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The UN Human Rights Council concluded its 25th Session today with important resolutions on Sri Lanka, DPRK, Iran, Syria and Burma.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Peru’s National Council of Science and Technology (Concytec), and UK firm Technopolis, presented the report “Coordination and Governance mechanisms, the United Kingdom experience”.
William Hague calls on Assad regime to provide immediate humanitarian access to 9.3m people in need in Syria.
How UK aid is improving girls’ lives in Pakistan by helping them gain a higher education and empowering them to pursue careers.
This review asks whether pre-packaged administrations (pre-packs) are a viable rescue tool or an abuse of the insolvency process.
Foreign Office Minister David Lidington spoke about the situation in Ukraine and Europe’s wider role in the world at the Königswinter Conference.
Yorkshire set to benefit from high speed rail.
The third National Careers Service job confidence index, released today (28 March 2014), shows the nation’s job confidence is increasing.
British Graduates discuss business-university collaboration and its benefits for students, graduates, universities, businesses & economy
UN Human Rights Council says “systematic and widespread human rights violations in the DPRK” cannot remain unpunished.
The lowest paid contracted staff working at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills will benefit from an above inflation pay rise.
Matthew Hancock speaks at the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) annual conference.
HM Courts & Tribunals Service will deliver a programme of reform to meet the needs and expectations of the 21st century at a lower cost to the public, with a one-off investment to deliver savings in excess of £100 millio…
Extractives industries reporting: implementing the EU accounting directive consultation launched.
The Department for Business is on a quest to appoint 2 successful entrepreneurs to advise government on the needs of small businesses.…
Small businesses throughout the country are at the heart of government’s long term economic plan.
Businesses and spin-outs from universities across the UK have received a share of £4 million of funding from government and industry.
International Development Secretary Justine Greening launches a new International Citizen Service scheme for young entrepreneurs.
Speech given by Fire Minister Brandon Lewis.
BIS and the Department of Health are joining their life sciences functions to create a joint and expanded Office for Life Sciences.
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