Faith Matters have today released their 2014/15 report on the state of anti-Muslim hatred in the UK 

As police deal with an unprecedented number of investigations, more needs to be done by all of us to protect children

Businesses and organisations that make improvements to their security arrangements under the Government’s  ‘Crowded Places’ Programme will be eligible to apply for a financial incentive from this autumn.  

Members of the police service are included in today's honours which recognise the achievements of a wide range of extraordinary people across the UK.

The Care Quality Commission has today published its final report into the safety and effectiveness of care provided to those experiencing a mental health crisis, "Right Here, Right Now".

Fifty kilos of heroin and more than £500,000 has been seized as officers from UK law enforcement agencies have been carrying out a week of heightened operational activity at various air, sea and rail ports as they continue to protect the public from the threat of terrorism and serious organised crime at these key locations across the country.

In the last twenty years, crime has undergone a change more significant and fundamental than we’ve ever experienced before. We’ve always adapted to changing trends in crime but with over 80 per cent of adults in the UK now regularly using the internet it is not just the types of crime that have changed; it’s the entire world in which we have to fight them.

The National Police Chiefs' Council has responded to a review by David Anderson QC - the Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation - into investigatory powers.

Following yesterday’s 0-0 draw in the Ireland v England friendly in Dublin, the police officer charged with overseeing the UK’s football policing response has thanked fans on both sides for contributing to an incident-free weekend in Ireland’s capital.

Data collected from police forces across England and Wales shows that there has been a reduction in the use of police custody as a place of safety for people detained under Section 136 of the Mental Health Act 1983.

The NPCC responds to the National Audit Office's report into the financial sustainability of police forces in England and Wales

Following the release of Dame Elish Angiolini's review into 'The Investigation and Prosecution of Rape in London', Assistant Commissioner Martin Hewitt considers how the findings can be applied to policing outside of the capital