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Archbishop Desmond Tutu is stepping down from public life as he celebrates his 79th birthday.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The first Royal Marines from 40 Commando returned home yesterday from a six-month deployment to Sangin in Helmand province, considered one of the most dangerous places for foreign troops in Afghanistan.
Brigadier Felton has been commanding British and other ISAF forces in Helmand since April 2010 in the deployment known as Operation HERRICK …
Families and loved ones gathered on the jetty at HM Naval Base Devonport to welcome the Type 23 frigate home. The refit included the replacing…
Two RAF air dogs who have served in Afghanistan have gone on patrol with the City of London Police Dog Unit so that the two forces can learn from each other's experiences.
Military bases across the UK are celebrating the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Families Association (SSAFA) Forces Help 125th anniversary this week by taking part in this year's annual Big Brew Up.
Minister for Africa Henry Bellingham today met the Archbishop of Southern Sudan, the Most Revd Daniel Deng and the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd and Right Honourable Dr Rowan Williams for talks on Sudan and next ye…
Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne met Commander of Tonga Defence Services Brigadier Uta'atu, who was visiting the UK to sign a UK/Tongan Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
Michael Moore MP, Secretary of State for Scotland, discusses decommissioning and the globally renowned reputation of our oil and gas industry.
Francis Maude announced that the government has negotiated with 5 civil service unions on a new civil service compensation scheme.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg made a speech on 7 October 2010 to mark a meeting of the North-South Parliamentary Conference.
The scope of the Listed Places of Worship grant scheme is to be amended Tourism and Heritage Minister John Penrose announced today
Jeremy Hunt details his plans for decentralised TV services
The scope of the Listed Places of Worship grant scheme is to be amended in line with Government efficiency savings
Grant scheme to be revised in line with government efficiency savings.
Britain’s backyard beekeepers are to be helped to avoid the problem of winter bee deaths by 400 Government-backed volunteer teachers.
The ARKive Overseas Territories website will host a collection of wildlife images from species and habitats found within our Overseas Territories.
Packages of a powerful hallucinogenic drug have been intercepted in Coventry by UK Border Agency officers based at the city's postal hub.
Five-year-old Elliot Coutts-Miller was today issued the first new-look UK passport.
One of the UK's largest human trafficking cases has resulted in six years in prison for two Polish gang leaders.
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