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  • New support for women's enterprise was announced by the government today as part of the wider economic recovery plan

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  • Speech by Lord Astor of Hever DL, Under Secretary of State.

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  • The new Armed Forces Act 2011 creates the requirement for an annual Armed Forces Covenant report to Parliament each year. This will set out…

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  • This written ministerial statement was laid in the House of Commons by Damian Green on 3 November 2011.

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  • Help for firms to automatically enrol staff into workplace pensions from next year became law today.

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  • The Family Justice Review panel today announce a package of recommendations aimed at tackling delays in the family justice system.

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  • Ipswich mediators have been praised for giving separating families the opportunity to resolve their differences without resorting to court.

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  • From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: UNISON, International Monetary Fund, G20, benefits and MPs' expenses.

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  • Foreign Secretary William Hague has called on Israel to reverse the decision, and called for both sides to return to negotiations.

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  • Foreign Secretary William Hague spoke at the end of the London Conference on Cyberspace on 2 November.

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  • Seven teams from across Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S), as well as a team from HQ Joint Force Support, based in Camp Bastion, were presented…

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  • Full text of the Chair's statement from the London Conference on Cyberspace.

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  • Minister for Employment Relations, Consumer and Postal Affairs Edward Davey said: “I would like to welcome Simon Polito, Martin Cave and Alasdair…

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  • Paul Burstow speaks at Dementia Congress.

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  • Andrew Lansley speaks at the National Association of Primary Care (NAPC) Annual Conference.

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  • More pupils will be able to attend the best schools in a new-look admissions system that will be fairer and simpler for all parents, Schools Minister Nick Gibb said today.

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  • Speech by Andrew Robathan, Minister for Defence Personnel, Welfare and Veterans.

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  • Foreign Secretary William Hague addressed the London Conference on Cyberspace on 1 November.

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  • Home Secretary Theresa May has published a cross-government strategy today to end gang and youth violence.

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