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Ambassador Hobbs offered a farewell reception for the 9 Paraguayan Chevening scholars who will study a masters in the UK
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
A speech by the British High Commissioner on the subject of the UK’s Africa Policy
An innovative new approach to protecting great crested newts could enhance their population and reduce delays to major building projects.
Launch of new national information service for victims of crime gives quick and easy access to support.
Twenty seven Filipinos have been awarded the prestigious Chevening Scholarships by the UK Government for the coming academic year.
August's update on the latest news and information on police and crime issues.
The CMA welcomes the Advertising Standards Authority decisions to uphold its complaints relating to 2 online children’s games.
Minister for Europe concerned about sentencing of Oleg Sentsov and Oleksandr Kolchenko in Russia.
Illegal migrants will face a jail sentence for working in the UK, under measures to be included in the new Immigration Bill
The CMA has provisionally cleared the anticipated acquisition of 99p Stores Limited (99p) by Poundland Group plc (Poundland).
The Chevening Scholarship Award Ceremony was held at the British Embassy in Tashkent.
Businesses are invited to bid for a share of £300,000 in contracts for projects that could improve forensic examination of digital devices.
Officers reported 49 anglers for fisheries offences
The government is making it easier for charities to make the most of tax reliefs, so that more money can go to good causes.
The new Registrar General for England and Wales, Mark Thomson, was formally appointed today (24 August).
Local authorities can bid for a share of a new fund to support the victims of domestic abuse.
A new helpline dedicated to supporting victims of revenge porn has taken over 1800 calls in just six months.
100 days to Paris: Securing a Global Deal and Transitioning to a Low Carbon Future
UK Statement at the UN Security Council Briefing on Kosovo
Persons with Disabilities Gather with Government Stakeholders to Discuss Amending Ghana Persons with Disability Act
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