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The Government has today announced its decision to approve the NDA’s recommendation for a change to the management arrangements at Sellafield.
Jo Swinson, Minister for Employment Relations, talks to 5 News Tonight about the benefits of shared parental leave.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Due to the large number of concept bids received, the short listing process will take longer than expected. We hope to notify shortlisted bidders by end of March.
Public sector organisations to bid for funding from a £5 million scheme to get ultra-low emission vehicles into their fleets.
Foreign Secretary speech at the Magna Carta's 800th anniversary dinner.
Culture Secretary Sajid Javid announces the appointment by the Prime Minister of Dame Mary Archer DBE as Chair of the Science Museum Group.
Rona Fairhead has been confirmed as the new BBC Trust Chairman.
The Prime Minister has appointed Hilary Newiss and Simon Patterson to the Board of Trustees of the Natural History Museum.
The Prime Minister has reappointed Lionel Barber to the Board of Trustees of the Tate.
Culture Secretary appoints Nicky Roche and John Dowson to the Board of UK Sport.
Minister Edward Timpson visits a National Grid site to meet young people benefiting from the EmployAbility initiative.
Road users in the South West and South East are being advised to check the weather forecast and road conditions before travelling on Wednesday and Thursday with many areas expecting very windy weather.
The Home Office regulations, which come into force today, will ensure police officers are held to account for their actions.
Minister for Middle East leads British trade delegation, with companies from energy, construction and retail sectors, to Egypt.
Patrick McLoughlin urges the north to speak with one voice to government on the big decisions to benefit the region.
UK Export Finance is making enhanced cover available to UK exporters competing for business in Rwanda.
The British Embassy has worked with the Judicial System, the National Police and civil society in Guatemala to combat transnational crime and promote transparency worldwide
Today (12 January) Secretary of State for Wales Stephen Crabb visited Liberty Marketing, a Welsh digital marketing agency located in Cardiff
The visit will take place on 14 January and will focus on European cooperation, including EU reform, foreign affairs and counter terrorism.
Schools, colleges and organisations are invited to submit proposals to a £3.5 million grant fund to support projects in character education.
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