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Plans to extend local digital radio coverage moved a step closer today.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Two people to join the governing body later this year.
Sonita Alleyne and Aideen McGinley have been appointed to the BBC Trust, Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt announced today.
Founders aim for it to be up and running by March 2013.
Piece inspired by Roger Bannister is part of the exhibition at the Whitechapel Gallery
British aid will save the life of a woman or girl in the developing world every two hours for the next eight years.
An extraordinary global breakthrough giving access to family planning for 120 million women in the world’s poorest countries was hailed today.
Making lifesaving contraceptives available to an additional 120 million women and girls by 2020
A new study maps hotspots of human-animal infectious diseases and emerging disease outbreaks.
The Government and insurance industry are continuing to make progress towards a new agreement on the future of flood insurance.
Defra has also been working with a number of organisations to use the Games to "Inspire Sustainable Living".
The price of a standard passport will be reduced by £5 from this autumn, Immigration Minister Damian Green announced today.
This written ministerial statement on the review of alleged police corruption during the original Stephen Lawrence murder investigation was …
A high security hospital that has been branded ‘not fit for purpose’ by the regulator is to get an upgrade to facilities for patients and staff.
The most radical reform of the social care system in 64 years is announced today.
The government has announced the biggest reform of the care and support system since 1948.
Sally Cheshire, Julie Stone and Dr Allison Jeynes-Ellis have been confirmed as Non-Executive Directors of the Health Research Authority (HRA). Sally will also be the Audit Committee Chair.
New proposals for better supporting people on benefits after the loss of a spouse or civil partner are set out by Lord Freud.
The Commission on a Bill of Rights has issued a second consultation paper, after the discussion paper published last year.
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