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RAF Akrotiri, Britain’s main airbase for operations against Daesh, is now better equipped than ever to combat threats to national security, after the official opening of its newly renovated runway today.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Ruairí O’Connell speaks at the presentation of the Kosovo Law Institute report ‘Catching the small fish, leaving the big fish go free'.
The ONS has opened its new Data Science Campus at its Newport HQ
Sajid Javid talks to home builders about the Housing White Paper, the importance of good design, and the problem of unfair leasehold terms.
Cross-government working was strengthened in a real world military mission rehearsal.
The Rt Hon Theresa May MP has appointed Sir Michael Hintze, Björn Savén, Sir Peter Stothard and Rachel Wang to the Board of the National Portrait Gallery for terms of four years, ending on 2 April 2021
Organisations can apply for a share of £325,000 to find new ways of recording and integrating data on patient outcomes and experiences.
Pay awards for armed forces, NHS staff and doctors and dentists set out by government.
Dr David Nabarro, the UK’s candidate for the next Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO) is visiting Guatemala on 30 March to meet with key representatives from the health sector.
More reliable journeys for motorists using the M1 in the East Midlands.
Businesses large and small are already benefitting from two new roads in Bedfordshire which are in the final stages of construction.
A million hours without injury for Highways England operatives.
Tomorrow (29 March), government ministers from the UK and Israel will chair the inaugural meeting of the new UK-Israel Trade Working Group.
Whole genome sequencing (WGS) is now being used to identify different strains of tuberculosis (TB), announced Public Health England today.
Education Secretary writes to the Education Select Committee about the GCSE grades 9 to 1.
New regulations to save heavy electricity users around £100 million a year.
Applications open today for Step Up to Social Work, a 14-month fast-track programme.
Early trials have been conducted as part of the LDEW project. Watch the video of a test laser melting a mortar bomb.
A358 upgrade to boost business and tourism in south-west.
Sir Simon McDonald, PUS and Head of the Diplomatic Service for the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Bangladesh Foreign Secretary Md. Shahidul Haque led their respective sides in the talks.
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