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The Highway Code on GOV.UK has been made easier to use, as research shows how keeping up to date changes people’s road behaviour.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
The candidates for the Presidency of Guatemala, Jimmy Morales and Sandra Torres, offered to boost employment, education, health and transparency in their first face to face forum hosted by the British Embassy jointly with Gu…
Although Uganda retains the death penalty on the statute books, no execution has been carried out in Uganda since 1999.
Following the CMA’s determination, Bristol Water will have to reduce the prices it charges customers to below those in its business plan.
Solicitor General, Robert Buckland, last week joined the Attorneys General of 11 of the UK’s Overseas Territories Annual Conference Anguilla
Ofqual is looking for teachers, academics, examiners and other education professionals to help accredit new GCSEs, AS and A levels.
The UN Human Rights Council concluded its 30th session today with resolutions on Sri Lanka, Syria and Yemen.
The CMA has made a request to the European Commission to refer Hutchison’s proposed acquisition of Telefonica Europe to the CMA for investigation.
The government has announced a package to support people who have lost their jobs as a result of the mothballing of SSI’s Redcar plant.
The government is clamping down on rogue claims management companies which provide bad services and bombard people with nuisance calls.
A new statutory ban on referral fees in criminal cases is among proposals announced by the Legal Aid Minister Shailesh Vara today.
Future leaders of Madagascar urged to apply for the UK’s prestigious Chevening Scholarship Programme
Speech given by CMA Chairman, David Currie, at the SCDI conference 'Agile Regulation: Shaping Economic Growth' in Edinburgh.
Landlords are required by law to install smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.
New rules mean Sikhs across the UK will no longer face the prospect of disciplinary action for wearing turbans in the workplace.
Consumer Rights Act to give consumers new legal rights entitling them to a repair or replacement when digital products are faulty.
Statement by UK Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond MP at the UN General Assembly
David Cameron addressed the Jamaican Parliament during his visit to the region, praising the strong links between the UK and the Caribbean.
UK and Kenya commit to greater cooperation on defence and security issues at UN General Assembly
The British Ambassador opens a 10-day exhibition in Varna that highlights the principle that no one is above the law.…
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