A new agreement on the transfer of EU air passengers’ personal data to the Australian Customs Service has been approved by the European Parliament.
A £1bn upgrade of the British army's Warrior armoured vehicles has been announced by the government.
9,562 stop and searches were carried out in 2010/11, a 91 per decrease from the year before
Smarter scanning technology and automated processes will speed up travel through the security area
Drinks in containers over 100ml not allowed into the Olympic venues
Checks will pre-screen individuals who volunteer information about themselves before flying
Savings come through money the UK has been prevented from losing through cyber crime
Commons Home Affairs Committee calls for role to be given to the new National Crime Agency
British Transport Police outline "how rail staff and managers can help keep themselves and passengers safe whilst assisting authorities"
Adoption of smarter visa and border security policies could drive jobs and economic growth
John Reid warns not to be complacent despite efforts to preserve safety and security over the past decade
Centre will tackle growing threats from cyber terrorism and cyber crime
300 machines will be deployed with new automated target recognition software
Users can see what their Safer Neighbourhood officers are working on and give their vote on policing priorities
Referrals made of children and young adults at risk of being radicalised
New qualification follows new skills framework for aviation security
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