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Kumar Iyer also appointed Director General for UK Trade & Investment across India
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The flag representing the county of Yorkshire has been hoisted outside the Department's offices to celebrate Yorkshire Day on 1 August.
Speech by Speaker of the House of Commons, Rt Hon John Bercow, entitled "British Democracy & Parliament", at Rangoon University, Burma. Check against delivery.
A £1.9 million fund will help to end bed and breakfast living for hundreds of homeless families.
This circular is about an amendment to the determinations made under Police Regulations 2003, to implement a new constables pay scale.
The Groceries Code Adjudicator (GCA) has published draft guidance for consultation on investigating suspected breaches.
The Home Office is to introduce a new system of regulation for private investigators to protect the public from unscrupulous activity.
Official statistics show that councils are continuing to forecast to make £635 million profit from parking charges and fines.
Schools, businesses and councils will all be helped by the latest stage of major law changes turning the tide on compensation culture.
The Prime Minister's Spokesperson answered questions on press conferences, NHS 111, cost of politics, immigration and Gibraltar.
The Forensic Early Warning System has picked up 27 new drugs since January 2011.
Maria Miller announces new strategy, including a nuisance calls crackdown, ending ‘bill shock’ and protecting children online.
Information will allow councils to see where they need to improve to provide a better planning service to their communities.
Tough new laws designed to protect the public from aggressive bailiffs are being implemented by Government.
New measures launched today will see those criminals who deliberately cheat the system and leave taxpayers to foot their legal aid bill, despite being able to pay, face having their cars seized.
From today criminals who deliberately cheat the system and leave taxpayers to foot their legal aid bill, despite being able to pay, face having their cars seized.
The Intellectual Property Office has launched a new online copyright notices service to help consumers better understand copyright laws.
Kenneth Dibble explains the Charity Commission's approach to dealing with mismanagement in charities.
Jurors Kasim Davey and Joseph Beard have been found guilty of contempt of court. Both were sentenced to 2 months in prison.
The Foreign Secretary condemns the use of violence against protestors in Egypt and calls on all sides to reduce tensions.
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