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Border Force officers have seized fake poppy branded jewellery, key rings and scarves estimated to be worth approximately £150,000.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
A Cleveland farmer has been fined thousands of pounds following an Environment Agency investigation into waste crime.
Fisheries experts in the north east have released 8,000 young fish into north east rivers and stillwaters.
A flood scheme which will reduce flood risk to more than 140 properties in Much Wenlock, Shropshire, has been officially launched today (10 November 2017).
Did Goldilocks burgle the Three Bears? The Solicitor General will decide today
A further 26 firms sign up to the Women in Finance Charter which covers over 600,000 UK financial services employees.
Boris Johnson gave an statement to Parliament on the case of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe in Iran and also updated the House on the campaign to defeat Daesh.
Alistair Burt expresses UK concern about the provision of ballistic missiles to Houthis.
Among the day’s debates were news of additional funding for graduate jobs and sessions to inspire young people into innovation.
Minister Mark Field visits the Government Girls Higher Secondary School and a model police station in Mardan.
Children and Families Minister Robert Goodwill makes the keynote address at the Nursery World Business Summit in London (Wednesday 8 November)
Councils across England are set to receive a further £18 million to help alleviate pressures on local services resulting from recent migration.
Extra funding for Knowledge Transfer Partnerships will create new jobs for graduates and help UK businesses to innovate and grow.
Attorney General Jeremy Wright QC MP will meet with University of Birmingham students and staff when he visits the law school today.
£5 million will be invested in woodlands through the spine of England, from London to the West Midlands, following today's launch of the HS2 Woodland Fund.
Government-backed review urges FTSE 350 companies to renew their commitment to diversity
Event sees debate on future of automation, as well as new announcements of funding for robotics projects, innovation loans and more.
Ofsted's Chief Inspector talks about Ofsted being a force for improvement in the early years sector.
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and his counterparts in France, Germany and the United States gave a Joint Statement on Syria Chemical Weapons.
Dr Patrick Vallance, currently President of Research and Development at GlaxoSmithKline, has been appointed as government Chief Scientific Adviser with effect from spring 2018.
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