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Mr Andrew Lloyd MBE has been appointed British High Commissioner to the Federal Republic of Nigeria
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury has published nine documents relating to tax following commitments made at the June Budget.
It is clear from this review from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) that Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust has made significant progress in the period since Monitor’s original intervention in March 2009.
The 2009 to 2010 accounts of the Renewable Fuels Agency and the Comptroller and Auditor General's report have been laid before Parliament.
Following consultation, an exceptional hardship scheme will be introduced for those severely affected by the proposed HS2 line.
Announces publication of a report about the resilience of England's transport network in winter and our plans to act on its recommendations.
Actions to continue delivery of marine navigation aids including a general lighthouse board and changes to structure and scope.
Government to explore new and innovative ways for business to access finance.
The new UK government commitment in building strong relations with emerging powers in SE Asia particularly Indonesia that has the largest economy and democracy in the region.
The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia have today found Kaing Guek Eav guilty of crimes against humanity, torture and murder, and imposed a consolidated sentence of 35 years in prison
Foreign Secretary William Hague, and Foreign Office Minister for Europe David Lidington are in Brussels to attend the General Affairs Council and Foreign Affairs Council meetings.
Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne discusses his trip to South East Asia
Foreign Office Minister Henry Bellingham talks to BBC Radio 4 while attending the African Union Summit in Uganda.
The relatives of HMS Chatham's ship's company recently experienced life at sea, joining their loved ones for the final leg of the frigate's journey back from the Gulf of Aden.
Lance Corporal 'Gaz' Lovett, an aviation crewman on a new Lynx Mark 9A helicopter, tells of his experiences as he provides firepower from the skies in Afghanistan to support troops on the ground.
Sailors from HMS Monmouth are currently training at HMS Raleigh in Cornwall, learning how to carry out one of the most important Royal Navy roles - boarding suspect vessels around the world.
The MOD Guard Service has been awarded the top accreditation in the security industry.
A group of horses and soldiers from the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery have travelled from London to Blackpool to indulge in a week of training and enjoy a break from the rigours of ceremonial duties.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has made a statement following the decision to place sanctions on Iran
At the Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels today, the EU announced an unprecedented package of sanctions in response to concerns about the Iranian nuclear programme.
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