Minister visits Jordan over Qatada

icWales 08-FEB-12

Chris Huhne and ex-wife to face court showdown

telegraph 03-FEB-12

Police payments to be cut but 'grab-a-grand' stays

telegraph 30-JAN-12

Extradition of alleged bin Laden aide blocked

aljazeera 17-JAN-12

Peterlee shooting: First picture of gunman who shot dead three women in New Year's Day massacre as it emerges police confiscated guns three years ago... and then they were handed back

dailymail 03-JAN-12

David Cameron 'expanding nanny state' with plans to outlaw cheap alcohol

telegraph 28-DEC-11

UK & World News: Lib Dem MP's former lover accused of being Russian spy has won right to stay in UK

sundaymail 29-NOV-11

Prominent writer, actor, Rauf Khalid dies in road accident

app 25-NOV-11

Italy PM sets out plan for crisis

bbc 17-NOV-11

These border tensions mask a greater scandal

telegraph 15-NOV-11

Tory MP Patrick Mercer calls David Cameron 'worst British politician since Gladstone'

dailymail 13-NOV-11

Fifty arrests made near Cenotaph

bbc 11-NOV-11

May rejects Labour border attacks

bbc 09-NOV-11

May 'won't resign' in border row

bbc 08-NOV-11

David Cameron backs Theresa May over border checks controversy

telegraph 07-NOV-11

Philip Gould: architect of New Labour and close aide to Tony Blair

telegraph 07-NOV-11

Passport officials were told 'stop checking'

thesun 05-NOV-11

War on gangs

thesun 01-NOV-11

Turkey quake death toll rises to 523

RTERadio 27-OCT-11

Soft Ken Clarke in knives jail U-turn

thesun 27-OCT-11

Liam Fox faces fresh probe into Werritty links

thesun 19-OCT-11

David Cameron makes keynote speech

thesun 05-OCT-11

Cat fight

thesun 05-OCT-11

May wants Human Rights Act axed

bbc 02-OCT-11

Tories go back to yesterday for their plans

guardian 02-OCT-11

Barred Palestinian leader wins compensation

aljazeera 30-SEP-11

Police investigation as Theresa May diary mislaid

independent 29-SEP-11

Former Met Commissioner to advise Miliband

independent 28-SEP-11

Home Secretary approves Dewani extradition

thesun 28-SEP-11

'Miracle' pastor to be extradited

bbc 21-SEP-11

Top 50 most influential Liberal Democrats 2011: 1-25

telegraph 19-SEP-11

Crime minister Browning resigns

bbc 16-SEP-11

Mourners gather for funeral of London man whose death sparked riots

cnn 09-SEP-11

Scuffles With Police At Far-Right Protest

skynews 03-SEP-11

Govt 'not seeking powers' to shut down social media networks

channel4news 25-AUG-11

UK riots: Scotland Yard has now charged more than 1,000 suspects over rioting

telegraph 17-AUG-11

Some riot sentences 'too harsh' 12:18 Campaigners say rush to send out message in wake of British riots leading to bad senten

irishtimes 17-AUG-11

Orde applies to be new Met chief

belfasttelegraph 17-AUG-11

British police charge teen in retiree's death during riots

CBC 16-AUG-11

The police deserve better leadership

telegraph 16-AUG-11

Nick Clegg promises pay-back for UK rioters: 'Say sorry to victims and clean up'

dailymail 16-AUG-11

After riots, Britain's Cameron vows to fight 'moral collapse'

latimes 15-AUG-11

2 face murder charges in British riots

cnn 14-AUG-11

US gang expert to advise riot-hit UK

aljazeera 13-AUG-11

Rights groups uneasy over Cameron's riot crackdown

washtimes 13-AUG-11

Cameron: Violence will not be accepted

aljazeera 12-AUG-11

British parliament to debate rioting, looting

RTERadio 11-AUG-11

Judge allows SA honeymoon extradition

bbc 11-AUG-11

A 4th night of riots in Britain

latimes 10-AUG-11

Honeymoon murder: Shrien Dewani awaits extradition ruling

telegraph 10-AUG-11

Cameron vows action to halt London riots

aljazeera 09-AUG-11

Police 'plan to cut 34,000 jobs'

