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Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt looks back over the work of the Foreign & Commonwealth Office over the past year.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Prime Minister Theresa May statement following the passing of Lord Ashdown.
Christmas and New Year message from the Chief Executive
The seminar was part of a visit where Dr Chris Moore also met with a number of Chile’s development agencies, technology transfer hubs and trade associations.
Prime Minister Theresa May spoke at the UK-Poland Inter-Governmental Consultations.
The UK government and its allies are holding responsible elements of the Chinese government for an extensive cyber campaign
The Ivory Bill has gained Royal Assent to become law. The Act is expected to come into force in late 2019
Retail industry experts have called for a community-focused approach to tackling the challenges facing high streets and town centres.
A letter written to the European Commission setting out concerns about the proposed merger of the mobility business of Siemens AG with Alstom SA.
Amanda Spielman provides a commentary on phase 3 of Ofsted's research into the school curriculum.
Thermo Fisher’s acquisition of Gatan from Roper Technology raises concerns that customers using specialist microscopes could face higher prices or lower quality products.
Sir Andrew Dilnot has been appointed Chair of the government’s new Geospatial Commission, and Nigel Clifford has been confirmed as Deputy Chair.
The CMA has today announced a package of reforms to tackle the substantial loyalty penalty impacting millions of people.
A stronger and more effective regulatory framework is being introduced to improve building safety.
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has provided a final update on the Modernising Defence Programme to the House of Commons.
Improvements to the independence and the quality of audits are the focus of the CMA’s market study update.
The plans would strengthen the export deferral rules and give UK museums and buyers a greater opportunity to keep important artworks and artefacts in the country
Global accounts reports strong financial performance by social housing sector
Menzies’ purchase of Airline Services given provisional green light following in-depth CMA investigation.
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships can make a business more competitive by uniting them with a university or research organisation and a qualified graduate.
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