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UK aid is supporting an early warning system in Cox’s Bazaar which detects disease outbreaks and prompts targeted, rapid responses by health workers.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Prime Minister Theresa May gave a speech in Belfast today.
The Government Actuary’s Department (GAD) is 100 years old this year. The department is marking its centenary with the ‘GAD100’ programme where we will mark our successes and highlight our role in government.
Minister for Africa Harriett Baldwin visited South Africa and Mozambique last week on a four-day trip discussing development, trade and investment.
The UK emphasised the importance of One Health National Action Plans and urged the WHO to keep AMR high on the political agenda.
The installation of new field drainage at a Coal Authority asset has been successfully completed thanks to a small local contractor.
Lord Agnew writes to chairs of 28 academy trusts to ask for more details on the pay of executives earning six-figure salaries
The Economic Secretary to the Treasury, John Glen speaks about the business case for diversity and inclusion at the PIMFA Wealth of Diversity Conference 2019.
Lord Ahmad issued a statement to mark the end of the 32nd Universal Periodic Review (UPR).
Up to £6 million funding to support new ideas that can help keep connected devices and applications safe and secure.
Cardiff technology firm Sure Chill featured in podcast series launched by the Department for International Trade as part of the 'Exporting is GREAT' campaign.
Up to 370 schools to join one of the largest trials in the world to boost the evidence about what works to support mental health and wellbeing
HMRC leaders last year commissioned Laura Whyte, former HR Director at John Lewis Partnership, to carry out an independent review of what it’s like to work in HMRC to help the department become the values-driven and inclusiv…
Twelve organisations helping to improve the lives of LGBT people have won government funding
Jesse Norman explains how transport is at a Burkean moment with new technologies and that we must build a consensus that can sustain itself over time.
The outward mission to Taiwan will help assist UK SMEs, spin-out companies and start-ups to export, find co-development partners and investors from 6 to 8 March.
Environment Secretary Michael Gove calls on people across the country to join together to improve the natural world.
Chris Skidmore spoke at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, outlining his priorities for the role and his view for the future of the higher education sector.
The International Trade Secretary joins ceramics producers in Derby to discuss the industry’s priorities.
The speech took place on Thursday 31 January at the British Library
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