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The first statement by the Secretary of State, Rt Hon Theresa Villiers MP, on the current security situation in Northern Ireland
The second statement by the Secretary of State, Rt Hon Theresa Villiers MP on the current security situation in Northern Ireland
Alistair Burt stresses UK support for democracy and calls on all sides to refrain from violence and respect human rights and the rule of law.
International Development Secretary responds to news reports of Syria crisis deaths reaching 100,000.
Ofsted give verdict on support and challenge provided to local schools by first councils visited under new inspection regime.
Public Health England’s weekly surveillance reveals there was a decrease in reports of heat related illness from Monday 15 July to Sunday 21 July.
Extra support to help tackle reoffending in Staffordshire and West Midlands was announced today by Justice Secretary Chris Grayling as he unveiled a new resettlement prison.
Justine Greening responds to UN report on 100,000 deaths in Syria
Baroness Warsi has underlined UK support for work to promote women’s rights in Afghanistan during a meeting with young Amnesty activists
The Duchess of Cambridge had safely delivered a son, third in succession, on 22 July in the presence of the Duke of Cambridge.
Woolwich Crossrail station will open when Crossrail services commence in 2018 alongside the rest of the central section of the route.
Over a hundred hospitals and care homes across England have been awarded a share of a £50million fund to create pioneering care environments
New photographs released by the Olympic Delivery Authority show East Village, as final work is carried out before first residents move in.
David Cameron made a speech about cracking down on online pornography and making the internet safer for children on 22 July 2013.
In an interview for this website, the UK Delegation to NATO’s military representative shares his thoughts on his role, the future of the Alliance and more.
Closure of British Consulate Split on the afternoon of Wednesday, 24 July 2013.
James Brokenshire has praised the bravery of Muslims in West Midlands and called for unity in the wake of recent terrorist incidents.
The needs of bereaved families will be put at the heart of a reformed coroner system by a new national code, Justice Minister Helen Grant announced.
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