Mosque bombings and stabbing of elderly Muslim have been neglected, says Labour

Prime Minister urges internet giants to ‘blacklist’ search terms and pledges to step up fight against extreme material

Move over Andy Murray. You’re so Sunday afternoon. Yesterday MPs on all sides vied with each other to congratulate a new super-heroine. Rarely can a single plane journey have generated such euphoria among those left behind. It would not have been surprising if Theresa May had been carried shoulder high from the Commons chamber after her statement that Abu Qatada had finally left the country.

All police forces will on Monday be ordered to investigate whether undercover officers have abused their power following growing evidence of misconduct.

Home Secretary accused of trying to placate Tory party’s 'rabid' Eurosceptic backbenchers at the expense of fighting cross-border crime

Labour's dismissal of restorative justice jars with the party's core values

David Cameron has made a pitch to the Tory right after he raised the prospect of temporary withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights in an attempt to deport the extremist preacher Abu Qatada from Britain.

Changes to benefits and personal taxation mean the female population is hit hardest

The shadow Home Secretary also said foreign workers should not be allowed to claim child benefit for youngsters living abroad

A national 'blacklist' of officers struck off will be set up by the newly formed College of Policing

The Government faced further embarrassment after it emerged that a suspected British extremist on the run after eluding a multi-million pound MI5 and police surveillance operation is a serial breaker of anti-terror orders that had seen him previously jailed for 15 months.

‘Disgraceful’ PM accused of letting Chief Whip 'swing in the wind'

Lib Dem leader says proposals to give police powers to monitor internet use need major 'rethink'