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Danny Alexander reaffirms the government’s commitment to ‘stick to the path we are on’ while focussing spending on high value infrastructure projects.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
William Hague visits Belgrade to offer encouragement to Serbia at a crucial moment in its progress towards EU membership.
Rt Hon Hugo Swire MP intervened at the OECD and said UK has put “tax, trade and transparency at the heart of our G8 presidency.”
Civic Forum Institute and the British Consulate in Jerusalem celebrate the successes of women local council members in the West Bank.
The government's response to the European Commission's announcement on access to benefits by migrants.
The Crime and policing newsletter is a regular newsletter giving the latest news and information on police and crime issues.
More than 26,000 workers denied the National Minimum Wage by their employers have shared £4 million thanks to HMRC.
Response to claims made about new permitted development rights and betting shops.
UK and Russia have signed a landmark accord which will see the two Olympic hosts deepen co-operation across a range of sporting activity.
British Ambassador Scott Wightman made a speech on UK Bribery Act at 2013 Anti-Corruption Symposium organised by UN Global Compact Korea.
A consultation on strengthening powers to seize drug cutting agents has been launched by the Home Office.
Military aircrews are set to benefit from new personal equipment designed specifically to meet their flying needs.
New visa regulations for foreigners visiting and living in China, under new Chinese immigrations laws to be enforced on 1 July.
New rights will give park home residents the protection they need from unscrupulous site owners, says Communities Secretary Eric Pickles.
On 'Wessex Day' the government is encouraging local communities to fly their national and local flags with pride.
William Hague: there is no more urgent global priority than the search for Middle East peace. Courage and leadership are needed on all sides.
Foreign Secretary: there is no more urgent global priority than the search for the Middle East Peace.
British Ambassador Nicholas Cannon gave a speech in honour of Her Majesty’s birthday.
The Secretary of State has hailed the work of campaigner David Grimason as an inspiration as he hosted an event with Amnesty International.
Foreign Office Minister Mark Simmonds deeply concerned by renewed fighting in Democratic Republic of Congo.
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