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Applications for 2014/15 Chevening Scholarships in Israel are now open and will close on 8 November 2013.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
9 Kenyans have won prestigious scholarships to study Masters Degrees in the United Kingdom, under the British Government funded Chevening Scholarship Scheme.
Sam Younger, Chief Executive of the Charity Commission, gave a speech on the regulator's role following the review of the Charities Act.
The government will act on amendments to the Transparency Bill after a meeting with the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO).
Theresa Villiers considers the key issues still to be settled in NI to heal social divisions, mend the economy and reconcile with the past.
Baroness Warsi, Senior UK Minister for relations with Central Asia concludes her visit to Tajikistan.
Prime Minister David Cameron spoke at a press conference at the G20 Summit on humanitarian assistance for Syria and the global economy.
Speech given by Security Minister James Brokenshire on 5 September 2013 to the Special Interest Group on far right activity
The world risks failing a generation of Syrians if aid agencies don’t get safe access to reach people in desperate need inside the country, Prime Minister David Cameron warned today.
A specialist planning court has been proposed by Justice Secretary Chris Grayling to help ensure crucial development projects no longer get mired in unnecessary legal delay.
Domestic violence review comes after a number of high profile cases where protection for victims fell below expected standards.
The UK, in partnership with the Republic of the Marshall Islands and the Climate Development and Knowledge Network held an event today in Majuro.
First published during the 1997 to 2007 Blair Labour government
Employers and staff in a business changing owner will find the transfer easier, fairer and more effective through reforms announced today.
Speech by Eric Pickles, Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government.
Written ministerial statement: opt-in decisions to be debated in Parliament in government time in 2013.
The Foreign Secretary William Hague spoke at the launch of the UK action plan on business and human Rights
The Government has today published revised proposals for criminal legal aid contracting, following agreement with the Law Society. This responds to the original consultation in April.
Written ministerial statement: Government response to consultation on specialist printing equipment and materials.
On 27 August, Dr Andrea Marshall, the world’s leading expert on manta rays, gave a talk to members of the media, government, civil society and local communities.
The UK today launched its action plan on business and human rights, becoming the first country to set out guidance to companies on integrating human rights into their operations.
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