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Foreign Secretary Liz Truss updated the House of Commons on the government's intention to introduce legislation to make changes to the Northern Ireland Protocol.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Users can now view their colleagues’ applications via the HM Land Registry customer portal.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson's opening remarks at Cabinet this morning.
In a worrying recent case in the West Midlands, Traffic Commissioner Nick Denton revoked the licence of CCS Waste Ltd.
63 Ambassadors in Brussels support International Day Against Homophobia Biphobia & Transphobia and reaffirm their commitment to defend and advance LGBTI+ rights
Measures have been brought forward to change the law to allow more healthcare professionals like specialist nurses to complete DVLA medical questionnaires.
Cost of NHS prescriptions will be frozen for the first time in over a decade.
Following their meeting in Germany, G7 foreign ministers released a joint statement on Russia's war against Ukraine.
Restrictions on multibuy deals and advertising foods high in fat, salt or sugar to be delayed for a year.
A Foreign Office statement on the construction of settlements in the occupied West Bank.
Australia issued a joint statement with a number of foreign ministers worldwide on the Taliban's increasing restrictions on women and girls in Afghanistan.
G7 foreign ministers gave a joint statement on the increasing restrictions imposed on women and girls in Afghanistan by the Taliban.
This week is Learning at Work Week. From live events to exploring training available to you, are you investing in your skills to help build a Modern Civil Service?
Today sanctions hit Putin’s financial network, tightening the vice on the President and his inner circle.
Ambassador Neil Bush welcomes the OSCE/OCEEA's focus on the economic and environmental consequences of Russia's war against Ukraine.
Pakistani lawyer and activist Tahera Hasan received the Commonwealth Points of Light Award for her efforts promoting the wellbeing of orphaned, abandoned and stateless children.
Measures introduced to penalise companies responsible for leaving potholes on roads after carrying out street works.
On Friday (06 May) Chadd Thomas Zamir Heath of Weston-Super-Mare, pleaded guilty at North Somerset Magistrates’ Court.
UK funded projects help communities in La Moskitia address trafficking of scarlet and green macaws, whilst providing sustainable livelihoods and protect the environment.
A father and daughter have received a suspended custodial sentence after a fire at their removals business in Evenwood near Bishop Auckland led to serious property damage and the evacuation of several neighbouring homes.
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