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Fifteen foreign nationals, including a group of stowaways hidden in a load of toothpaste, were stopped from illegally entering the country in lorries bound for Castleford and Doncaster.

A Chinese restaurant in Ely has been caught employing 3 illegal workers, with 2 further illegal immigrants found hiding in the upstairs flat.

An immigration offender has been arrested during a UK Border Agency operation at an Aldeburgh restaurant.

Three immigration offenders have been found working illegally at Colchester station by UK Border Agency officers.

Two immigration offenders have been found working illegally at a Porthcawl takeaway following a raid by the UK Border Agency.

An illegal worker has been arrested at a restaurant in Hereford following a visit by our officers and is now waiting to be removed from the UK.

An immigration offender has been arrested at a restaurant in Nantwich, Cheshire, following a raid by the UK Border Agency.

Cigarettes hidden in a container of furniture have been seized by UK Border Agency officers at the Port of Felixstowe.

Eight immigration offenders were caught by our officers in an operation at the V Festival in Staffordshire.

Three people arrested in connection with a suspected sham marriage at a church in Tilbury have been remanded in custody.

Three people have been arrested following UK Border Agency raids on car wash firms and an off-license in Rotherham.

Unique partnership between the UK Border Agency and Peterborough City Council helps rough sleepers from outside the UK.

Don?t carry items through border control for other people says UK Border Agency after man dies consuming liquid cocaine disguised as rum.

A Birmingham man has been jailed for 10 years and six months for his part in an attempt to smuggle 20 kilos of cocaine into the UK from a cruise ship at Southampton.

The UK has signed an agreement with Kuwait that will see the two countries working closely together on international security.

Latest government figures show that more than 60,000 British travellers reported their passport lost or stolen abroad between April 2009 and March 2010.

Theresa May and Boris Johnson go to Croydon to see the work being done to tackle violent crime involving young people.

Two new wings have opened at the Harmondsworth Immigration Removal Centre, making it the largest of its kind in Europe.

Ten stowaways were found trying to smuggle themselves into the UK in a lorry load of tyres heading for Basildon, Essex.

In a webchat yesterday Nick Herbert talked about his commitment to police community support officers, scrapping the policing pledge and why big isn?t always beautiful.

James Brokenshire visited the Cornwall town to see improvements made since two young people died after falling from cliffs last year.

A scheme that helps keep children safe by allowing parents to ask police whether people with access to their family are sex offenders has been rolled-out nationally, the Home Secretary announced.

Security minister meets industry experts ? and aspiring young engineers ? at aviation exhibition.

Take part in a Number Ten webchat on Monday 2 August at 11.00 BST and ask your questions about policing reform.

Three men ? one of whom is a vicar - have today been found guilty of being behind a massive scam to organise hundreds of sham marriages in East Sussex.

In a speech today, the Home Secretary called for changes in how anti-social behaviour is tackled, including more local control and more freedom for police to decide how to deal with each case.

Have your say on how you think the Licensing Act should be overhauled to give local communities more power to tackle crime.

Judgment finds that failed asylum seekers should be allowed to work if they have waited longer than 12 months for a decision on their further submission.

New 'streamlining' rules will make the process of exchanging evidence in criminal cases more straightforward for countries in the European Union. There are a lot of myths about what this means to the UK. Find out the truth here.

Today we?ve launched a consultation paper which outlines new ways to change the face of policing over the next five years, and we?d like you to get involved and have your say.

Government aim to reduce use of animals in scientific research is reaffirmed by Lynne Featherstone on the day that statistics show a one per cent drop in procedures.

English language tests for partners will help people integrate into British society says immigration minister.

The department will appeal against a ruling which found that giving less than 72 hours notice before removing someone from the country is illegal.

Ten people have been arrested at a west London food firm for working illegally.

A new code of practice will regulate how mobile phone recycling companies check to see if the phones they buy are stolen.

Nick Herbert says the police must do everything possible to cut costs and use resources better.

Theresa May confirms that the panel has full government support to continue in its role overseeing publication of all publicly-held documents.

Border officers averted disaster after finding three men wrapped in plastic bin bags in a lorry heading for Workington in Cumbria.

Those caught in possession of Naphyrone ? often advertised as 'NRG1' ? face a maximum penalty of five years in prison alongside an unlimited fine.

Immigration minister makes written statement to Parliament on technology supplier.

Detention of children at the immigration removal centre to end but the facility will continue to house adults.

Two people have been arrested following a UK Border Agency raid on a restaurant in Liverpool.

The Home Office now has full responsibility for alcohol licensing and enforcement which ministers hope will lead to a more consistent approach on this priority issue.

Home Office minister responds to a report out today that shows 11 per cent of officers are visibly available to the public at any one time.

Home Office minister James Brokenshire has shown his support to the town devastated by the actions of Raoul Moat.

Crime prevention minister James Brokenshire said the internet has presented a 'new challenge' in the fight against drugs, but that work is already underway to tackle the problem.

From today, a temporary limit on the amount of people from outside Europe who can work in the UK comes into force.

Seven Indian stowaways have been stopped from sneaking into the country after UK Border Agency officers found them hiding aboard a lorry-load of steel.

Victims of abuse who have no access to public funds because of their immigration status will continue to get help, the Home Secretary confirmed.

As part of a 'day in the life' series by ITV news, Theresa May talks to Alastair Stewart about being Home Secretary at a time of spending cuts.

Theresa May says that the government wants to introduce legislation that will allow so-called legal highs to be banned temporarily giving scientists time to consider evidence.

Nick Herbert emphasises that police must share the burden of reducing the public deficit but reiterates the government's desire to protect the front line.

Crime statistics published today show total crimes in England and Wales dropped by 9 per cent in 2009-10 compared to the previous year.

We?re still looking for your ideas on what civil liberty laws to keep and which ones to throw away.

UK and France must work closely to secure borders and stop illegal immigration, says Damian Green.

An article by Home Secretary Theresa May, published today in the Pakistan-based publication The News/Daily Jang, explains the reasons for the counter-terrorism review announced this week, and what she hopes it will achieve.

A review focusing on which security powers could be scaled back in order to restore the balance of civil liberties has been announced by Theresa May.

The plan, published today, will make it easier for the public to hold the Home Office to account, as it sets out key future policies along with deadlines and 'milestones'.

Drug which can cause adverse effects on the heart and blood vessels will be controlled as a Class B drug, says crime prevention minister.

UK Border Agency accepts broad conclusions of Gatwick immigration removal centre inspection, but says improvements have already been made.