Justice & Home Affairs

To mark this year’s annual Security & Policing conference, CSW interviews experts including the National Crime Agency’s Lynne Owens and the Joint Security and Resilience Centre’s Angela Essel, and takes an in-depth look at issues such as knife crime and the relationship between UK security firms and the Department for International Trade

Message sent to staff as fresh bullying claims emerge from Patel’s time at the Department for International Development

The UK government should look west for ideas on fostering security innovation from the tech sector, says Alexis Long

Serco Health director Abi Tierney will lead HM Passport Office and UK Visas and Immigration

Knife crime has hit a record high in England but it is hardly a new phenomenon. Jonathan Owen looks at what is driving current levels and how police and civil servants are responding in new ways

Former head of government Rough Sleepers Unit returns to Whitehall as PM announces new aid package

Lynne Owens, director general of the National Crime Agency, is one of the most important figures in UK law enforcement. She tells Richard Johnstone how her drive to help people at their most vulnerable took her to the top of her profession.

NAO says department ‘faces delivery and coordination challenges’ when it relies on others deliver public services

Professionals’ union Prospect wades into row over government’s failure to reduce contribution rates following valuations ‘pause’

High Court move will challenge government’s failure to reduce contributions following firefighters' ruling

Transparency data reveals “strategic consultancy” arrangement to help keep tower area secure

Department urged to introduce no-protest zones at clinics after turning down buffer zones proposal in 2018