Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has labelled Palestine Action more than “a regular protest group” as she defended the ...

Home Secretary says organisation is not a ‘regular protest group’ and there was ‘disturbing information’ about possible ...

The Home Secretary wrote in The Observer that ‘lawful protest is a fundamental right but violent criminality is not’.

The group was proscribed as a terror organisation in July, but hundreds of people, many of pension age, took to the streets ...

Labour home secretary Yvette Cooper appeared on BBC Breakfast to discuss the use of facial recognition vans in the UK ...

It comes after The Northern Echo revealed 19 children under ten were the linked suspect of a rape and 51 of other sexual offences last year.

On the first day the Labour government's new migrant deal was put into place, the shadow Home Secretary accused French boats ...

Last month, the group won permission to challenge the ban and its case will be heard in the High Court in November. It argues ...

I would say to people, this is not a non violent organisation,’ the home secretary warned ahead of a mass planned protest ...

The Home Secretary has defended the Government’s expansion of live facial recognition technology as a “targeted” crackdown on ...

Home secretary Yvette Cooper has defended her controversial decision to ban Palestine Action, as 60 more people face terrorism charges for allegedly supporting the group.

The Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is in the region today as part of the Government’s Safer Streets summer initiative.