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The ICC Cricket World Cup is taking place in Australia and New Zealand from 14 February to 28 March 2015.
British wildlife conservationist Ms Louise Fletcher is visiting Brunei from 16 to 21 February, sponsored by the British High Commission.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Almost a third of road users do not know what to do when they see a Red X sign displayed, the Highways Agency’s 2014 National Road User Survey shows. Around one in twelve said they would stop if they saw a Red X.
Meet the ordinary people doing extraordinary work to defeat the disease in Sierra Leone.
The British Embassy in Doha issued 85 emergency travel documents in 2014.
Serious injury to a crew member on board the scallop dredger Wanderer II in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland.
Employers in some parts of the country are almost twice as likely to offer work experience as their counterparts in other areas, according to a report published today.
The new service will be available to customers starting 23 February 2015.
Regional Growth Fund: Nick Clegg is awarding extra funding to help regional businesses grow, bringing the total investment to £2.85 billion.
The bus sector is evolving, but the test stays the same: are passengers getting a good deal?
The CMA welcomes today’s judgment by the Court Of Appeal dismissing Ryanair’s challenge on all 3 grounds.
Baroness Shields launches a new program to help US technology companies build their international headquarters in the UK.
Parliament has approved regulations which will make smoking in cars carrying children illegal.
The Secretary of State for Health talks about NHS culture change and whistleblowing.
Letter to all foundation trust chief executives about Sir Robert Francis’ Freedom to Speak Up review.
Ambassadors representing various IHRA member and observer states, Holocaust survivors and the Jewish community in La Paz took part in the wreath laying ceremony.
Register for a free seminar on measurement and enforcement issues with current chemical regulations.
The UK is in pole position for developing a driverless car industry.
Nick Howard, head of IP Regulation talks about the role of the Insolvency Service as an oversight regulator
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