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Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg visited Washington, DC yesterday to meet with senior US officials and take part in a UK-US seminar on social mobility.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Europe needs to reform to drive growth or risks falling further behind our competitors, warns Prime Minister David Cameron.
Foreign Secretary William Hague said Musa Kusa's resignation shows that Qadhafi’s regime, which has already seen significant defections to the opposition, is fragmented, under pressure and crumbling from within.
Prime Minister David Cameron and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdo?an announced the establishment of a new British-Turkish Forum to be known as "Tatli Dil".
Foreign Secretary William Hague calls for Syrian government to respect right of peaceful protest, for restraint, and for serious political reforms to be implemented without delay
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall met and thanked volunteers who help British residents in Spain
Foreign Secretary William Hague addressed the launch of the Human Rights & Democracy report on 31 March.
Three British Army medics serving in Afghanistan's Helmand province have begun teaching their skills to a group of Afghan nurses, who will form the basis of a pioneering new ambulance service.
RAF Tornados conducted further patrols over Libya yesterday, launching missiles against military assets of pro-Gaddafi forces in the Misurata area, while HMS Cumberland patrolled the waters off Libya to enforce the arms emba…
Two Portsmouth-based Royal Navy explosives experts are heading to Afghanistan to help train the Afghan security forces in bomb disposal.
Among the targets in Libya that have been destroyed by the RAF, Royal Navy and coalition forces over the last week are underground bunkers providing ammunition to the Libyan Army.
The Type 23 frigate HMS Monmouth sailed from Devonport Naval Base at the weekend for a six-month deployment to the Gulf on maritime security and counter-piracy operations.
List of Dartmoor military and service provider contacts
The ‘Intellectual Property Awareness Survey of Business’ has shown that only 15 percent of small companies have ever sought advice on safeguarding…
Minister for Further Education, Skills and Lifelong Learning John Hayes said: “Today’s statistics clearly show the increasing popularity of…
The Heart of the South West local enterprise partnership covers Devon, Plymouth, Exeter, Torbay and Somerset. It joins the 31 partnerships announced…
“To remain internationally competitive and drive social mobility we need young people with the best skills. These figures reflect the high aspirations…
Commenting on today’s publication of provisional greenhouse gas emissions statistics for 2010, Energy and Climate Change Secretary The Rt Hon…
Energy Trends and Quarterly Energy Prices publications have been publiched by the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC). Energy Trends…
Following the meeting today between the Government and the oil and gas industry, Energy and Climate Change Secretary The Rt Hon Chris Huhne …
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