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Culture Minister Ed Vaizey has placed a temporary export bar on a newly discovered 16th Century manuscript, thought to be the earliest surviving English translation of any work by the great humanist scholar and reformer Desi…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Improvement work will start next Monday (19 January) on the A12 in both directions between St Peters Street and Station Square.
People will no longer be able to purchase diclofenac tablets, used to treat pain and inflammation, from pharmacies without a prescription from their doctor due to the small risk of heart problems.
A £4.1 million scheme to tackle congestion at the M6 junction with the A580 East Lancs Road near St Helens is on schedule to be completed by Easter.
Chancellor unveils a commemorative medal to mark 70 years since the end of the Holocaust.
Work to resurface the hard shoulder and improve the central reservation barrier on the A1 (M) near Durham will begin next week.
The A1 Western Bypass will be closed overnight between 8pm and 6am on 17 January and between 18 and 21 January for contraflow and central reservation works. Additional closures are also planned for 14 and 15 February.
Whittington Lodge is thought to be first purpose-built cattery in England
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Drivers, business owners and local residents are invited to find out more about plans to install a new footbridge in Chichester at a public exhibition next week.
Nick Winser CBE has been appointed as Chairman of the new Catapult, set to open in April 2015.
The fifth year of findings from the definitive survey of the way people enjoy the great English outdoors have been published.
New bespoke veterinary advice for farmers to reduce the risk of bovine TB on farms
Her Majesty The Queen has approved the appointment of 93 new Queen's Counsel.
British High Commissioner expresses concern and sadness over the attack on Mr Rahman and deaths in Rangpur
Interested members of the public are invited to visit the current archaeological excavations at Catterick, North Yorkshire which have been revealed as part of the Highways Agency’s A1 Leeming to Barton improvement scheme.
The Newton Fund is worth upto 1 billion baht over five years for science and innovation partnership with Thailand.
Michael Smith, writer and columnist at the Australian Financial Review, will spend 10 days at the Financial Times in London.
Switching energy supplier could save many people around £300 – and some could save more – off their bills, and it’s now quicker to do than ever before.
David Cameron welcomed the Jewish Leadership Council to Downing Street this morning.
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