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Members of the Committee will be visiting Manchester on 5 February to discuss police accountability with local stakeholders
The European Commission has announced emergency measures to protect sea bass stocks.
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Women should take advantage of the 12 million future vacancies traditionally considered male jobs, like construction and engineering.
The £24 million National Biosample Centre will allow researchers to find treatments for conditions such as dementia and diabetes.
Cutting carbon emissions to limit global temperatures to 2°C rise can be achieved while improving living standards, a new online tool shows.
Culture Secretary reappoints David Barclay and Dr Stephen Page for four more years, to 25 January 2019.
The British Embassy in Morocco invites applications for the position of IT Support Officer (ITSO).
Theresa May unveils scheme to enhance working between police and academia at international conference in London.
Mask-arade are the original celebrity and personalised mask company. Ray Duffy talks about their IP and how it has benefited the business.
Sir Ian Cheshire will be the next Government Lead Non-Executive, the Prime Minister has announced. Sir Ian will replace Lord Browne.
Overnight closures of the westbound carriageway between the western roundabout of the A14 and M6 entry slip road at M1 junction 19 will take place from this weekend, as part of the Highways Agency's ongoing project to im…
The governments of France, Germany, Italy, Malta, the United Kingdom and the United States condemn the attack on the Corinthia hotel in Libya.
Patients needing rehabilitation services for complex long-term conditions will benefit as services have been secured at a leading specialist hospital in England.
The Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, Sajid Javid, has appointed Tim Eyles as new Chair of The Theatres Trust.
British Ambassador and Macedonian Foreign Minister host reception in light of international remembrance of the Holocaust.
More companies across the country are waking up to the considerable talents of disabled people in the workplace, says Mark Harper.
Several prominent UK companies share their experiences of entering the Japanese market and offer advice to those with an interest in Japan.
The RT Hon Philip Hammond MP, Secretary of State for Foreign & Commonwealth Affairs, will visit Singapore on 30 January 2015.
Monitor has taken action at The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust to ensure it improves its finances for the benefit of patients.
Capita is the successful bidder in the sale of Constructionline Business Minister Matthew Hancock announced today (28 January 2015).
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