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Martyn's Law: Scope, Support and What's Next
Laura Gibb, the SIA's Executive Director for Martyn's Law, Updates on the Help the SIA Will Be Offering, and Some of Our Preparations on Notifications
UK and Belgium Strike Deal to Target Small Boat Gangs
UK and Belgian Police to Share Intelligence Autonomously and in Real Time, Enabling Faster Action Against Organised Criminal Gangs, Including People Smugglers
Glasgow Directors Banned After Importing More Than 350,000 Vapes Disguised as Medical Equipment in £15 Million Tax Evasion Scheme
Both Directors Disqualified as Company Directors Until 2035
Stronger Protections and Greater Confidence for Renters
All Landlords Must Sign up to New, Simple ‘Register Your Rental Property’ Service as It Rolls Out Across the Country
Small For-Profit Landlord Fails to Meet Regulatory Standards
The Regulator of Social Housing Has Published Regulatory Judgements for Keystage Cic, Look Ahead Care and Support Limited and Melton Borough Council Today
Regulator Concludes Investigation into 4 Charities as Class Inquiry Continues
The Charity Commission Has Removed Four Charities from an Ongoing Statutory Class Inquiry into 105 Charities
Appointment of President of the UK Supreme Court
His Majesty the King Has Approved the Appointment of Lord Briggs of Westbourne as the Next President of the Supreme Court
Two More Men Arrested for Illegal Waste Dumping at Kidlington Site
Further Arrests Made as Part of Environment Agency Investigation, Supported by Surrey Police and the South East Regional Organised Crime Unit
Devon Taxi Driver WHO Bought Turkish Flat and Pizza Oven Using Fraudulent COVID-19 Loans Ordered to Repay More Than £60,000
Confiscation Order for Convicted Fraudster
Counterfeit Toy Investigations Reported by Trading Standards Rise
IPO Report Sets Out Findings from Local Authorities on Counterfeit Goods and Wider Ip Crime Threat
Illegal Waste Site at Former Yorkshire Quarry Shut Down
The Environment Agency Has Blocked Access to a Former Quarry in West Yorkshire Where Waste Has Been Dumped Illegally
Ruth Evans Appointed as Chair of the Gambling Commission
The Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport Has Appointed Ruth Evans as Chair of the Gambling Commission for a Term of 5 Years Starting on 30 September 2026
PM Call with the Amir of Qatar
The Prime Minister Spoke to the Amir of Qatar, His Highness Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, This Morning
Oral Statement to Parliament: South Coast Protests
Minister for Policing and Crime Statement on Public Order Following the Protest Activity Seen on the South Coast
Speech: Chancellor John Healey's Growth Speech 2026
Chancellor John Healey Delivered His Growth Speech on 7 September 2026
Crackdown on Illegal Number Plates with New Government Funded Roads Policing Team
New Roads Policing Centre Helping to Track Down Offenders Faster and Disrupt Organised Crime Groups That Rely on England's Road Network
New Law to Ban Depraved Child-Like Sexual Abuse Dolls
New Law Will Create a Specific Offence for Making, Selling or Owning Child-Like Sexual Abuse Dolls, with Jail Terms of up to 5 Years
Regulator Critical of Former Trustees at Coventry City of Culture Trust
The Charity Commission Has Concluded Its Case into Coventry City of Culture Trust
Builder Pays £201,500 to Charities After Silting Watercourses
The Environment Agency Has Secured a Six-Figure Sum for Environmental Causes from a National House Builder After Silt Was Jetted into Watercourses
Prison for Directors Behind £70 Million Investment Fraud
Former Directors Sentenced for Defrauding 3,000 People
‘Working Alongside Europe Is the Key to Driving a Stronger Britain’- Burnham
The Prime Minister Will Host President Macron in Downing Street Today (Thursday 3 September) to Discuss Shared Challenges Facing Both Countries
Millions to Be Invested in Next Generation of Legal Talent
Britain’s Brightest Aspiring Lawyers Are to Benefit from an Ambitious New Scheme Designed to Help Train the Next Generation of Criminal Barristers
ENRC Litigation Concluded
A Confidential Out of Court Settlement Has Been Reached in a Long-Running Civil Case
Prime Minister Andy Burnham's Statement in Response to the German Attribution
Prime Minister Andy Burnham's Statement in Response to the German Attribution
Rogue Waste Gangs Exposed as Heat Maps Reveal England's Illegal Dumping Hotspots
New Environment Agency Heat Maps Show Where Suspected Waste Crime Is Being Reported, Helping Identify Hotspots and Target Enforcement Activity
Government Steps in to Protect Families from Cowboy Builders and Aggressive Bailiffs
New Measures to Clampdown on Cowboy Builders and Rogue Bailiffs to Help Ease Cost of Living
Ketamine Seizures Reach 15 Year High
Border Force Seized a Record 1,298kg of Ketamine in the First Three Months of 2026, the Highest Quarterly Total for 15 Years
Scam Whisky Investment Firm Shut Down After Customers Left Thousands of Pounds Out of Pocket
Company Wound up Following Insolvency Service Investigations
New Counter-Terror Hub Launched to Protect British Communities
UK to Lead New International Countering Violent Extremism Hub Based in the UK
NFCU Operation Leads to Arrest over Suspected £500,000 of Counterfeit Wine
Food Standards Agency (Fsa) and National Food Crime Unit (NFCU) Officers Attended an Address in Essex on Thursday 20 August, Supported by the Metropolitan Police Service WHO Arrested One Suspect
Derby Builder Wrecked Victims’ Homes Is Sentenced for Fraudulent Trading
Fraudster Exploited Victims During Two-Year Period
France Prevents 185 Boats and 4,300 Migrants Reaching UK Shores
French Police Units Prevented 185 Small Boat Crossing Events in the First 3 Months of a New UK-France Deal
Megan Lee-Devlin Appointed Chief Executive of HMCTS
HM Courts and Tribunals Service Is Responsible for the Administration of Criminal, Civil and Family Courts in England and Wales, as Well as the Reserved Unified Tribunals Across the United Kingdom
Charities Face Increasingly Complex Attacks, Warns Regulator
Charity Commission Points to Structural Vulnerabilities in the Regulation of Some Charity Services
Record Investment to Protect Jewish Communities
Over a quarter of a billion-pound investment to increase policing in Jewish communities after a spate of violent attacks
World’s Ocean to be Better Protected as UK Ratifies Landmark Treaty
UK ratifies the Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction Agreement
Housing Company Fined £300,000 for Sewage Pollution
Housing company Taylor Wimpey UK Ltd has been sentenced for polluting a North East stream following an Environment Agency investigation
Joint Statement on the Tenth Anniversary of the Philippines-China South China Sea Arbitral Tribunal Award
The UK has signed a joint statement marking the tenth anniversary of the Arbitral Tribunal Award on the South China Sea
Ministers Launch Crackdown on Vapes Targeting Kids
Ministers have launched a crackdown on vapes marketed at kids with a shift to plain white packaging
Martyn's Law: A Collective Effort
Laura Gibb, the SIA's Executive Director for Martyn's Law, updates on progress
Speech: Deputy Prime Minister Address to the World Gold Council
The Deputy Prime Minister's address to the World Gold Council and London Bullion Market Association Summit
Solicitor General Refers Vickrum Digwa to Court of Appeal
The Solicitor General Ellie Reeves KC has referred the sentence of Vickrum Digwa, convicted of the murder of Henry Nowak, to the Court of Appeal under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme