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Education Secretary Damian Hinds sets out measures to support talented teachers, recruit more and reduce workload
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Four new projects across England to encourage more women, BAME, and neurodiverse candidates into a career in cyber security have been announced by Digital Minister Margot James.
The British High Commission expresses serious concern over the suspension of the Chief Justice of Nigeria.
The Minister for Asia and the Pacific visited Poland on 24 to 25 January to continue discussions on UK-Poland initiatives such as our clean growth partnership.
Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon gave a statement at the UN Security Council open debate on addressing the impacts of climate-related disasters.
Minister for the Commonwealth and the UN Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon gave a statement at the UN Security Council Arria Formula meeting on Women, Peace and Security.
13 local authorities will receive funding and support to develop innovative plans to reduce childhood obesity that can be shared across the country.
New Minister of State for Universities, Science, Research and Innovation Chris Skidmore gave his first major speech on science policy during a visit to UKAEA.
UK along with other embassies in Kenya issued a joint statement in support of the country's efforts to fight corruption and bring prosperity to its citizens.
Science Minister Chris Skidmore spoke today at UKAEA, Culham, outlining his priorities for the coming months and reaffirming the government’s commitment to science, research and innovation.
At a Faith Matters event at Twitter’s UK headquarters, Sara Khan reflects on the Commission’s plans and praises those who stand up to intolerance, hatred and extremism.
Minister for the Constitution, Chloe Smith, gave a speech at the SOLACE (Society of Local Authority Chief Executives) on democratic engagement.
The government has launched a consultation to strengthen allergen labelling laws.
Up to £20 million is available for innovation projects that support the design, management and use of road networks fit for the future of mobility.
The British Ambassador to Guatemala, visited a UK funded project in Sololá, which is empowering young boys and girls to decide upon their future and set life goals.
Pregnant women and new parents returning to work after having children are to be further protected from unfairly losing their jobs under new proposals set out by the government today.
Philip Hammond's speech to British business leaders at the CBI's lunch in Davos.
Minister of State for Asia and the Pacific, Mark Field met the Secretary General of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) on 23 January.
Communities across the country can bid for up to £50,000 to help make local areas more attractive for business.
…Justice Secretary David Gauke announced in a speech at Women's Aid that community services supporting vulnerable women have been awarded £1.6 million funding, as part of the Government’s commitment to reduce the number of women entering the criminal justice system.…
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