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A brand new hub for Forces news, the British Forces News website, went live on Tuesday 2 August 2010.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
UK businesses need to be ready to face the risks and benefit from the opportunities that climate change could bring, Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman said today.
Secretary of State Owen Paterson MP has praised teenage victims of terrorism from around the world who are visiting Belfast.
Pembrokeshire has enormous potential for further economic growth, said Welsh Office Minister David Jones during a two-day fact finding visit…
Most of Coventry's streetlighting is to be replaced.
Communities Minister Baroness Hanham visits the Wheatsheaf Trust which is helping local people to gain valuable skills and training.
Find out how DFID is helping to tackle malaria in Nigeria
Henry Bellingham visited Africa for the African Union Summit and discussions with the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, Sudan and Kenya.
The Editor Financial Times Sir, Your leading article (Monday 2nd August) suggests that the Government does not seem gripped by sufficient …
UK’s nomination for the workplace and home of Charles Darwin to join UNESCO’s international list of World Heritage Sites deferred today
The UK’s nomination for the workplace and home of Charles Darwin to join UNESCO’s international list of World Heritage Sites deferred today.
A scheme that allows parents to ask police whether people with access to their family are sex offenders has been rolled-out nationally.
Real-time data on Defra’s energy usage at our London headquarters can now be viewed online to show exactly how much energy we are using.
Tackling Common Ragwort can be a practical example of the Big Society in action, Agriculture Minister Jim Paice said today.
James Brokenshire visited the Cornwall town to see improvements made since two young people died after falling from cliffs last year.
In a webchat yesterday Nick Herbert talked about his commitment to police community support officers and scrapping the policing pledge.
Scheme allowing parents to ask police whether people with access to their family are sex offenders rolls-out nationally today.
Eric Pickles wants to stem the flow of relentless form filling, high costs and red tape for organising summer street parties and fetes.
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles wants to stem the flow of relentless form filling, high costs and red tape for organising summer street parties…
A look at news from the Foreign Office and British Embassies around the world this week.
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