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The group was proscribed as a terror organisation in July, but hundreds of people, many of pension age, took to the streets ...
It was no ordinary break-in. On June 20, under the cover of darkness, two activists entered what should have been one of ...
Yvette Cooper made the visit to see how the force is enacting "Raneem's Law" - which brings independent domestic abuse experts into the call centres to help staff respond appropriately. The scheme has ...
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Sunderland Echo on MSNHere's why the Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is in our region todayThe Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is in the region today as part of the Government’s Safer Streets summer initiative.
On the first day the Labour government's new migrant deal was put into place, the shadow Home Secretary accused French boats ...
Defending the group's proscription under terror law, she said the organisation was "not a non-violent organisation".
It’s the mushroom doctrine of politics – keep the public in the dark and feed them sh*t. Cooper has form for this. Indeed a ...
The government has said supporters of a "terrorist organisation will feel the full force of the law" after a protest in ...
The "one-in, one-out" deal, which starts tomorrow, will see some of those arriving in the UK returned to France.
The home secretary's comments follow calls for details to be released of two men charged over an alleged rape.
The funding will pay for up to 300 more National Crime Agency officers and new technology and equipment to step up ...
The home secretary has promised a ‘major overhaul’ of the appeals process in order to bring down the asylum backlog – but how ...
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