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British Ambassador makes a statement following the conclusion of the Afghanistan Peace Jirga
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Minister for Europe, David Lidington's first overseas speech since appointment. Delivered in Stockholm on the 7 June.
Hundreds gathered at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire on Saturday for a dedication ceremony paying tribute to the 119 British forces personnel killed on active service during 2009.
Defence Estates (DE) has completed a new eco-friendly home for a Gloucester-based organisation which forms a vital link between front-line troops in Afghanistan and Service families in the UK.
The event saw military teams from constituent units of 16 Air Assault Brigade being tested over two days in a gruelling regime of military skills…
The operation was undertaken by Combined Force Nad ‘Ali whose units include 1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment, the Royal Dragoon…
The first new infantry combat rifle to be issued to troops for more than 20 years has arrived in Afghanistan and is being used by Royal Marines from 40 Commando.
A Chinook pilot from RAF Odiham was presented with a Distinguished Flying Cross for his 'superior flying skills' in Afghanistan at a prestigious ceremony at Buckingham Palace on Friday 4 June 2010.
DFID is undertaking research into how the spread of new technology increases economic growth in low-income countries and what can be done to encourage it.
Video and photos of Minister of State for International Development, Alan Duncan MP, on a fact-finding visit to Nepal. It was his first overseas visit since he was appointed as Minister of State on 13 May 2010.
DFID will seek the best ways to gather maternal mortality data at the Women Deliver conference
The scheme rewards householders who volunteer to participate with points worth up to £135 a year, from over 100 reward partners.
Secretary of State confirms families of those killed or injured and soldiers directly involved will have advanced sight of Saville Inquiry report.
Secretary of State for Wales Cheryl Gillan today announced that she had invited the Welsh Language Board to join the Wales Office’s project …
Secretary of State for Wales Cheryl Gillan saw how a purpose-built medical research facility in Swansea is helping high profile companies to…
Letter announcing weekly publication of data on MRSA bacteraemias and C. Difficile infections for all hospitals in England.
Details of the announcement that state schools can now offer iGCSEs in key subjects, and that phase 4 diplomas will be scrapped.
Details on changes to iGCSE qualifications in key subjects, with results set to be included in school performance tables.
A transcript of a speech on cutting the deficit given by the Prime Minister in Milton Keynes on 7 June 2010.
Prime Minister David Cameron has delivered a speech today on the need to cut the deficit and deal with Britain's growing debt.
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