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Ministers call upon the construction industry to remove barriers to get more young people to consider careers in construction.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
The new London Help to Buy scheme has now opened its doors – allowing Londoners to buy a home with just a 5% deposit and a mortgage as low as 55%.
Local joint Statement on announcement of Election re-run in Zanzibar
Billions of pounds injected to support suppliers and bright ideas in automotive innovation.
British Embassy staff team up with Dubai Health Authority for blood donation session
Fifteen more jobcentres now offer Universal Credit, with nearly 600 offices live nationwide.
The British Embassy Bangkok issues warning about living in Thailand without adequate insurance.
British retail brands showcased at British Brand Exhibition highlight UK design excellence ahead of the Great British Festival
Prime Minister David Cameron spoke with the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker about recent developments on EU reform.
Prime Minister David Cameron welcomed European Council President, Donald Tusk, to Downing Street to discuss EU reform.
A UK military team deployed to South Sudan to look at what role the UK could play as part of a contribution to ongoing UN peacekeeping.
International Development Secretary Justine Greening calls on world leaders to change the lives of a generation of Syrian children.
Social mobility index highlights variations in prospects of disadvantaged kids across England.
David Cameron announced plans to require universities to publish statistical data on admissions by gender, class and ethnic background.
The Prime Minister has asked David Lammy MP to investigate evidence of possible bias against black defendants and other ethnic minorities.
Baroness Shields addresses the 2016 Women in IT Awards, recognising the outstanding innovation achieved by women in the IT industry
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has issued a statement on the Syrian High Negotiating Committee’s participation in the peace talks taking place in Geneva.
UK commits to double all donations to UNICEF UK's Syria Winter Appeal until the end of February 2016.
David Cameron had calls with various European leaders last night and this morning, and held meetings in Brussels today to discuss EU reform.
Marking 100 days before the 2016 event, trials for the Invictus Games began in Bath today
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