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Organisations can apply for contracts of £100,000 to develop innovative new products and services that improve mental health provision or surgery in the NHS.
UKGI, the Government’s centre of expertise in corporate finance and corporate governance, announces a significant strengthening of its senior management team with the appointment of four new Directors
The International Development Secretary addressed leading Nigerian investors as she opened the London Stock Exchange this morning
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The CMA is investigating booking sites to find out whether their customers really are able to choose the best hotel deal for them.
27 per cent drop in use of antibiotics in food-producing animals since 2014 meets a government commitment two years early.
The Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has issued a statement on the release of a United Nations (UN) report on chemical weapons use in Syria.
Prime Minister Theresa May called Prime Minister Erna Solberg of Norway to congratulate her on being re-confirmed as her country’s Prime Minister.
Minister for Africa Rory Stewart welcomes African High Commissioners and Ambassadors to the UK.
Justine Greening celebrates the official opening of new buildings at her old high school in Rotherham.
The Crimean Tatars had previously been convicted for their opposition to the illegal annexation of Crimea.
The National Risk Assessment published today assesses the terrorist financing risk of the NPO sector to be low, whilst recognising that certain parts of the sector face significantly higher risk
New figures from the Office of National Statistics have revealed the contribution veterans make to the economy and society.
Eleven people have been arrested this morning (26 October) in London, Birmingham and Gateshead as part of a Europe-wide investigation into suspected people smuggling.
Home Office announces reforms to National Referral Mechanism, including trebling 'move on' support and expert advocates for child trafficking victims.
Edita Maric from Bosnia and Herzegovina earned her Master’s degree in International Law at the University College London (UCL) in 2016, as a Chevening scholar.
Libraries Minister John Glen gave a speech to support the launch of SCL's cultural offer
Official correspondence (excluding redacted information) between the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, 21st Century Fox and Sky
Environment Agency workshop gives better understanding of flood risk
New information will help organisations protect themselves against illicit financing, making it harder for terrorists and criminals to move money through the UK.
A new platform allowing government departments to share grants data will increase transparency, improve efficiency and counter fraud.
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