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Exports from the North East can help Scotland work its way back to economic prosperity, the Secretary of State for Scotland said today
The Minister of State for Northern Ireland Mike Penning visited Thompsons Animal Feeds today.
Jeremy Wright presented two awards to recognise the achievements of those working in Restorative Justice.
Major upgrades to rail links in the north west are progressing well.
Baroness Warsi joined spectators at a fireworks display to mark the start of Diwali celebrations at London’s famous Neasden Temple.
Chaplain-General the Reverend Jonathan Woodhouse talks to Lorraine McBride about issues of faith and his role as head of the British Army Chaplaincy.
A group of 30 Army personnel are part way through a secondment with the UK Trade and Investment Defence and Security Organisation where they are supporting UK businesses exporting defence products to foreign investors. Report by Leigh Hamilton.
Foreign Office Minister Hugo Swire talked about strengthening UK ties with Latin and Central America at the Diplomatic Academy (IEESFORD) in El Salvador
Foreign Office Minister for the Middle East, Alistair Burt, today welcomed 17 Fellows from Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Oman to London from a regional John Smith Memorial Trust (JSMT) programme.
The call for evidence is part of the Government review of the balance of competences between the UK and EU which was announced by the Foreign…
Tharsus, based in Blyth in South Northumberland, was awarded a grant of £690,000 towards a total £3 million investment to refurbish its site…
The research follows a Sutton Trust report in 2004 that identified around 3,000 young people who gain the necessary A level grades to get into…
The Coalition Government is working to transform Britain's energy landscape. This month I will introduce the Energy Bill, which proposes the biggest reforms to Britain's power sector since privatisa...
A new advisory service that provides a range of help for people who feel they have been unfairly discriminated against was formally launched
First keynote speech by Women and Equalities Minister sets out plans to remove barriers to the workplace.
Maria Miller to make first speech about tourism at World Travel Market today.
The next phase in establishing a single government domain has begun as the first two departments move to GOV.UK.
More fruit and veg will be added to ready-meals, and supermarket fruit and veg sections will be expanded as part of a new drive to encourage everyone to get their 5-a-day, Public Health Minister Anna Soubry announced today.
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