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The Higher Education and Research Bill enters committee stage.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Industry Minister Jesse Norman visited the London Boat Show and met with leading marine and maritime businesses.
Liam Fox calls on businesses to seize export opportunities as DIT identifies 50 key countries for growing trade.
Theresa May set out her vision for the shared society, the government's role within it and how to transform mental health support.
The move is set to reduce Defra’s London property costs by around £2 million a year.
Ambassador Shorter met with Prime Minister Hariri and reiterated the UK's continued partnership for a stable, prosperous and secure Lebanon.
The quality of biological medicines is assured by biological standards held by the British Pharmacopoeia (BP) and the National Institute for Biological Standards and Control (NIBSC)
The Prime Minister wrote for the Huffington Post about a new approach to mental health support.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Theresa May announces a comprehensive package of measures to transform mental health support in our schools, workplaces and communities.
The MOD has signed a £271M deal with Leonardo Helicopters to continue to support world-leading Wildcat helicopters, protecting hundreds of highly-skilled British jobs.
Deputy British High Commissioner to Malaysia, Paul Rennie says human rights is a process, and we must constantly seek positive changes for a better tomorrow.
The Prime Minister writes in the Sunday Telegraph about tackling the burning injustices that undermine the solidarity of our society.
The Prime Minister will give a speech to the Charity Commission setting out how the government will tackle ‘everyday injustices’.
Defence Secretary announces the training of UK Armed Forces alongside Sierra Leonean troops for the first time ever.
Public are encouraged to take part in consultations for 2 major road improvements.
An update on the e-Dossier project at the Parole Board which aims to have paperless hearings by October 2017.
Speech delivered by International Trade Secretary Liam Fox to UK and local businesses at the British Chambers of Commerce in Hong Kong
Justice Minister Sam Gyimah announces plans to double the maximum sentence for stalking.
A lack of funding to improve forensic science is jeopardising the integrity of the criminal justice system, a new report warns today (6 January 2016).
Transport Secretary welcomes the independent Office of Rail and Road report into safety of driver-operated trains.
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