Ex-homelessness tsar to lead review of Met Police standards and culture
12 Oct Justice & Home Affairs
Ex-homelessness tsar to lead review of Met Police standards and culture
Former DCLG and Home Office director general Louise Casey “will ask difficult questions” in probe prompted by Wayne Couzens outrage
National Crime Agency appoints interim director general
04 Oct Justice & Home Affairs
National Crime Agency appoints interim director general
Law enforcement body becomes latest public sector organisation to face succession gap
MoJ staff urged to boycott 2021 Civil Service People Survey
01 Oct Justice & Home Affairs
MoJ staff urged to boycott 2021 Civil Service People Survey
Union says shunning annual sentiment barometer will focus management on genuine staff-engagement “issues”
MoJ celebrates ‘hidden heroes’ of the justice system
29 Sep Justice & Home Affairs
MoJ celebrates ‘hidden heroes’ of the justice system
National day recognises work of those in UK prisons, immigration control centres, probation and youth justice services
Queues at airports after Border Force endures ‘systems failure’ of e-passport gates
28 Sep Justice & Home Affairs
Queues at airports after Border Force endures ‘systems failure’ of e-passport gates
Home Office claims problem was quickly fixed
MoJ convenes group to boost credentials of electronic signatures
23 Sep Justice & Home Affairs
MoJ convenes group to boost credentials of electronic signatures
Expert panel intends to implement standards and increase confidence in use of technology
Civil service ‘complacency’ contributed to Grenfell tragedy, inquiry told
16 Sep Justice & Home Affairs
Civil service ‘complacency’ contributed to Grenfell tragedy, inquiry told
Lawyer representing victims of 2017 fire says government has yet to acknowledge the regulatory failures that happened on its watch
'Justice is beyond price': sacked justice secretary tells PM to invest in legal system after 'years of underfunding'
16 Sep Justice & Home Affairs
'Justice is beyond price': sacked justice secretary tells PM to invest in legal system after 'years of underfunding'
"As a government we should always be prepared to invest in it," says Robert Buckland
Home Office comms director becomes first GCS chief exec
15 Sep Justice & Home Affairs
Home Office comms director becomes first GCS chief exec
Simon Baugh pledges reform “will deliver more joined-up communications, and provide value for taxpayers”
Home Office law enforcement data failures 'putting public safety at risk'
13 Sep Justice & Home Affairs
Home Office law enforcement data failures 'putting public safety at risk'
Fragile technology is limiting policing capability, warns NAO
Unions vote through MoJ reform deal to increase pay, but cut overtime rates
10 Sep Justice & Home Affairs
Unions vote through MoJ reform deal to increase pay, but cut overtime rates
Three-year offer will see wages rise by 9.9% on average in return for terms-and-conditions tweaks
Home Office to use 'dispiriting and unsuitable' Napier Barracks to house asylum seekers until 2025
09 Sep Justice & Home Affairs
Home Office to use 'dispiriting and unsuitable' Napier Barracks to house asylum seekers until 2025
Priti Patel says continued use of the disused army buildings is "vital"
Home Office warns settled EU citizens of benefit cut-off
09 Sep Justice & Home Affairs
Home Office warns settled EU citizens of benefit cut-off
Data-matching exercise using DWP and HMRC records leads to threats people could be stripped of rights and payments – even though they already hold settled status
Local leaders slam government’s Afghan resettlement scheme ‘shambles’
03 Sep Justice & Home Affairs
Local leaders slam government’s Afghan resettlement scheme ‘shambles’
Local authority leaders call for government to ensure there is sufficient support for Operation Warm Welcome
‘Never underestimate the importance of your diary manager’, ex-minister warns
25 Aug Justice & Home Affairs
‘Never underestimate the importance of your diary manager’, ex-minister warns
Nick Hurd says most junior member of private office team has key role in system geared up to “waste ministerial time”
Civil servants 'will feel guilt and responsibility forever' over death of five-year-old Afghan refugee
24 Aug Justice & Home Affairs
Civil servants 'will feel guilt and responsibility forever' over death of five-year-old Afghan refugee
"Misleading to suggest that the Home Office does not take our responsibilities towards children in our care seriously," DG says
Home Office urged to open evacuation route for LGBTQ+ Afghans
23 Aug Justice & Home Affairs
Home Office urged to open evacuation route for LGBTQ+ Afghans
"It is essential the government does what it can to help and protect LGBTQ+ Afghans like women and girls and religious minorities," MPs' group chair says
Home Office offers up to £130k for next HR chief
17 Aug Justice & Home Affairs
Home Office offers up to £130k for next HR chief
Chief people officer should provide "pragmatic, calm and collaborative leadership"
MoJ offers 9.9% three-year pay deal in return for overtime cuts and standard hours
12 Aug Justice & Home Affairs
MoJ offers 9.9% three-year pay deal in return for overtime cuts and standard hours
The proposed pay rise comes as part of an overhaul of terms and conditions
Hiring drive gets under way to support Home Office transformation
06 Aug Justice & Home Affairs
Hiring drive gets under way to support Home Office transformation
10 jobs open up as department calls in headhunters
Man pleads guilty to assaulting chief medical officer
03 Aug Justice & Home Affairs
Man pleads guilty to assaulting chief medical officer
Estate agent handed suspended sentence for putting Chris Whitty in “loose headlock” for park “selfie”
Immigration watchdog sets out inspection plan as report calls barracks asylum housing 'dispiriting' and 'dirty'
28 Jul Justice & Home Affairs
Immigration watchdog sets out inspection plan as report calls barracks asylum housing 'dispiriting' and 'dirty'
Latest inspection report says Home Office was "too hands-off" in managing Napier and Penally accommodation
Home Office ‘failing Windrush generation all over again’
27 Jul Justice & Home Affairs
Home Office ‘failing Windrush generation all over again’
MPs say compensation scheme for victims of 'hostile environment' policy is beset with fundamental problems
Home Office 'has always been forthcoming', Patel tells MPs frustrated over Napier Barracks inquiry
21 Jul Justice & Home Affairs
Home Office 'has always been forthcoming', Patel tells MPs frustrated over Napier Barracks inquiry
MPs say they have been "fobbed off numerous times" after asking to visit asylum seeker accommodation