bbc 21-JUL-11

British hacking probe extends beyond Murdoch papers

montrealgazette 21-JUL-11

Cameron pressured over BSkyB bid

belfasttelegraph 21-JUL-11

Murdoch denies responsibility for hacking

aljazeera 19-JUL-11

Phone hacking: Failures of colleagues that brought down Yates of the Yard

telegraph 19-JUL-11

Brooks to face phone hacking questions

aljazeera 18-JUL-11

David Cameron cuts Africa trip short over phone-hacking crisis

guardian 18-JUL-11

Former Murdoch tabloid editor arrested in hacking probe

cnn 17-JUL-11

Phone hacking: Sir Paul Stephenson has 'serious questions to answer', says Nick Clegg

telegraph 17-JUL-11

Yemeni protesters announce shadow government

usaToday 16-JUL-11

Murdoch to apologize; Brooks quits

cnn 15-JUL-11

Domestic abuse cases increase by 35% in one year

dailymail 14-JUL-11

Arrested former News of the World exec was employed by Met Police

telegraph 14-JUL-11

Rupert Murdoch in meltdown: BSkyB deal shelved...but will he sell ALL his papers?

dailymail 12-JUL-11

UK Terror Threat Level Downgraded

skynews 11-JUL-11

Police reforms 'threaten safety'

bbc 04-JUL-11

Extradition rules overhaul urged

bbc 22-JUN-11

Cuts in foreign students scaled back

telegraph 13-JUN-11

New anti-extremism strategy due

bbc 07-JUN-11

Immigration: Theresa May pledges to stop exodus from Arab Spring coming to UK

telegraph 06-JUN-11

Review order for MI5 at 7/7 inquest

independent 06-MAY-11

AV referendum: Chris Huhne confronts David Cameron and George Osborne in Cabinet over No leaflets

telegraph 03-MAY-11

Osama bin Laden killed by US troops in Pakistan

channel4news 02-MAY-11

AV referendum: Labour's big beasts ignore Ed Miliband to condemn AV

dailymail 02-MAY-11

Royal wedding video: protesters arrested

telegraph 29-APR-11

Binge shame of UK teen girls

dailymail 22-APR-11

AV referendum: election bill will triple under AV, say Conservatives

telegraph 16-APR-11

Cameron attacks Labour's mass immigration open-door policy: It's divided our society

dailymail 14-APR-11

Pakistan vital country in region: Hungary

app 01-APR-11

Mac on...Chancellor George Osborne's UK Budget 2011

dailymail 23-MAR-11

Foreign investors offered fast track to settle in Britain

telegraph 16-MAR-11

Police to slash 28,000 jobs, leaked memo reveals

dailymail 08-MAR-11

Archbishop of Canterbury condemns Pakistan's leaders over Shahbaz Bhatti murder

dailymail 07-MAR-11

May Urged Not To Limit Foreign Student Visas

skynews 06-MAR-11

Cuts to police pay 'unavoidable'

bbc 02-MAR-11

BA worker found guilty of plotting to blow up plane

examiner 01-MAR-11

Fewer 'face child worker checks'

bbc 11-FEB-11

Fury as Labour ¿smears¿ David Cameron after he attacks multiculturalism

dailymail 05-FEB-11

Analysis: Public finances: Eyes on one’s prize

ft 03-FEB-11

Human rights makes UK a 'safe haven' for suspected terrorists, warns terror law boss

dailymail 03-FEB-11

Actress To Present Knife Crime Report

skynews 02-FEB-11

[said:]: It simply isn’t acceptable that after guarantees from the Jordanians about his treatment, after the British courts have found that he is dangerous, we still cannot deport dangerous foreign nationals.

themirror 08-FEB-12

[-said that]: The right place for a terrorist is a prison cell. The right place for a foreign terrorist is a foreign prison cell far away from Britain.

egovmonitor 08-FEB-12

[said:]: Sadly, what we see are too many examples of this terrible crime continuing to take place. I think most people would be shocked to know how many young girls within the United Kingdom are subjected to female genital mutilation. 'We need to redouble our efforts to make sure we educate young girls about the prospects of being taken abroad or having this done to them, but also ensure that we educate others not to do this terrible act.

