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The Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport addresses the Society of Editors conference
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Bringing together leaders in transforming justice systems from around the world to discuss the cutting edge of court technology.
A speech at the launch of ERSA’s race, employment and ethnicity report on the government’s action to support more people from ethnic minorities into work.
Foreign and Finance Ministers from the UK, France, Germany and the EU published a statement on the Iran Nuclear Deal.
Statement by Susan Dickson, UK Legal Advisor at the UN, at the Security Council Briefing by the ICC Prosecutor on Libya
A once-in-a-generation devolution deal and over £600 million of government investment for the North of Tyne region has been approved by Parliament.
The CMA has provisionally found that clauses in many of ComparetheMarket’s contracts with home insurers break competition law and could lead to higher premiums.
New workplace rights to give paid leave to those who have suffered the loss of a child and ensure they are treated compassionately by employers were set out by the government today.
Key industry post holders need to be effective in managing safety compliance.
Writing in The Evening Standard, the Foreign Secretary explains why defending a free media must be a central element of British foreign policy.
This circular draws attention to the contents of the Statutory Instrument (SI) – SI 2018/1055.
The Justice Secretary addresses the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners and the National Police Chiefs Council at the 2018 Partnership Summit.
Leading QC Max Hill takes up his new role as Director of Public Prosecutions
Ben Wallace, Minister for Security and Economic Crime, speaks about the threat from serious and organised crime and the government's strategy to challenge this.
The government has pledged to tackle the misery caused by serious and organised criminals by drawing on all the powers, tools and expertise the UK has to offer.
Chris Grayling highlights the important role airports play in forging international connections - showing Britain is open to the world.
…The government has asked for the publics' views on introducing alcohol licensing laws in airports, to reduce problems with drunk and disruptive passengers.…
Corin Robertson assumed presented her Letters of Credence to Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto.
The government has banned people possessing strong sulphuric acid without a valid reason as part of its drive to tackle acid attacks and violent crime.
Jeremy Hunt gave a speech at Policy Exchange about Britain's role in the world after Brexit.
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