Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer appeared to blame his own Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, for the Labour Government's unconvincing response to the grooming gangs crisis in the UK. This has led to ...

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper was given a bombshell warning that Facebook bosses had chosen to 'blind themselves' to the child sexual abuse happening on the siteCredit: PA The bombshell warning was ...

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said Labour will launch a three-month audit which will examine 'cultural and societal drivers' of child sexual exploitation. She stopped short of launching a statutory ...

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announced an audit on Thursday into the current scale and nature of “gang-based exploitation” across the country as well as local reviews into grooming in some areas.

Yvette Cooper has scrapped a £10 airport transit charge dubbed “devastating” by Heathrow Airport. The Home Secretary has rowed back on plans to extend the controversial electronic travel ...

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper speaks with police officers who were on duty over the August riots, during a visit to the recently refurbished Spellow library on September 21, 2024 in Liverpool ...

Yvette Cooper and David Lammy both signalled their support for the scheme, despite the security concerns raised by the Metropolitan Police and protests from residents. The move has been branded ...

Yvette Cooper has announced support for government-backed local inquiries into grooming gangs, in what will be seen as a partial climb down on the issue. Following calls for a national inquiry into ...

The move was announced yesterday by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, who stopped short of announcing a full national inquiry, despite strong calls for action over the last couple of weeks ...

Yvette Cooper’s announcements came a day after she was threatened with legal action over the child grooming issue. Former police detective Maggie Oliver, who resigned from Greater Manchester ...

Yvette Cooper, the Home Secretary, said the Government would put up £5 million to support five initial local inquiries modelled on the judge-led one into grooming gangs in Telford. The first will ...