Almost 800 foreign crime suspects were arrested in Great Britain last week as part of a national crackdown on overseas criminals.

From today, key bodies across the country are legally required to take steps to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism.

Chief constables are looking forward to working toegther and with the College of Policing to implement the Leadership Review's recommendations

Chief officers have responded to today's report, 'Tone from the top - leadership, ethics and accountability in policing'.

The National Police Chiefs’ Council has today (Monday, June 29) given its wholehearted support to ‘Say Something’ a new helpline targeted at children and young people with concerns about child sexual exploitation (CSE) involving themselves or others.

National Police Chiefs' Council Lead for Counter-Terrorism Policing, Assistant Commissioner Rowley, has given a further update on the British policing efforts following Friday's attack in Tunisia

Assistant Commissioner Rowley was speaking after this morning's COBRA meeting

DAC Ball has been speaking following today's events in France, Tunisia and Kuwait

The NPCC responds to the National Police Debate Advisory Group report, Reshaping Policing for the Public which sets out how the police service can meet the challenges of modern policing in the age of austerity.

Chief officers have responded to findings from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC). The research, which was conducted in the Leicestershire area, suggests that hate crime against the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGB&T) community is still under-reported.

Improvements in police recorded crime have subsquently led to rises in some recorded crime types explains NPCC Lead for Crime Recording

National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) Lead for Stop and Search, Deputy Chief Constable Adrian Hanstock, has spoken about improvements in police use of stop and search and the services commitment to using intelligence and public information to ensure its efficacy.