Shabana Mahmood
ON THE RECORD · 7 verbatim quotes · every quote source-verified
“But it is not inevitable, and I won’t accept it. For too long, we have lacked the powers we need to deal with this problem properly. From today, that changes: authorities will be able to take tough action against these offenders.”
Shabana Mahmood · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-27
Mahmood said the new orders give authorities powers to take tough action against antisocial behavior offenders.
“This delivers on a commitment we made to the British people in our manifesto,”
Shabana Mahmood · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-27
Mahmood said the respect orders fulfill a manifesto commitment made to the British people.
“Unchecked, antisocial [behavior] blights our communities,”
Shabana Mahmood · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-27
The U.K. Home Secretary issued a statement defending new respect orders aimed at curbing persistent antisocial behavior.
“And, most importantly, those who make life a misery for others will now face the consequences of their actions.”
Shabana Mahmood · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-27
Mahmood continued her statement by saying offenders who make life miserable for others will now face consequences.
“an attack on anyone in politics is an attack on us all. This case raises serious questions about the security of those in public life.”
Shabana Mahmood · said 2026-10-02 · reported 2026-10-02
Mahmood posted on X about the new charges against Kerry, calling them extremely concerning and sending sympathies to the Farage family.
“for their swift response to the major incident in Gloucestershire this morning and their reassurance that they believe the incident is contained.”
Shabana Mahmood · said 2026-09-27 · reported 2026-09-27
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood posted to X thanking emergency services for their swift response to the major incident in Gloucestershire.
“long-term, careful, painful work”
Shabana Mahmood · said 2026-02-01 · reported 2026-09-19
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood told MPs in February that the level of Channel crossings was unacceptable and tackling it would require long-term effort.