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France, Italy, the UK and the US signal their support for Libya’s transition towards democracy.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Richard Foster CBE has been appointed as Chair of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) and Alexandra Marks, Dr Sharon Persaud, David James Smith, Liz Calderbank and Andrew Rennison have been appointed as new Commissio…
Almost 70 hospitals will receive a slice of a £50 million fund to cut the NHS energy bill.
A series of recommendations to reform the Riot Damages Act following the riots in 2011 has been published by the Independent Reviewer.
Home Office has launched consultation on strengthening forensic regulation system.
Update on how we are implementing improvements in skills for better quality further education.
This written ministerial statement was laid in the House of Commons by Norman Baker MP and in the House of Lords by Lord Taylor of Holbeach.
The Common Agricultural Policy allocations for England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales will remain the same for the next funding period.
Discover what's happening near you to commemorate the First World War.
George Jenkins re-appointed as Chair of the Dover Harbour Board.
Director of Immunisation Professor David Salisbury response to claims that the outbreak of polio in Syria could threaten Europe
Health minister Dr Dan Poulter's response to National Audit Office (NAO) report into maternity services.
£20billion CAP budget to be shared fairly between the four UK administrations
Vulnerable children will be helped by new national standards which will raise the quality of expert evidence in family courts and end unnecessary delays, Justice Minister Lord McNally has announced.
St Petersburg cultural community representatives attend reception at the British Consulate-General ahead of the Year of Culture
New deadline of 22 November 2013.
Statement by the Foreign Office Minister for the Middle East Hugh Robertson
Trade and investment between Australia and the UK received a boost last week from the AusBiotech conference and exhibition.
Public advertising campaign in support of GREAT Britain Week 1 – 7 December, Burma
HMA James Dauris welcomed audience at seminar organised by this institution.
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