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The boss of security giant G4S is to stand down - just months after he came under fire for his company's botched handling of its Olympics Games contra...
An Angolan man died after being restrained by G4S security guards as he was being deported, an inquest has heard. Jimmy Mubenga, 46, became ill on ...
Private prisons are more efficient and better at managing re-offending than public prisons, and jails should be put on the open market by the governme...
Some 2,300 sex offenders will be among the criminals whose supervision is outsourced to private contractors under Government reforms to probation, it ...
G4S - the security firm whose bungled attempts to provide enough people for the Olympic Games made headlines worldwide, is to take a bigger-than-expec...
Security giant G4S has lost its contract to run a prison and failed to win any further prison contracts it was bidding for, the Ministry of Justice ha...
The decision to hand over the court interpreting contract to Capita is simply yet another example of the bull-headed belief that subcontracting out services to private firms always leads to a sleeker, more efficient service.
These elections can bring new policing horizons and Labour should fight them keenly.
A pregnant woman in a wheelchair was tipped up and had her feet held by staff from the firm behind the Olympics security shambles as she was forcibly ...
Recent high profile news stories have thrust outsourcing into the public spotlight and under this brightness, our industry may seem pale and washed out. Despite this, it has to be understood that whenever private sector companies bid for public sector contracts, there is always a great amount of scrutiny through formal EU governed processes - after all, it is our money that is being spent and we want it spent in the best possible way.
Security company G4S was warned against arming a security guard who killed two of his colleagues in Iraq, a BBC investigation has claimed. Accordin...
Two G4S directors have resigned in the wake of an independent review into the company's botched Olympic Games contract. Chief operating officer Dav...
G4S, the private company at the centre of the Olympics security shambles, should be the first outfit on a Government blacklist of high-risk firms that...
A police authority has confirmed that it is pulling out of a privatisation scheme following the failure of security firm G4S to provide enough guards ...
G4S' failure to provide security for the Olympics games has lost the company in the region of £50 million. The security company is conducting an i...
The private firm at the centre of the Olympics security shambles is looking to hire former police officers as civilian investigators to work on sensit...
Defence secretary Philip Hammond has suggested the failure of security firm G4S to fulfil their contract to guard the London 2012 Olympics has made hi...
G4S is to donate £2.5 million to the Armed Forces as a "goodwill gesture" after 18,200 military personnel were drafted in for London 2012 following a...
The firm behind the Olympic Games security fiasco has reportedly extended its deal to protect the British embassy in Afghanistan's capital, Kabul. ...
There were more red faces at G4S after the UK-run security firm heavily criticised for its London 2012 preparations allowed three anti-nuclear protest...
Police checking security at Wembley Stadium for the Olympic Games have lost a set of keys. Officers searching the venue ahead of the start of event...
Troops, students and teachers could all be asked to fill gaps left in empty Olympic stadiums, Lord Coe has said. Members of the military are being ...
Three Olympic security guards have been arrested on suspicion of immigration offences just hours before they took up their duties. The trio, who we...
The London Olympics are nearly upon us, and while a lot of the focus is going to fall on how disorganised the whole affair will inevitably be, I'm shaken more by the opportunity it presents for a large scale terrorist attack.
An additional 1,200 troops are to be deployed at the Olympics amid continued concern about security staffing. Ministers took the decision this morn...
