In Parliament

The Home Office and OFSI are part of cross-Whitehall initiatives working to develop the UK’s autonomous sanctions regimes.

Based on the central data we hold, the Home Office has deployed 431 people to other government departments to support COVID-19 work.

Following a review of the policy of limiting data sharing via Prüm to the DNA profiles of convicted criminals and excluding data which re

The Home Office keeps the Computer Misuse Act (CMA) under regular re-view.

Abuse, threats or harassment against telecoms engineers are unacceptable and where abuse against engineers does take place, the police sh

The independent SOC review has been led by Sir Craig Mackey QPM, former deputy commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, with support from

The Government does not routinely comment on intelligence matters, including whether an organisation is or is not under consideration for

Employees in the Home Office are working together with other Departments in one multi-hub location in London, where the site is managed b

The Home Office will place in the Library a copy of the current pay ranges for civil servants in the department.

The government continues to encourage more people to go online, so they can access the guidance and services they need – as well as reduc