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Measures to change the way compensation payouts are calculated have been unveiled today by Lord Chancellor David Lidington.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
A section of Northumberland coastline supporting 200,000 seabirds gets greater protection.
The future partnership paper outlines how continued collaboration in science and innovation is an important part of the UK’s future partnership with the EU.
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson stated that the UK will seek further sanctions to curb North Korea nuclear programme.
David Davis spoke to the House about the July and August negotiating rounds
The UK has today become one of the first nations to commit to a landmark agreement to reduce emissions from appliances that play a major role in preventing global warming.
The Prime Minister hosted a UK Japan Business Forum with Prime Minister Abe during her visit to Japan.
During his visit to Kazakhstan the Minister of State for Europe and the Americas spoke about Britain’s place in the Global Community.
Prime Minister Theresa May held a meeting at Downing Street with the Saudi Foreign Minister and discussed a range of bilateral and regional issues.
UK Permanent Representative to the UN Matthew Rycroft condemns North Korea's nuclear test and calls for greater measures to resolve crisis.
The Solicitor General discusses preventing and controlling economic crime in the modern world
Secretary of State for Wales Alun Cairns writes in the Western Mail
Moving protected species, creating new habitat the size of 269 rugby pitches and taking traffic for two and a half million tonnes of construction materials off the road are just some of the ways that a major project to upgra…
From today (1 September 2017), Lord Justice Fulford has commenced his new role overseeing the use of investigatory powers.
Heads of Mission in Kenya issue statement on the Supreme Court decision
New CMA measures will help 700,000 restricted meter customers, including around 400,000 in Scotland, to switch without changing their meter.
The Embassy organised a pre-departure event for the Chevening scholars who will study masters degrees at British universities in 2017-18.
International Development Secretary calls for a world free from abhorrent trade of modern slavery during visit to Lagos.
The British Ambassador welcomed at his Residence the group of young Argentines who were awarded Chevening scholarships.
A man from Scunthorpe has been convicted after his attempt to smuggle 5 people, including a child, into the UK hidden in cabinets was prevented.
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