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The Home Secretary, Theresa May, gave this speech to the House of Commons on 11 August 2011. This version is as spoken.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Prime Minister David Cameron has delivered a statement to the House of Commons on the recent disorder and looting that has taken place in London and other cities.
Prime Minister David Cameron has announced stronger police powers to ensure that offenders are caught and made to pay for their crimes.
Prime Minister David Cameron has said that every contingency is being looked at to restore law and order.…
Prime Minister David Cameron has delivered a statement following the fourth night of violence and looting in a number of cities across England.
Guidance, information and support for retailers and businesses.
Intellectual Property (IP) crime is the counterfeiting of trade marked goods such as clothes and the piracy of copyrighted material such as …
Prime Minister David Cameron has said the Government will do "everything necessary" to restore order following the third night of violence and looting across London and other cities.
Prime Minister David Cameron's statement on restoring order in London and other cities.
Foreign Secretary William Hague and German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle write about "an extroadinary year" in the Huffington Post UK.
Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt has commented on the decision to detain the former Ukrainian Prime Minister and leading opposition figure, Yulia Tymoshenko, following her court appearance on 5 August.
A look at the work of the Foreign Office and its embassies overseas this week.
Egypt, Kenya and Climate change were amongst the topics discussed by Foreign Office bloggers.
The Patent Prosecution Highway (PPH) is an existing scheme that can speed up the process of getting patents granted in participating countries…
A record haul of cocaine seized by the UK Border Agency, working with SOCA and the Dutch National Crime Squad, has led to the arrest of six members of an international drugs ring.
The owner and master of a Dutch fishing vessel, caught with nets illegally adapted to catch baby fish, have been fined £51,000 after they were caught by a Royal Navy patrol ship.
Defra has published information about UK Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) payments made to ‘legal’ persons between 16 October 2008 and 15 October…
The Government announces plans to modernise intellectual property laws, aiding growth and adding billions to the UK economy.
Foreign Office Minister for South Asia Alistair Burt: "I reiterated the view of Her Majesty’s Government that the stability of Karachi is in the interests of all in Pakistan and the wider international community."
Professor John Kay has asked Sir John Rose, former Chief Executive of Rolls-Royce plc; James Anderson, Partner and Manager at Baillie Gifford…
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