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Minister of State for Digital Matt Hancock speaks at Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence (CFI) conference in Cambridge
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Regulations to help make companies maintain the technical capability to respond to warrants and authorisations from law enforcement.
The CMA is to remove long-standing undertakings covering tendered bus services in the Greater Bristol area.
The Home Secretary has today launched the government’s new drug strategy, to reduce illicit drug use and increase the rate of individuals recovering from drug dependence.
The Rt Hon Sir Ian Burnett has been appointed the Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales from 2 October 2017.
Welsh Secretary statement on the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill
A people smuggler has today (13 July) been jailed after admitting trying to travel through Harwich International Port with 22 Afghan nationals hidden in the back of his lorry.
Writing in The Times, Skidmore explained there will be a cross-party inquiry into intimidation and abuse of general election candidates.
The Repeal Bill is designed to ensure that the UK exits the EU with maximum certainty, continuity and control.
Position papers outlining how the UK will negotiate on important issues related to Brexit — and take steps towards fostering a new deep and special partnership with the EU after we leave — have been published today.
Spain's 3-day State Visit celebrates the depth and breadth of our longstanding ties with Spain.
Report recommended a further review of the guidance to ensure children are safeguarded and their best interests taken fully into account.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has today published its annual report for 2016/17.
Education Secretary opens the Sutton Trust Social Mobility Summit 2017, with a speech setting out the need for change.
Stabilisation Unit and senior police visit the EULEX Rule of Law Mission to better understand the benefits of international policing…
The Foreign Secretary will join forces with the UK’s allies to continue to help the Western Balkans reform, stabilise and prosper, as he attends a European summit in Trieste, Italy
The proposed merger between Tesco and Booker is being referred for an in-depth, phase 2 investigation.
The John Smith Trust is today opening applications for a new Fellowship Programme for Central Asia.
The Prime Minister’s independent reviewer on modern employment practices, Matthew Taylor, has published his 7 principles to achieve “good quality work for all”.
The Prime Minister spoke at the launch of the Matthew Taylor review of modern working practices in the UK.
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