chief executive of the NSPCC Peter Wanless is to head a review into allegations of historical child sex abuse, Home Secretary Theresa May tells MPs.
Home Secretary Theresa May is under pressure to set up a public inquiry into allegations of organised child sex abuse at Westminster in the 1980s after a dossier of evidence was lost – but why now?
Illegal migrants face a new crackdown in Britain says Home Secretary Theresa May, but will the new Immigration Bill actually reduce the number of migrants?
As Home Secretary Theresa May launches a crackdown on unlicensed private investigators, what has become of the original phone hacking saga and the Leveson report proposals?
Home Secretary Theresa May tells MPs Britain and Jordan have agreed a new treaty that should convince the courts that Islamist preacher Abu Qatada can be deported.
The Home Secretary Theresa May announces that computer hacker Gary McKinnon will not be extradited to the US to face charges.
Home Secretary Theresa May says the government is drawing up contingency plans for an influx of economic migrants from Greece and other European countries if the eurozone breaks up.
The radical cleric, Abu Qatada, is denied bail by an immigration judge as Home Secretary Theresa May announces his deportation will take place following “assurances” from Jordan.
New figures reveal that border checks were relaxed hundreds of times at 28 UK ports over the summer, as part of a pilot scheme authorised by Home Secretary Theresa May.