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Is the PM guilty of Euro-favouritism?
Is the PM favouring departments led by ministers likely to back him over Europe? That’s the concern in Whitehall about how the negotiations with the EU played out.
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The former head of the UK Border Force, Brodie Clark, tells MPs he did not extend or alter Home Secretary Theresa May’s trial on relaxing border checks in any way.
Home Secretary Theresa May admits the number of people who entered the UK this summer without being fully checked against a database of terror suspects and illegal immigrants will “never be known”.
Senior police chief Sir Hugh Orde says Home Secretary Theresa May had no role in “more robust tactics”, no power to cancel police leave, and that the return of MPs from holiday was “an irrelevance”.
Home Secretary Theresa May says universites are complacent on radicalism, but the president of the Islamic student body Fosis tells Channel 4 News her comments are ‘disrespectful and sensationalist.’
The claim “My understanding is that the 15 per cent figure – that was quoted by the Shadow Home Secretary – is wrong, and that it is an interpretation of the House of Commons library figures rather than the House of Commons library figure.” Home Secretary Theresa May MP, Select Committee, December 14, 2010
The Home Secretary Theresa May announces new plans to give communities powers to force police to tackle anti-social behaviour.
Home Secretary Theresa May has launched an independent review of the UK’s extradition laws, to see if the UK’s treaty with the US is “unbalanced”. Darshna Soni meets one woman facing extradition.
Daniel Morgan’s brother has said he feels “a sense of vindication” after an inquiry accused the Metropolitan Police of “a form of institutional corruption” in how it dealt with the notorious unsolved murder.
They are sweeping powers which allow the police to search anyone in an area where serious violence has happened – and the Met used section 60 powers this week in north east London after the murder of 14 year old Jaden Moodie.
At least 12 Conservative MPs are facing the possibility of criminal charges tonight – after they were referred to the CPS by police over their election expenses following a year long investigation by this programme. And there are more allegations that this scandal leads to the heart of Downing Street.
A cache of secret documents obtained by Channel 4 News reveal the Prime Minister’s chief of staff Nick Timothy played a central role in a controversial election campaign now under police investigation.
Police are granted extra time to investigate Conservative election spending in South Thanet, despite the MP and his agent opposing the application.
Is the PM favouring departments led by ministers likely to back him over Europe? That’s the concern in Whitehall about how the negotiations with the EU played out.
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin “probably” approved the fatal poisoning of former Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko with radioactive polonium in London in 2006, a public inquiry has found.
David Cameron says the fight against Islamic extremism is “one of the great struggles of our generation” – but critics say the new strategy will alienate British Muslims.