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Photo exhibition at Getty Images Gallery will challenge perceptions of female entrepreneurs and offer relatable, attainable role models.
Stabilisation Unit and senior police visit the EULEX Rule of Law Mission to better understand the benefits of international policing
This statement was delivered at the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Geneva on 10 July 2017.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
King Felipe IV and Queen Letizia of Spain came to the UK on the first official Spanish state visit in more than 30 years.
UK Export Finance (UKEF), the UK’s export credit agency, will help many more businesses, both exporters and supply chain SMEs, access financial support through their banks.
The Home Office is providing almost £100,000 new funding to tackle the issues around gang violence.
Graham William Donaldson and Susan Wilkinson have been appointed as Members of the Churches Conservation Trust.
Official figures released today show the unemployment rate has fallen to 4.5% – the lowest level since 1975.
Major investment in road and rail could make up to 35,000 apprenticeship opportunities.
The Foreign Secretary will join forces with the UK’s allies to continue to help the Western Balkans reform, stabilise and prosper, as he attends a European summit in Trieste, Italy
A CNC officer based at Sellafield will be cycling 950 miles next month to raise money for Alex’s Journey.
The proposed merger between Tesco and Booker is being referred for an in-depth, phase 2 investigation.
The John Smith Trust is today opening applications for a new Fellowship Programme for Central Asia.
A re-inspection of the complaints handling process identified that 3 of the original 8 recommendations could be considered ‘closed’.
Report noted a contrast on the efficiency and effectiveness of Border Force operations between major seaports and smaller unmanned ports.
Parole Board CEO Martin Jones blogs about the challenges the Parole Board face going forward
A re-inspection of the curtailment process identified further work was required to achieve improvements identified in the original report.
Chief inspector’s recommendations focused on ensuring that Border Force’s resourcing plans were adequate to meet pressures.
Prime Minister Theresa May ordered an inquiry for victims and families into the "appalling tragedy" of contaminated blood.
Statement by the UK Delegation to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons at its Eighty-Fifth Session.
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