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William Hague is expected to focus on the political process during meetings in the Malian capital Bamako today.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Changes to the MOT for cars and other large vehicle tests come into effect from 20 March 2013.
A new initiative will build on existing evidence-based policy making to guide decision-making on £200 billion of public spending.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has made a written statement to Parliament on the Commonwealth Charter.
Foreign Office Minister Hugo Swire spoke to Human Rights and Burma campaigners at the Foreign Office about progress being made in Burma.
A new education project which will work with local communities to tackle caste prejudice and discrimination has been unveiled by the Government.
Britain will step up its support for girls and women in the poorest countries to give them more choice, voice and control over their lives
Birmingham is leading the way in providing extra support to get disabled people into mainstream work.
The Department of Health (DH) is hosting a major dementia event at the Healthcare Innovation Expo at ExCeL London on 13 and 14 of March 2013.
A hard-hitting campaign which aims to save lives by showing people how to spot the signs and symptoms of stroke returns to TV screens today (March 4).
The Act FAST campaign, which aims to raise awareness of the signs of stroke, will air its TV advert today.
This written ministerial statement was laid in the House of Commons on 4 March 2013 by Theresa May and in the House of Lords by Lord Taylor…
This written ministerial statement was laid on 4 March 2013, in the House of Lords by Lord Taylor of Holbeach and the House of Commons by…
New laws could soon be introduced to crack down on rogue companies who supply printing equipment to fraudsters who commit identity theft.
Alastair MacGregor QC has been appointed as the government’s first Biometrics Commissioner, Lord Taylor of Holbeach announced today.
New laws could soon be introduced to crack down on rogue companies who supply printing equipment to identity fraudsters.
The South Pacific Network (SPN) consists of the British High Commission in Fiji, Papua New Guinea (PNG) and Solomon Islands.
The British Ambassador to the Holy See chairs "Religion and Secularism in a Global Age" conference
UKTI in Lima organised a meeting with the Southern Copper Corporation and British companies promoting business opportunities in Peru.
The 'If They're Gone…' campaign will run for a full year and starts with a focus on rhinos. Every three months the focus will switch.
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