mailonsunday 07-FEB-12

[said:]: If any of these conditions are breached, he will be rearrested and we will seek his immediate redetention.

ananova 07-FEB-12

[-said]: I have absolutely no doubt that Thames Valley police failed Rana. They should have taken the issue of the cutting of the brake pipes more seriously. Sadly, Rana's family having had to face the tragedy of her brutal murder, are left with the feeling that had Thames Valley police acted differently, she might be alive today,

guardian 07-FEB-12

[-told]: That report passed from inbox to inbox and from officer to officer for 10 whole days. On Saturday 2 August 2003, Stephen Griffiths stabbed and brutally murdered Rana Faruqui,

guardian 07-FEB-12

[-said]: It must bring its own contribution to the fight against serious, organised and complex crime - that means having its own intelligence gathering and investigative capacity; sophisticated technical skills; and a presence internationally, at the border and in cyber space,

register 31-JAN-12

[ said]: The police are working against cybercriminals, with a dedicated police operation against those who would seek to illegally profit from the Games,

guardian 31-JAN-12

[-said]: I know that some police officers will be disappointed by this outcome,

guardian 30-JAN-12

[said:]: As well as growing, the threat from organised crime is also changing.

belfasttelegraph 30-JAN-12

[added:]: Policing will remain a well-paid job. And the fact remains that, if we hadn't taken this tough decision, we would have had to cut police budgets more deeply and there would have had to be more police job cuts.

bbc 30-JAN-12

[said:]: Armed with the information from those crime maps, people can attend their local neighbourhood beat meeting and hold their local police to account for their performance.

telegraph 30-JAN-12

[said:]: Most importantly, forces have been able to identify high-risk individuals often people experiencing the most horrendous abuse - who might otherwise have slipped through the net.

24dash 30-JAN-12

[-told]: We have seen in recent months encampments taking place around London and elsewhere,

dailytimesPK 26-JAN-12

[-told]: We're not going to tolerate intrusions by organised criminals into the Olympic Games,

ibtimes 25-JAN-12

[-told]: We have clarified and strengthened our policy on encampment-style protests inside Olympic venues,

bloomberg 25-JAN-12

[-said]: Police are sending a very clear message that we're not going to tolerate intrusions by organised criminals into the Olympic Games,

mg 25-JAN-12

[-said]: Police are sending a very clear message that we're not going to tolerate intrusions by organized criminals into the Olympic Games,

AP 25-JAN-12

[ said]: I have explained this new policy to the London Organising Committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Games [Locog], as the event hosts for the Olympics,

guardian 25-JAN-12

[-said]: This is not the end of the road,

AP 18-JAN-12

[said:]: I am disappointed that the court has made this ruling. Qatada, also known as Omar Othman, featured in hate sermons found on videos in the flat of one of the 9/11 bombers. Law Lords ruled almost three years ago that he could be sent back to Jordan, but he appealed to the court in Strasbourg, claiming he would be tortured if sent home. Today, the court ruled there would be a breach of his right to a fair trial

sundaymail 18-JAN-12

[said:]: I am disappointed that the court has made this ruling.

themirror 17-JAN-12

[said:]: I am disappointed that the court has made this ruling. This is not the end of the road, and we will now consider all the legal options available to us. 'In the meantime, Qatada will remain in detention in the UK. It is important to note that this ruling does not prevent us seeking to deport other foreign nationals.

dailymail 17-JAN-12

[-said]: I am disappointed that the court has made this ruling,

msnbc 17-JAN-12

[said:]: I am disappointed that the court has made this ruling. This is not the end of the road, and we will now consider all the legal options available to us. In the meantime, Qatada will remain in detention in the UK. It is important to note that this ruling does not prevent us seeking to deport other foreign nationals.

express 17-JAN-12

[said:]: I am disappointed that the court has made this ruling. This is not the end of the road, and we will now consider all the legal options available to us. In the meantime, Qatada will remain in detention in the UK.

