Theresa May News

Scientists in the UK are angry at the Home Secretary's decision to expel foreign students as soon as they have completed graduation.

Amsterdam - Amsterdam, the constitutional capital of Holland, may be viewed as a liberal city, due to its previously lax laws on pot-smoking, but like so many other European countries, Holland is tightening its rules regarding migrant workers.

London - A new law is set to be rolled out across England and Wales which will allow people to check the police records of their partners.

As the prospect of Greece exiting the euro grows, British Home Secretary Theresa May has announced the government is considering plans to restrict immigration from Greece and other southern European countries caught up in the economic crisis.

An exclusive interview is to be aired tonight with Julia O’Dwyer – the mother whose son is currently awaiting deportation from the UK to the US.

Public concern over the unequal treatment of UK and US citizens has followed Home Secretary Theresa May’s decision to allow for the extradition to the US of a Sheffield student, Richard O’Dwyer.

Local area domestic homicide reviews became law in the UK from today. The announcement was made by the Home Secretary Theresa May.

Britain's Tory Home Secretary Theresa May has promised government action on legalising formal marriage for gay couples. Straight couples, she says, will also be able to choose civil partnerships.

British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Wednesday he was appalled at the decision taken by the Supreme Court to allow convicted sex offenders the right to appeal against being kept on the sex offenders register for life.

A new British secretary of state not noted for her positive voting record on issues concerning homosexuality has sent a message of support to today’s International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO).