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Four Bahrainis protestors sentenced to death for killing of two policemen.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
In the 4th Keith Kyle Memorial lecture on British - Cypriot relations, Minister for Europe David Lidington emphasised the importance of achieving a settlement for Cyprus.
It is important that the water people swim in is clean and healthy and this is what these designations are all about.
DfE is looking at induction arrangements for newly qualified teachers to see how they can be improved to better meet the needs of schools.
Foreign Office Minister, Alistair Burt, met a range of civil society on 26 April to discuss collective support to promote Afghan security and justice.
Foreign Office welcomes UN Panel of Experts report on alleged violations of human rights and humanitarian law during the conflict in Sri Lanka.
North African migrants gathering in France will not evade Britain’s tough border controls, Damian Green insisted today.
Foreign Secretary William Hague said the legitimate aspirations of Syrian people need to be met. He calls on the Syrian Authorities to respect the right of the people to express their views.
Minister for Africa Henry Bellingham announced an additional £3 million to the Special Court for Sierra Leone in a statement to Parliament.
Foreign Secretary William Hague said the UK will continue to stand for reform not repression in response to the events in the Middle East and North Africa.
This year the theme is ‘Designing the Future’. Designs are about the way an object looks and developers can invest a lot of time and money into…
Welcoming the publication today by the Global Legislators Organisation (GLOBE) of a study of climate change legislation in the major economies…
The European Court of Human Rights should pay proper regard to the role of national Parliaments and the decisions of domestic courts.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: Economy, Libya, Syria, Royal Wedding, Strike Ballots and misc.
The Foreign Office advises all British nationals to leave Syria while commercial airlines are still flying following the rapid deterioration in the security situation.
The Schools Minister discusses education policy at the National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers' annual conference.
Foreign Secretary William Hague calls on the Syrian security forces to exercise restraint instead of repression following reports of deaths and casualties across Syria.
With one week to go until the Royal Wedding, Local Government Minister Grant Shapps has today reassured communities across the country that …
Small and large companies from across the UK are today (21 April 2011) named as winners of The Queen's Awards for Enterprise 2011 - the UK's highest accolade for business success.
New research reveals that over one million Britons are planning to travel abroad for stag and hen parties this year, but they risk coming home out of pocket if things go wrong.
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