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Charlotte Sweeney to review the Voluntary Code of Conduct that the executive search industry uses during the board appointment process
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Research into using microbicides to help women protect themselves from HIV is being funded by the Department for International Development (DFID).
Smokers urged to join the Stoptober challenge
Secretary of State Edward Davey and retailer John Lewis launch energy efficiency labelling trial.
Construction industry in the UK is set for a boost of up to £150 million over the next five years
In response to the crisis in Syria and the impact on surrounding countries, leading humanitarian donors have agreed priority actions.
The government will act on amendments to the Transparency Bill after a meeting with the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO).
Theresa Villiers considers the key issues still to be settled in NI to heal social divisions, mend the economy and reconcile with the past.
Statement by Ambassador Wilson, DPR to the UK Mission to the UN, following the Iran 1737 Sanctions Committee Briefing to the UNSC
The Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg gave a speech to the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Scotland.
UK troops no longer have a routine presence in the Nad 'Ali district of Helmand as Afghan forces have assumed full security control.
The UK is helping to train a wide range of Syrian activists to learn search and rescue techniques to help save lives in their communities.
Fifty two projects have been awarded a share of £10 million to ensure homeless people receive better help once they leave hospital, Public Health Minister Anna Soubry announced today.
Mobile swimming pool programme has helped 30,000 school children learn to swim.
Cases of measles in England continue to fall for the third month in a row, with 73 confirmed cases in July.
Speech given by Security Minister James Brokenshire on 5 September 2013 to the Special Interest Group on far right activity
The world risks failing a generation of Syrians if aid agencies don’t get safe access to reach people in desperate need inside the country, Prime Minister David Cameron warned today.
A specialist planning court has been proposed by Justice Secretary Chris Grayling to help ensure crucial development projects no longer get mired in unnecessary legal delay.
Jo Swinson today visits Uddingston Post Office to mark the milestone of 1,000 branch modernisations in the Network Transformation scheme
Two promising small businesses have secured investment with the support of a government fund that backs female entrepreneurs.
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