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The Home Office will unveil a series of measures to protect women following a campaign by the actress Nicola Thorp, who was not told her stalker’s identity
Former cabinet minister says reforms are needed to ensure that resources focus on burglars, domestic abuse and fraud rather than non-crime hate incidents
By: Chris Smyth, Matt Dathan
Shake-up of rules will give mayors more control as Labour aims to hit target of building 1.5m homes
Chief constables and police and crime commissioners have warned that forces will have to increase council tax to make up for the recent 4.75 per cent pay rise
Pat McFadden, the Cabinet Office minister, is drawing up plans for ‘innovation fund’ in an attempt to use private sector practices to help reform the civil service
The chancellor says the UK will take a ‘businesslike relationship’ to its partnership with the European Union
Rises in council tax and national insurance will fund more than half the £987 million increase to but chief constables warned that it wouldn’t be enough
Yvette Cooper, the home secretary, says that new terror orders could be imposed on youngsters to restrict their online activity
The UK will close its Afghan refugee schemes, with a maximum nine-month stay in hotels
The Home Office is using victims’ stories of appalling treatment at the hands of people smugglers in a social media campaign to make would-be migrants reconsider
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