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Science Minister Sam Gyimah visited Boston, Houston and Washington DC to learn first-hand how the US supports innovation.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The British High Commission, in partnership with Centre for Policy Research, today launched a discussion series on ‘Women in Foreign Policy’.
A £9.4 million research programme will link experts from the nuclear industry with UK academics and PhD students to wrestle with some of the challenges in dealing with radioactive waste.
One year ago today, Highways England opened the new A21 Tonbridge to Pembury Bypass.
British autonomous technology able to scour urban environments for enemy advances has been tested alongside an arsenal of futuristic military technology by Canadian soldiers on the streets of Montreal.
Highways England traffic officers proved to be a real ‘class’ act when they dropped in to see pupils at three primary schools in Cornwall this week.
UK to protect up to 800,000 people in fragile and conflict-affected parts of Africa.
More than 200,000 workers who were paid less than the minimum wage have been identified following a record government clampdown.
Funding to help people who have taken lengthy career breaks to care for others get back into work announced by the Minister for Women, Victoria Atkins.
Letter from Home Secretary Sajid Javid to Rt Hon Yvette Cooper MP, Chair of the Home Affairs Select Committee (HASC).
Individuals from across Joint Forces Command were presented with Commander Joint Forces Command Commendations in recognition for their contribution to the wider Ministry of Defence.
Ofsted's Chief Inspector, Amanda Spielman, discusses findings from recent curriculum research, curriculum design and the new education inspection framework.
Councils seeking to transform their public services through digital innovation can apply to a new £7.5 million fund from Monday 24 September.
Home Office awards charity Operation Encompass £163,000 to support children who attend school following a domestic abuse incident.
Small Business Minister Kelly Tolhurst has today named the winners of the Enterprising Britain Awards 2018
British Deputy High Commission in Kolkata supports the district-level meeting to address human trafficking issue at Barasat, West Bengal on 19 September 2018.
The UK welcomes Russia's engagement with the UPR, but remains deeply concerned about attacks against journalists, civil society and LGBT persons in Chechnya.
The law enforcement response to county lines is set to be significantly strengthened as the National County Lines Coordination Centre becomes fully operational.
Organisations can apply for a share of up to £250,000 to look at ways of capturing data to help councils improve their delivery of local services.
The GREAT campaign celebrates 7 years of showcasing to the world the very best of what the whole nation has to offer.
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