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Her Majesty The Queen set out the foreign policy areas of the Government's work in this Parliament during her speech on 9 May.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The School Games are in full swing at the Olympic Park, and this morning Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne welcomed young Brazilian athletes and the Brazilian Deputy Ambassador to the stadium.
Dressed in Air Force blue and wearing a brooch given to her by the station a few years ago, the Duchess attended the freedom parade, on Wednesday…
In rugged surroundings, the Commanding Officer of HMS St Albans, Commander Tom Sharpe, and Britain’s Ambassador to Iceland, Ian Whitting, cast…
More than 750 Royal Marines and supporting units, together with three warships and Sea King and Chinook helicopters, have waged war in and around Galloway Forest Park in a week-long exercise to prepare 45 Commando for front …
The freedom was awarded to the squadron in June last year, and this was the first time its members had exercised the right. 30 students from…
In April, Royal Navy pilots James Birchall and André Milne completed what has been described as 'the toughest foot-race on Earth' - the gruelling Marathon des Sables race across the Sahara Desert.
Help the government identify problems and best practice in how regulation is enforced for businesses in chemicals manufacturing and storage.
Creating the right conditions for businesses to grow and succeed is at the centre of new business legislation announced today.
The two Bills planned for the next session of Parliament are the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill, and the Groceries Code Adjudicator Bill…
Over 100 mentoring organisations are already part of the initiative - more than double the number available when the service was first launched…
Economic growth, Scottish consumers and families are the focus of the UK Government's legislative programme announced in the Queen's Speech today
Britain’s first line of defence against German Zeppelins and bombers, and base for protection of London against first-ever air raids will now be protected for future generations
Appointment announced as 2012 school sport competition comes to an end.
Government reveals further plans to prevent commercialisation and sexualisation of childhood.
Prince Harry of Wales has become President of the Sainsbury’s School Games, a major multi-sport event for young people.
Twenty seven cities throughout the UK are in the running to become ‘super-connected’, Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt announced today.
The UK’s development finance institution, has announced a new investment in the first-ever international private equity fund focused exclusively on Ethiopia
The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, has asked the Prime Minister, President Johnson-Sirleaf of Liberia and President Yudhoyono of Indonesia to co-chair the High Level Panel on post-Millennium Developmen…
Defra is seeking to explore opportunities for delivering Common Agricultural Policy systems beyond 2013.
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