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Advice for Wales football fans travelling to Belgium on 16 November 2014
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Young women who have had at least a first degree are called upon to apply for the 10 scholarships before the 30th of November 2014.
The Human Rights and Democracy Fund 2015-2016 in Brazil is now open for the submission of project proposals
Massive change in attitude to drink driving since THINK! campaign launched 50 years ago.
Pupils and teachers benefit from £4 million rebuild as part of the government’s Priority School Building Programme.
The call for bids for the Prosperity Fund in Mexico is now open.
Minister for Latin America, Hugo Swire, spoke of the expanding links between the UK and Paraguay.
Speech given by Karen Bradley at the SOMEC Conference on 6 November 2014
Ministers sign agreement to share crime scene DNA.
London academy hosts special assembly ahead of Anti-Bullying Week.
The government is calling on teachers to have their say on how to reduce unnecessary and unproductive workload.
Travel advice for fans travelling to Germany for FC Schalke v Chelsea FC match on Tuesday 25 November 2014.
A UK government campaign to cut EU red tape has saved businesses over £200 million in the first year.
Keith Richards replaces Dai Powell as chair of the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee.
Clarification of the statutory scheme regulations for the price of branded medicines supplied to the NHS.
Town halls will have to come clean on how much they spend subsidising staff working on union business.
Egypt appeared before the UN Human Rights Council for its UPR, the UN’s review of human rights in every UN member state.
The CMA has today announced its decision to launch an in-depth market investigation into the personal current account and SME retail banking sectors, confirming its provisional decision of 18 July 2014.
Lord Ahmad on the recent decision to include extra protection to forests into the Infrastructure Bill.
The British Embassy is in the search for interns who are dynamic, resourceful, task oriented, with a collaborative approach.
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