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As winter approaches, Public Health England (PHE) issues advice on how to avoid getting norovirus and what to do if you become unwell.
Prime Minister Theresa May sends her best wishes to everyone celebrating Diwali in Britain and around the world.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Ofqual's Research Chair, Paul Newton, publishes a paper exploring validity in assessment and its role in Ofqual's work.
A UK trade and technology mission visits Taiwan to share the UK’s experience in the renewable energy sector, focussing particularly on offshore wind.
Small and medium enterprises (SME) in Pakistan will get more support from the UK, following a new agreement signed today with Karandaaz Pakistan.
Analysis finds that Britain's low-paid workers are permanently stuck in low-paid jobs, and that social mobility in the UK will stall without action.
Government on track to hit target of 2,500 additional officers by end of 2018.
Grounding of a bulk carrier on Haisborough Sand off the Norfolk coast.
The CMA has today launched enforcement cases against 2 car hire price comparison sites.
Statement on the Middle East and Iran by Ambassador Jonathan Allen, UK Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, at the Security Council.
A speech given by Prime Minister Theresa May at a Downing Street reception to mark the 30th anniversary of Black History Month.
Minister addresses the conference on the topic of diversity in policing and tackling hate crime.
Every home and small business in Great Britain will be offered a smart meter by the end of 2020.
Automated and Electric Vehicles Bill will mean more electric car chargepoints and enable insurance for driverless cars.
The UK is monitoring the situation in Kirkuk closely following recent reports of violence.
The government introduces draft legislation on sanctions and anti-money laundering for post-Brexit Britain.
Sir Alan Duncan has commented on the death of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in Malta and offers UK support in the investigation.
People who live near the River Foss in York will now be able to benefit from an improved flood warning service from Wednesday, October 18.
A new enduring consultation has been launched inviting suppliers to help shape the future research activity as part of the Materials for Strategic Advantage (MSA) programme.
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