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The United Kingdom’s Minister of State for Africa, Rory Stewart MP has visited Tanzania to see how the UK is helping to improve education and health services, and boost jobs and prosperity in Tanzania.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Co-operatives could save up to £10,000 a year thanks to new government proposals requiring fewer of them to appoint an auditor.
Lorry 'platooning' could have major benefits for motorists and businesses in the UK.
Seven individuals from Belize have been awarded a prestigious Chevening Scholarship by the British government to study a one-year postgraduate course in the UK.
The UK and Peru’s CONCYTEC launch the Newton-Paulet Fund of up to US$26 million to support science and innovation to improve the lives of Peruvians ahead of 2021.
The British Embassy in Guatemala says goodbye to four Chevening scholars.
The Defence Secretary today met Scottish troops who are about to deploy to Iraq as the vanguard of the UK and allied fight against Daesh and international terrorism.
The Foreign Secretary visited Benghazi today (24 August) as part of the UK’s efforts to support stability in Libya.
Minister for Asia and the Pacific Mark Field arrived in Seoul to further strengthen political, defence and economic relations with South Korea.
Sixteen Zambians have been awarded Commonwealth Scholarships to undertake postgraduate studies in the UK starting this September.
The Home Office has today published the second report on the data collected on travellers departing and arriving in the UK as part of the exit checks programme.
Professor John Aston has been appointed as the Home Office’s new Chief Scientific Adviser.
Communities Secretary Sajid Javid writes to residents following the Grenfell Tower fire.
The document outlines how the UK is considering an ambitious model for the protection and exchange of personal data with the EU
Excerpts of the speech by the British High Commissioner Dominic Asquith with students of Heritage Institute of Technology, Kolkata
Certain batches of the NovoPen® Echo® and NovoPen® 5 are being recalled by the manufacturer Novo Nordisk.
Ofqual's guide to results, standards and grade boundaries in the 2017 GCSE results.
Highways England has proved it’s switched on to innovative lighting ideas after carrying out a series of improvements which could save more than 700 tonnes of carbon a year – enough to power 20,000 homes.
Golf club manufacturer Ping Europe Limited (Ping) has been fined £1.45 million for banning UK retailers from selling its golf clubs online.
The number of new build homes that have started to be built has surged to the highest level since 2008.
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