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The Prime Minister's Spokesperson answered questions on ISIL and Scotland.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Organisations and government are working together to bring more women and diversity into science and engineering.
Around 300,000 retail premises are getting our new £1,000 business rates discount.
Secretary of State appoints inspectors to look into allegations made against Tower Hamlets.
British military and humanitarian experts to set up Ebola treatment centre in Sierra Leone.
The government vow to work to outlaw so-called ‘revenge evictions’ that destroy a tenant’s right to expect to rent a safe and secure home.
The Centre for Defence Enterprise (CDE) is holding a networking event for science and technology providers in London on 9 September 2014.
On 4 and 5 September, Wales will host the largest gathering of international leaders ever to take place in Britain.
Roads Minister John Hayes has broken new ground to mark the start of work on the £61 million improvement scheme to the A1.
Major funding will improve access to key jobs site in Walsall.
Funding will ready Somerset for major construction project.
The Family Restoration Fund, which helps to reunite former child migrants with their families, will be extended until 2017.
Following inspections of 13 schools in Wolverhampton in June 2014, Ofsted has written to the city council with its findings.
Research for Social Saturday shows that British adults are concerned about where and how they buy products and services.
Building a legacy for disability sport
Monitor has launched its 2014 survey of NHS foundation trust governors.
Over five million people are at risk from the devastating effects of flooding in the UK, with thousands of properties at risk in the south west.
Energy Minister Matt Hancock is backing a campaign encouraging heating oil users to stock up early before winter sets in.
Ambitious proposals for a potential major new National Institute for Materials Research and Innovation welcomed.
The judges awarded a share of the £150,000 prize to 3 schemes from across the country.
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