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PHE has outlined the agreed arrangements for providing a year-end Statement of Assurance to demonstrate that the ring-fenced public health grant has been spent on eligible expenditure.
Monitor has ended its enforcement action at Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals after it made significant improvements to its patient care.
British High Commissioner Judith Macgregor briefs the 2014-15 scholars from South Africa and Swaziland, before they depart for the UK
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Lasting powers of attorney will be easier and simpler for people to make, Justice Minister Simon Hughes announces.
A rapid response call for research to combat the Ebola outbreak in west Africa is being launched today, Wellcome Trust director Dr Jeremy Farrar and International Development Secretary Justine Greening announced.
Hampshire company, Exosect, develops an effective treatment to protect stored grain against infestation, with support from Innovate UK.
Sir David Dalton writes about the importance of the NHS sharing and learning from best practice, whether from inside or outside the NHS.
Following the release of a video allegedly showing the murder of US journalist James Foley, Philip Hammond made the following comments during media interviews:
Speech on behalf of the donors at the launch of the Campaign on Accelerated Reduction of Maternal Mortality in Africa
In a campaign launched today government and top employers are calling on young people to 'Get In. Go Far' by choosing an apprenticeship.
Scotland-based Edinburgh Napier University and Spectrum Institute of Science & Technology Sri Lanka launched two new undergraduate degrees.
British Ambassador Sarah Dickson was awarded the prize of “Humanitarian Ambassador of the year".
Monitor publishes NHS foundation trusts’ accounts data and related information for 2013/14.
Travel advice for fans travelling to Basel, Switzerland for the FC BASEL v LIVERPOOL match on 1 October 2014
Expansion of the Troubled Families programme to help vulnerable younger children from struggling homes get a better chance in life.
Scotland’s world-class reputation for science and research is enhanced through access to UK-wide funding, infrastructure and skills.
The UK will provide additional funding to strengthen health systems in Sierra Leone and Liberia and contain the spread of Ebola in West Africa
The Prime Minister spoke at the Relationships Alliance Summit, held at the Royal College of GPs, on putting families at the centre of domestic policy-making.
Article by Sir Mark Walport on the importance of IT and the internet of things.
The Prime Minister David Cameron sets out new measures to help families, along with a new commitment to put family life at the heart of policy.
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