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Foreign Secretary William Hague calls for restraint from all sides and an orderly move towards free and fair elections.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Details of Avoidance Study Group set out.
Police forces closer to having equipment to test motorists suspected of drug driving, Home Office Minister James Brokenshire announced.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: Bribery Act, Alternative Vote Bill, tanker drivers strike and fuel duty.
British-trained policemen in Afghanistan's Helmand province have extended their influence to a new area and detained five suspected poppy farmers in a joint operation with British troops.
Four soldiers, severely injured during operations in Afghanistan, have been chosen as the 'Walking With The Wounded' team that will journey, unaided, to the geographical North Pole in April this year.
Ministers have decided to proceed with their plan to phase out the DRA between 6 April and 1 October 2011. The Government’s written response…
DCMS response to public enquiries.
Fees for calibration and periodic inspection of tachographs to become matter for Approved Tachograph Centres (ATC) and vehicle operators.
…from the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: European Presidency, strike laws, search and rescue, Eric Illsley and bankers' bonuses…
The EU Bill will be examined in detail by Parliamentarians today in the House of Commons.
High Court rules that Government's policy on child detention for immigration purposes is not unlawful, but was wrongly applied in two cases.
Licensed venues could sell alcohol and put on entertainment until 1 am to celebrate Royal Wedding under plans announced by the Home Office.
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Children and Families talks about improving opportunities for care leavers to enter further and higher education.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: Cabinet: jobs and growth and bankers' bonuses.
Foreign Secretary William Hague writes in the Sunday Telegraph in advance of the EU Bill reaching committee stage in Parliament on Tuesday.
This week the Government will bring forward an amendment to its legislation to give Ministers the power to require an image of the Queen to …
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles is today bringing an end to heavy handed rules that can mean people who leave their house empty for more …
The new members are: Margot Daly; Joanne Stuart; Timothy Cowen; Brian Landers; Dr Clive Elphick; Stephen Harrison; Bill Allan; Jonathan May;…
A speech by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg on civil liberties at the Institute for Government in London on 7 January 2011.
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