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Statement by Ambassador Matthew Rycroft to the UN General Assembly meeting on Preventing Violent Extremism
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Karen Bradley visits Karma Nirvana charity in Leeds to meet survivors of forced marriage.
The CMA’s response to the BIS and DCMS call for evidence on the review of consumer protection measures applying to ticket resale.
Tribunal makes clear the legal framework under which GCHQ carries out Equipment Interference is fully compatible with human rights law
With the 2016 elver season almost upon us, the Environment Agency is reminding Somerset’s elver fishermen to stay on the right side of the law.
The CMA has fined a number of pharmaceutical companies for anti-competitive conduct and agreements in relation to the supply of paroxetine.
The Home Office has introduced new legislation which will aim to finish the job of police reform.
Information on how to apply for bilateral programme funding.
The Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond met Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin to discuss reform, UNSC and anti-corruption.
The British High Commission and the Legal Assistance Centre launched a pamphlet entitled Encouraging Equal Opportunities in Namibia.
Five online review sites have committed to improvements that will give people a more complete picture when making buying decisions.
The Secretary of State today gave a key note speech addressing the Government's approach and proposed way forward to dealing with legacy of the past in Northern Ireland.
A new Rural Planning Review will look to reduce regulatory burdens in support of new homes, jobs and innovation.
Bus Minister Andrew Jones explains the government’s forthcoming Buses Bill.
New taskforce combines the work of law enforcement, government and big business to crack down on fraud.…
Speech from Theresa May on new taskforce to crack down on fraud.
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond maintains support for peace talks and a political transition in Syria
The CMA has published its latest batch of final decisions on whether to remove or retain remedies resulting from 10 past merger investigations.
The British Embassy is inviting all Hondurans to get a taste of Britain during the celebration of its first British Weekend, a celebration on 27/28 February of British sport, food and education.
A panel will look at how the layout of estates can be best used to deliver more quality homes that people can buy and rent.
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