bbc 17-JAN-12

[ says]: Our review found some excellent police work to identify and manage the highest-risk gang members through a combination of targeted surveillance, enforcement and arrest for every offence, however minor, and positive offers of training, employment and drugs treatment for those who want a different life,

rt 04-JAN-12

[said:]: I strongly believe that stop and search should be used proportionately, without prejudice, and with the support of local communities … and I have asked the Association of Chief Police Officers to look at best practice on stop and search.

guardian 22-DEC-11

[said:]: It has been a period of big change for the Metropolitan Police, but this decision completes a very strong team at the head of the country's biggest force.

bbc 20-DEC-11

[ claims]: unruly mob

guardian 18-DEC-11

[said:]: On average each rioter charged had committed 11 previous offences. In other words, they were career criminals. Naturally, they don't like the police and I'm glad they feel upset by them. One rioter interviewed by the academics said the police are always

guardian 18-DEC-11

[said:]: The Government is transforming policing for the modern age with the most radical programme of change for more than 50 years.

independent 15-DEC-11

[said:]: What the LSE/Guardian report tells me more than anything is that the rioters still have not accepted responsibility for their actions. 'They’re still blaming others - the police, the Government, ‘society’. They’re still making excuses. 'But I don’t accept their excuses because it was their choice to riot and their crimes had consequences. 'So let’s not just accept their excuses and their explanations.

dailymail 14-DEC-11

[said:]: all the riots really came down to was money.

dailymail 14-DEC-11

[said last night:]: There's no suggestion of a U-turn. We will have tougher, more streamlined measures for police and other authorities to use.

telegraph 10-DEC-11

[said:]: The Detective Awards honour the sort of single-minded crime fighters that make this country’s police service the envy of the world.

telegraph 03-DEC-11

[-said]: I want to take this opportunity to reaffirm the UK’s commitment to your fight against extremism. Just as our histories are woven together so too will be our future,

tribune 25-NOV-11

[-has accused]: This is not a quick fast move to shorten the queues. This is something that is invoked normally with discussion between the airport operator and my senior person at Heathrow.

telegraph 16-NOV-11

[said:]: Mentoring is an effective way of helping businesses progress. It is about providing guidance, encouragement and exploring new ideas.

egovmonitor 16-NOV-11

[-said]: The organization was proscribed in 2006 for glorifying terrorism and we are clear it should not be able to continue these activities by simply changing its name,

jpost 11-NOV-11

[said:]: The organisation was proscribed in 2006 for glorifying terrorism and it should not be able to continue by changing its name.

thesun 11-NOV-11

[said:]: I am satisfied Muslims Against Crusades is simply another name for an organisation already proscribed under a number of names including Al Ghurabaa, The Saved Sect, Al-Muhajiroun and Islam4UK. The organisation was proscribed in 2006 for glorifying terrorism and we are clear it should not be able to continue these activities by simply changing its name.

guardian 10-NOV-11

[said:]: I have today laid an order which will proscribe Muslims Against Crusades from midnight tonight.

independent 10-NOV-11

[-said]: The pilot that I authorised did not in any way put border security at risk,

arabtimes 09-NOV-11

[-said]: to make sure that border force officials can never take such risks with border security again,

kuna 09-NOV-11

[-said]: But clearly this is not acceptable. It is not acceptable that it went on for so long.

AP 09-NOV-11

[-said]: Did any other minister give their consent or, by indication that they needed to clear the backlog at Heathrow, indicate that any measures should be taken in order to free up the resources to be able to do that?

guardian 09-NOV-11

[said:]: No. I am setting out very clearly the pilot that was given consent by myself and the immigration minister.

guardian 09-NOV-11

[-said]: to make sure that border force officials can never take such risks with border security again

ananova 08-NOV-11

[ said]: Brodie Clark must take full responsibility for his actions,

register 08-NOV-11

[ said]: I was not aware that the extension had taken place,

register 08-NOV-11

[-said]: the good pilot was stopped?

register 08-NOV-11

[-told]: authorised the wider relaxation of border controls without ministerial sanction

register 08-NOV-11

[-told]: I am very happy to stand here and take responsibility for the decisions I have taken,

register 08-NOV-11

[-said]: how the chain of command in border force operates and whether the system needs to be changed in future

kuna 08-NOV-11

[-said]: Resign!

