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A look at the work of the Foreign Office and its embassies overseas this week.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Corporals Mark and Lyndsay Roberts joined the RAF independently of each other and are now both involved in the air-side of the daily running…
Major General Nick Pope, who has recently taken over as the Chief of the Defence Staff's Strategic Communications Officer, briefed members of the media yesterday on the situation in Afghanistan.
UK Armed Forces were again in action yesterday over Libya, with RAF Tornado and Typhoon aircraft destroying four of Colonel Gaddafi's main battle tanks near Zlitan.
After a mammoth 20-month deployment, Royal Naval survey ship HMS Enterprise today returns to her home port of Her Majesty's Naval Base Devonport in Plymouth.
Army Sergeant Majors are world famous for bawling orders that can be heard a mile away. Now, London District's Garrison Sergeant Major, WO1 Bill Mott, has lent his ear-splitting bark to an infantryman action toy.
Sir Ian will speak about the importance of economic growth and the role of the Regional Growth Fund. He will then take questions about the process…
The Department of Energy and Climate Change today published an independent study on projected costs and deployment potential for different renewable…
As part of the 9th UK - South Africa bilateral forum last week Secretary of State The Rt Hon Chris Huhne MP met with South African Minister …
The letter Mark Higson, Chief Executive, Office for Nuclear Development, sent to Dr Mike Weightman regarding issues relating to National Policy…
One month left to submit your research ideas on how to improve performance of British athletes.
Today the UK announced it will help reduce new HIV infections by at least half a million among women in Africa by 2015.
A new policy brief written by Tim Kelsall from the Africa Power and Politics Programme has been published.
Parts of the Anglian region are now officially in a state of drought, Defra and the Environment Agency announced today.
Ms McKinlay was identified following a rigorous selection process, validated by the Office of the Commissioner for Public Appointments.
Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman today made the following written statement to Parliament on the impact of the German E. coli outbreak…
The equalities minister has lent her support to a campaign to inspire more females to join the electrical industry.
International violence against women champion Lynne Featherstone supports investigation into suggestion of rape being used as weapon of war.
Around two and half million people are expected to be supported through the new Work Programme over the next five years.
The Prime Minister has hosted a party for the Armed Forces to celebrate The Royal British Legion's 90th anniversary.
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