Matt Dathan is a Home Affairs Correspondent at The Times. He focuses on law and order, immigration, national security, and various societal issues, drawing on his extensive experience in covering UK politics since 2013. His work has been featured in The Australian, The Press, Waikato Times, The Post, and Media Industry Observer.
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The National Security Bill targets bedroom radicalisation as seen in the Southport attack and puts lone-wolf plots on a par with terrorism
Jewish worshippers leaving Westminster Synagogue on Saturday will be caught up in the Nakba Day rally after police refused to alter the route
Metropolitan Police will have a record 4,000 officers on the streets on Saturday as a Tommy Robinson-led march and a pro-Palestinian demonstration take place
David Lammy’s proposed reforms aim to prevent childhood offences leading to lives of crime and include trials of youth intervention courts
Supporters say the justice system should change in line with research on child development
Labour MPs will press the government to ditch its immigration reforms if official figures this week confirm the drop
UK Security Vetting flagged the peer’s associations with senior figures and recommended he not be appointed ambassador
An environmental group is seeking to prevent the building of a detention centre that forms a key part of the £660 million agreement between the UK and France
By: Geraldine Scott, Matt Dathan
Allies of the Labour leadership hopeful say he is committed to ending the use of private companies to source asylum accommodation
Pat McFadden, the work and pensions secretary, insists the government is not ‘putting off’ the long-awaited strategy despite continual postponements