guardian 08-NOV-11

[-told]: As a result of these unauthorised actions, we will never know how many people entered the country who should have been prevented from doing so after being flagged by the warnings index,

smh 07-NOV-11

[-said]: Our task now is to make sure that those responsible are punished and to make sure that border force officials can never take such risks with border security again,

smh 07-NOV-11

[-said that]: This is her watch, her decision and her government's mistake.

register 07-NOV-11

[-said]: were abandoned on a regular basis, without ministerial approval

kuna 07-NOV-11

[-said]: travelling with their parents or as part of a school group, would be checked against the warnings index - designed to detect terrorists and serious criminals - when assessed by a border force official to be a credible risk

icWales 07-NOV-11

[-added]: The fact that so many young people, who are not involved in gangs, were still willing to carry out such serious acts of criminality merely reinforces the urgent need for action,

arabtimes 05-NOV-11

[said:]: Personally, yes, I would like to see them go.

bbc 04-NOV-11

[said:]: Our first duty is to bring violence under control by providing the police and other agencies with the support and powers they need to protect communities affected by serious youth violence. There can never be an excuse for criminality and it must be dealt with swiftly and robustly.

24dash 02-NOV-11

[added:]: For too long communities have lived in fear of gangs.

cyprus 02-NOV-11

[-added]: They will offer intensive support to gang-affected areas to help them understand their problem and develop their own solutions, which could include rolling out schemes to re-house gang members who want to exit the gang lifestyle.

cyprus 02-NOV-11

[said this:]: pace of change

mailonsunday 01-NOV-11

[-said]: Those who aren't prepared to break away from violence will face tougher and harsher punishments,

telegraph 01-NOV-11

[-said]: For too long communities have lived in fear of gangs,

ABCnews 01-NOV-11

[said:]: More often they would be the victims. They would be the partners of gang members. They would find themselves being abused and sometimes being used as weapons, raping a rival gang leader's girlfriend to get back at that gang.

bbc 01-NOV-11

[added:]: It might mean working with toddlers. It's at that age you sometimes identify a troubled youngster.

skynews 01-NOV-11

[-told]: We need to change the life stories of young people currently ending up dead or wounded on our streets or locked in a cycle of re-offending,

ABCnews 01-NOV-11

[said:]: The United Kingdom stands ready to help those affected.

thesun 28-OCT-11

[-said]: virulent anti-Semitism.

yediotaharonot 27-OCT-11

[said:]: The United Kingdom stands ready to help those affected by the recent earthquake. We are dispatching a plane-load of more than 1,000 tents for 5,500 people who are without shelter following a request from the Turkish government.

reliefWeb 27-OCT-11

[said:]: This scheme would be based on recognised and consistent processes that could enable new partners of previously violent suspects to know more about their partner's history of abuse.

express 25-OCT-11

[-said]: Domestic violence is a particularly dreadful form of abuse, and I want us to constantly look at new ways of protecting victims and preventing tragic incidents from happening,

guardian 25-OCT-11

[said:]: I’m pleased with this verdict which has brought a dangerous man seeking to obtain weapons and mount attacks in Northern Ireland and Great Britain to justice.

telegraph 21-OCT-11

[said:]: I can today announce that we will change the immigration rules to ensure that the misinterpretation of article eight of the ECHR [European Convention on Human Rights] the right to a family life no longer prevents the deportation of people who shouldn’t be here. The right to a family life is not an absolute right, and it must not be used to drive a coach and horses through our immigration system. Our opponents will say it can’t be done, that they will fight us every step of the way. But they said that ab

ruvr 05-OCT-11

[said:]: We all know the stories about the Human Rights Act. The violent drug dealer who can't be sent home because his daughter, for whom he pays no maintenance, lives here. The robber who can't be removed because he has a girlfriend.

sundaymail 05-OCT-11

[said:]: It was brilliant, really grasping the spirit of Great Britain and full of leadership.

