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Over 52,000 marginalised girls in schools across rural and urban Somalia will continue to have access to quality education.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Multi-faith service brought together industry, government and schoolchildren to mark the Year of Engineering and inspire the next generation.
…New funding for primary and community healthcare by 2023/4 under the NHS Long Term Plan.…
The partnership will be formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding at Ministerial level in 2019.
The annual Armed Forces Covenant Report has been published today.
Ofsted's Chief Inspector discussed Level 2 study programmes and the 2019 Education Inspection Framework at the Association of Colleges annual conference.
Prime Minister Theresa May had a meeting with First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones.
A group of veterans who helped excavate 18th century skeletons have won the MOD’s top award for conservation.
UK aid provides additional support to Lebanon's education programme to ensure that all children are receiving an education.
In a speech to school leaders, Lord Agnew says they should have freedom to make the right decisions for their schools
Considering inter-subject comparability for science and language A levels.
Minister for Women and Equalities Penny Mordaunt: Speech at Bright Blue’s Women in Work conference on 21 November
An op-ed from the International Development Secretary, Penny Mordaunt, has been published in today's (Wednesday 21 November) Evening Standard.
The Foreign Secretary has welcomed the result of a vote at the OPCW to increase the organisation's budget.
The Prime Minister has reappointed Anton Valk, Professor Russell Foster, Dame Fiona Woolf, Sharon Flood and Professor David Phoenix to the Science Museum Group board. Anton Valk has been reappointed for a period of two years…
Public Health England and NHS England are working to find thousands of people living with hep C, offering them new treatments that, in most cases, cure the illness.
DFID Country Director, Philip Smith delivered a speech at an Education is GREAT event held on Universal Children's Day.
The UK stands side by side with our Nigerian partners in the fight against violent extremism, the Defence Secretary reaffirmed in a visit to Nigeria.
The Coal Authority has been awarded a contract by Natural Resources Wales as part of its programme to clean up metal-polluted rivers across Wales.
Kay Strugnall has sentence increased by Court of Appeal
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