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Foreign Secretary: EU sanctions signal determination to intensify peaceful diplomatic pressure on Iran
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Sir Joshua Reynolds’ painting of Omai will stay in the UK following Culture Minister Ed Vaizey’s refusal to grant a temporary export licence
Offenders to pay up to £50 million each year to help victims, the majority of which will be made available to PCCs to spend on services.
Offenders will be forced to pay up to £50 million a year to help victims recover from the trauma of serious crime Ken Clarke announced.
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Police and crime commissioners across England and Wales will be given the power and budget to determine local victims' services.
Thousands of people have shown their support for Service personnel at the Armed Forces Day 2012 national event in Plymouth today.
New cadet units across England will be given a £10.85m boost so that more young people can join up and take pride in their community, the Government announced today, Armed Forces Day.
Culture Minister Ed Vaizey makes announcement at the launch of the 2008 Treasure Annual Report.
Details of a £10.85 million boost to aid in the recruitment of cadets.
Secondary state schools have been invited to take part in a £10.85 million scheme to encourage young people to join the Cadet Forces.
Scheme coinciding with Armed Forces Day aims to create 100 new cadet units in English state schools.
Royal Naval community workers who support military families while spouses are away from home on combat missions to Afghanistan have been presented with a top award by the Royal Marines.
The Minister was at Britvic Soft Drinks based at Carrow Works in Norwich where he joined pupils of Sprowston High School who were learning more…
Scheme providing protection for victims of domestic violence to continue in Greater Manchester, Wiltshire and West Mercia police force areas.
The main findings for May 2012 were: Critical Care Beds There were 3,722 adult critical care beds available with 3,189 occupied, giving…
Eric Pickles addresses the 2012 LGA annual conference
First review of the Overseas Territories since 1999 focuses on security, success and sustainability.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has updated Parliament on the progress made in Afghanistan during May.
A major public memorial to commemorate the tragic loss of 55,573 young Bomber Command airmen in the Second World War has been unveiled by the Queen at a ceremony in Green Park, London.
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