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The Prime Minister has approved the appointment of Lord Justice Fulford as the first Investigatory Powers Commissioner.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Hawker Hunter G-BXFI crashed on to the A27, Shoreham Bypass near Shoreham Airport.
Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon today thanked the Armed Forces in Scotland for their bravery and hard work protecting the UK and projecting British influence around the world.
The Secretary of State for Culture Media and Sport, Karen Bradley, today confirmed that the parties to the proposed merger between Sky and 21st Century Fox have now formally notified the European Commission.
Government Ministers have continued their extensive engagement with the financial services sector ahead of triggering Article 50.
Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, David Davis, wrote an article for national Slovakian newspaper Pravda.
Through the Electricity (Connection Charges) Regulations 2017, the Government has extended the scope of the regime to ensure connections provided by independent connection providers (ICPs) fall within scope and to extend the…
The Environment Agency is looking for a talented and enthusiastic person to serve as chair of its South West Regional Flood and Coastal Committee.
The statement on terrorism and cultural rights was delivered on the 2 March 2017 during the interactive dialogue with the Special Rapporteurs.
Survivors of domestic abuse will soon find it easier to register to vote anonymously under new plans announced today.
The CMA today alleged that Concordia and Actavis signed illegal agreements which enabled high prices for a life-saving drug to be prolonged.
Experts find vast sums lying unclaimed in dormant assets such as stocks and shares, Minister for Civil Society Rob Wilson announced today.
Supported by the UK and working with Global Partners Governance (GPG), the Honduran Congress and CICESCT have been involved in the first post-legislative scrutiny exercise.
His Excellency the Governor, Dr John Freeman, chaired the 5th meeting of the Cabinet on Wednesday, 1 March 2017, at the N J S Francis Building on Grand Turk.
Ministers meet with the UK defence industry to discuss areas such as customs arrangements, skills and research funding.
Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, David Davis, writes in Politiken ahead of his meeting with Denmark's Foreign Minister, Anders Samuelsen, in Copenhagen.
Eleven UK-based start-ups that have received Innovate UK support were named in the list of business and industry figures to watch in 2017.
Statement on torture and human rights defenders was delivered on the 2 March 2017.
This comes as the Taser X2 is authorised for use by police forces in England and Wales.
Construction on Badsey Brook flood scheme due to start in summer 2017.
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