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Prime Minister Theresa May gave a statement in Downing Street this evening following today’s attack in Westminster.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Home Secretary Amber Rudd has given the following statement in reaction to the Westminster attack.
This statement was delivered on 22 March 2017 during the ratification and implementation of the Protocol of 2014 on the Forced Labour Convention.
This statement was delivered during the General Debate on Item 2 at the 34th session of the Human Rights Council on 23 March 2017.
The Minister for Competition, Margot James MP, appoints 10 new members to the Tribunal’s panel of ordinary members.
British Ambassador Ruairí O’Connell launches the next phase of the Westminster Foundation for Democracy support to Kosovo’s political parties
Sierra Leone is the first Commonwealth country to receive the Baton as it leaves Buckingham Palace on its journey spanning 388 days to the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games.
This statement was delivered during the 34th session of the Human Rights Council on 21 March 2017.
John Hayes sets out the government’s action on moving to a zero-emission driving future.
This joint statement was delivered during the discussion on the Rule of Law at the 34th session of the Human Rights Council on 20 March 2017.
Plans to revolutionise the courts to make them more straightforward and efficient, and deliver swifter justice for victims.
Over 6,000 uses of community rights, protecting over 4,000 buildings, green spaces and other much loved local assets.
Whistleblowers are being offered up to £100,000, as the CMA launches its first-ever advertising campaign to crack down on cartels.
NHS whistleblowers will be better protected by new rules that prohibit discrimination against them if they seek re-employment in the NHS.
New offence of sexual communication with a child will be introduced, and measures to support victims of sex crimes accelerated.
Police and local authorities need to work together more closely than ever to crack down on serious and organised crime, the Security Minister said yesterday (Thursday, 16 March).
British Embassy supports cooperation between civil society and the judiciary to increase visibility of quality control in the judiciary.
Online retailers must follow UK law, as well as the law of the country to which they are selling medicines
Speech delivered by British Consul General to Hong Kong and Macao Andrew Heyn to UK and local businesses at the British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong.
The call for bids for the British Embassy San Jose’s RUBIES Fund 2017/2018 is now open.
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