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The British High Commission is pleased to announce that 23 Jamaicans and 1 Bahamian have been awarded the 2016-17 Chevening Scholarships to study in the UK.
The Environment Agency’s innovative flood defence scheme in Medmerry is being showcased at the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Hawaii.
Baroness Anelay blogs about the three "Ps" of peacekeeping ahead of the UN Peacekeeping Defence Ministerial in London this week.
Secretary of State David Davis made a statement in the House of Commons on the work of the Department for Exiting the European Union.
The Attorney General on the threat faced today from economic crime and how the UK Government is addressing it
Defence Secretary Michael Fallon today delivered a speech at Université d’été, Paris, confirming the UK's commitment to European Security
The CMA has decided, following new evidence, that extra remedies in London’s private healthcare market would not be proportionate.
Government to conduct a public consultation on the issue of caste and the Equality Act 2010.
This year six Honduran students were awarded a Chevening Scholarship, which is globally recognized as the UK government’s official programme that seeks to enrol exceptional individuals and support the next generation of lead…
Around 1,000 private motor insurance providers are now providing better information on no-claims bonus protection to drivers.
The United Kingdom has increased the number of Chevening scholarships for Sri Lanka, for the second consecutive year.
Criminal assets stolen in Nigeria and seized in the UK are to be returned to the West African country through a new agreement signed this week.
Chevening Scholarships
The Prime Minister has appointed Jane Ramsey and Dr Jane Martin to the Committee on Standards in Public Life following an open competition.
Deshon Griffith blogs about his internship at British High Commission, Bridgetown
From today hundreds of hospitals must supply data which will lead to better information on performance for patients considering private healthcare.
As per the MoU (Memorandum of Understanding), criminal assets stolen in Nigeria and seized in the UK are to be returned to the West African country.
Environment Agency Fisheries Enforcement Officers patrol North East waters in rod licence crackdown.
The CMA has provisionally decided that 11 merger remedies are no longer needed and should be removed.
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