independent 05-OCT-11

[ said]: We all know the stories about the Human Rights Act: the violent drug dealer who cannot be sent home because his daughter, for whom he pays no maintenance, lives here; the robber who cannot be removed because he has a girlfriend; the illegal immigrant who cannot be deported because, and I am not making this up, he had a pet cat,

independent 04-OCT-11

[ said]: The right to a family life is not an absolute right and it must not be used to drive a coach and horses through our immigration system,

independent 04-OCT-11

[said:]: I can today announce that I will change immigration rules so the right to a family life no longer prevents the deportation of people who should not be here...

channel4news 04-OCT-11

[said:]: Under Labour, temporary immigration led to an automatic right to settle here. So we're breaking that link, making sure that immigrants who come here to work go home at the end of their visa

deccanherald 04-OCT-11

[said:]: We all know the stories about the Human Rights Act. The violent drug dealer who cannot be sent home because his daughter for whom he pays no maintenance lives here. The robber who cannot be removed because he has a girlfriend. The illegal immigrant who cannot be deported because and I am not making this up he had pet a cat

deccanherald 04-OCT-11

[-said]: greed and criminality, fueled by a culture of irresponsibility and entitlement.

reuters 04-OCT-11

[says:]: We’re not standing still on this issue, we are actually looking at what can be done.

telegraph 02-OCT-11

[says today:]: I see it, here in the Home Office, particularly, the sort of problems we have in being unable to deport people who perhaps are terrorist suspects. Obviously we’ve seen it with some foreign criminals who are in the UK.

telegraph 02-OCT-11

[said:]: I'd personally like to see the Human Rights Act go because I think we have had some problems with it.

independent 02-OCT-11

[-warns]: still planning operations in Britain

telegraph 20-SEP-11

[said:]: I think it is right that we have taken a slightly different stance over the last 18 months as a new Government in looking at this because we believe that this issue of words that are said - what people actually say and how they are able to encourage others through the words that they say - is an important issue for us to address.

independent 20-SEP-11

[said:]: I want to thank Baroness Browning for her contribution to Government. In her time at the Home Office she has taken forward work to help prevent crime and reduce anti-social behaviour in our communities and has played a vital role in taking our plans to reform policing and give greater accountability to the public through the Lords.

independent 16-SEP-11

[said:]: I am delighted that some of the UK’s most recognised and successful firms have volunteered to publish data on gender equality. Business should be congratulated for making this positive step towards greater transparency, which will help close the gender pay gap.

egovmonitor 15-SEP-11

[said:]: I am concerned about the operation of a piece of legislation which means the rights of the individual are not, I think, always properly balanced with the rights of society more generally be it the rights of a victim’s family where a criminal offence has taken place or the rights of society in terms of our security.

telegraph 15-SEP-11

[said:]: I am delighted that some of the UK´s most recognised and successful firms have volunteered to publish data on gender equality. Business should be congratulated for making this positive step towards greater transparency, which will help close the gender pay gap.

7thspace 14-SEP-11

Yvette Cooper [said:]: The Home Secretary (Theresa May) needs to explain urgently why the number of foreign national criminals deported has dropped so much and why so many more foreign criminals have suddenly been left in the community instead.

ibtimes 19-DEC-11

Chris Bryant [said:]: Theresa May needs to urgently publish the data we know exists and come clean about the scale of the problem so we can learn lessons.

thesun 14-NOV-11

Chris Bryant [said:]: Theresa May can huff and puff but if decisions were hers, she has to stand up and face the music.

thesun 08-NOV-11

Cooper [ said]: Behind all the rhetoric, the reality is that Theresa May is making it harder not easier to tackle gangs and cut crime . The loss of 16,000 police officers and cuts to community safety funding in some areas by 90% will undermine work to deal with gangs and violence in communities across the country,

guardian 01-NOV-11

Douglas McWilliams [ says]: sell in May and go away

bbc 25-AUG-11

David Cameron [-said yesterday that]: Theresa May has put chief constables up and down the country in an impossible position.

24dash 21-JUL-11

Hilary Benn [said:]: It has taken Home Office Ministers far too long - six weeks - to respond to the court judgment which was originally given on May 19, and the result has been a complete mess with doubt about the enforcement of bail conditions - for example in domestic violence cases.

independent 07-JUL-11

Izzadeen [ said]: I am quite sure Theresa May will not come off any better than John Reid. And if she thinks I am joking she is wrong,

irishsun 12-JUN-11