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Immigration Minister Damian Green is to be grilled by MPs about chronic queues at Heathrow Airport amid concern that the issue is doing "huge damage" ...
Four casks of beer, a bottle of champagne and a floral arrangement are among 36 items which have been stolen from parliament since June 2011, it has b...
Arrangements for extradition between the US and the UK should be radically changed to restore public confidence, said a group of MPs. The Home Affa...
The internet is a "fertile breeding ground for terrorism" and plays a part in most, if not all, cases of violent radicalisation, MPs said today. In...
The war on drugs has failed and it is time to decriminalise and regulate narcotics, Richard Branson told MPs on Tuesday. Giving evidence to the hom...
Keith Vaz has hit the headlines on Thursday after describing the Home Office as "more Dad's Army than the A-Team". Following up on David Cameron ca...
A breakdown in communication and failure to supervise staff led to the UK's national security being put at risk when border controls were relaxed over...
The NHS should offer support to people addicted to the internet and video games, the chairman of the Commons Home Affairs Select Committee has said. ...
It's barely a dozen days since the shooting of Indian post-grad student Anuj Bidve on the streets of Salford and the accusations of blame have begun. ...
The father of Anuj Bidve, the Indian student who was gunned down in Salford on Boxing Day, has paid tribute to his murdered son after flying to Britai...
Hundreds of people have held a candle-lit vigil at the site where Indian student Anuj Bidve was shot dead on Boxing Day. One week on from the "horr...
MPs have criticised the police's handling of the riots in England in August, suggesting they should have mobilised more officers onto the streets soon...
Brodie Clark will no doubt be quite satisfied with his attempts to demolish the credibility of Theresa May during his appearance before the Home Affai...
Theresa May is coming under further pressure after Labour obtained figures indicating the scale of the relaxation of checks at the UK Border Agency ov...
Scotland Yard should not be asked to take on additional functions following the upheaval caused by the phone hacking scandal, MPs have said. In a ...
The cost of policing the UK riots currently stands at around £125 million, with the final figure expected to be much higher, according to figures rel...
The Home Office should scrap plans to award its top-performing senior staff bonuses worth £300,000, MPs have said. Keith Vaz, chairman of the Comm...
PRESS ASSOCIATION -- An IT firm has told MPs it was aware of nine occasions when News International asked for emails to be deleted over the past 15 mo...
Amy Winehouse’s father, Mitch, has met with MP Keith Vaz to discuss plans for a drug rehabilitation centre in his daughter’s name. Mitch Wineho...
News International "deliberately" tried to block the Metropolitan Police investigation into phone hacking at the News of the World, a parliamentary co...
"With hindsight" were the watchwords of the afternoon at the Home Affairs Select Committee, as they grilled the outgoing Metropolitan Police Commissio...
The prime minister’s chief of staff Ed Llewellyn was the Number 10 official who blocked David Cameron being briefed on "police protocol" surrounding...
Nearly one quarter of the Metropolitan Police’s press staff have worked for News International at some point, Sir Paul Stephenson, the outgoing comm...
The Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, John Yates, has been recalled to appear before the Home Affairs select committee on Tuesday ove...
When I ask someone to appear before the Home Affairs Committee there is always a degree of shadow boxing about their availability, times have to be checked and appointments moved. Not so with Sir Paul.
