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Victims, charities, the police and public are to be asked their views on how we can protect victims of stalking more effectively, Home Office Minister Lynne Featherstone announced today.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Last month the United Nations Population Fund announced that global population has passed 7 billion. This landmark brings the issue of population growth and its impact into sharp focus
Local authority pay policies must be open to public scrutiny with senior pay packets put to a full council vote, Local Government Minister Bob…
On 16 June 1989, British Ambassador Greg Dorey was one of 200,000 people present in Heroes Square in Budapest, Hungary, to witness the reburial ceremonies of Imre Nagy and his fellow martyrs.
On her recent deployment to Afghanistan, a Royal Army Medical Corps officer got involved in the drive to improve maternal healthcare in Helmand. Report by Tristan Kelly.
Energy and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker is today calling on pensioners and those on low incomes to make sure they’ve claimed for the …
It is with sadness that the Ministry of Defence must confirm that Lance Corporal Peter Eustace from 2nd Battalion The Rifles (2 RIFLES) was killed in Afghanistan on Wednesday 16 November 2011.
Britain stands shoulder to shoulder with Aung San Suu Kyi, says International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell on historic visit to Burma.
The independent NHS Future Forum, publishes interim advice on integrated care, patient information and public health in a modern NHS
Doctors and nurses are being asked to think twice before they prescribe antibiotics in a bid to prevent patients from developing resistance to these life saving drugs.
The Deputy Prime Minister today attended the launch of The Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering along with David Cameron and Ed Miliband.
…PM: it's appalling to suggest that racism in any way should be accepted.…
PM congratulated Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button
New £1 million global award for engineering that benefits humanity.
"In Britain we do still have world class engineering, world class manufacturing, world class production techniques."
Minister for Africa Henry Bellingham said he looks forward to a constructive and productive working relationship with President Sirleaf and her Government.
Foreign Secretary William Hague spoke about the role of secret intelligence in foreign policy in a speech on 16 November.
An era of Whitehall control has ended with a historic shift in power back to local people, as the Localism Bill becomes law.
Department of Health responds to call from the British Medical Association for a ban on smoking to include private motor vehicles
Today’s employment figures underline the importance of two governments working together in the interests of Wales, Secretary of State for Wales…
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