Tories unveil new crime proposals
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More prisons will be built and criminals will serve their full sentences, under Tory plans if they are elected.
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The home secretary will announce plans to  build two new jails to provide an extra 1,300 prison places.
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The Tories say 'generational change' is needed to fight crime, not 'knee jerk' reactions.
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Tories accuse ministers of failing to keep forces equipped to fight violent criminals
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Write to Santa Prime Minister-in-waiting Gordon Brown has asked the police to come up with a wish list of gadgets they can use to combat crime.â¦
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair pledged Wednesday to set out new proposals early in 2005 to tackleasylum and immigration. &quot;In 2005 we will continue to tackle crime and anti
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Radical plans to make police more accountable to their communities are to be unveiled on Tuesday.
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British Home Secretary David Blunkett on Sunday unveiled proposals for more far-reaching laws to tackle terrorism if the Labor government wins the next election widely expected in May next year.
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A government strategy to move public perception of crime into line with falling figures is due to be launched.
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Proposals to allow police to stop and question anyone in the UK under new anti-terror laws have been criticised.
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A Tory government would take tough action on crime and introduce random drug-testing in schools, shadow home secretary David Davis will say.
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New measures offering some persistent offenders an alternative to prison are  unveiled by Cathy Jamieson.
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The Scottish Tories call for the law on double jeopardy to be changed so a person can be tried again for the same crime.
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David Cameron summons Tory MPs to a meeting to outline his plans to change rules on declaring their spending.
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A tax rise on alcohol to help tackle binge drinking is among proposals put forward by a Tory policy group.
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More sex offenders could be offered 'chemical castration' under a range of tough measures being unveiled by the Home Office today.
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Proposed law suggests fines, jail sentences for guilty parties.