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The International Trade Secretary speaks at Policy Exchange in London to set out the UK's future role in the global trading system.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) reveals how many taxpayers completed their Self Assessment tax return by 31 January deadline.
More children and young people set to benefit from 3D printed ‘hero’ arm, which has received support through Innovate UK’s SBRI programme.
Twelve organisations helping to improve the lives of LGBT people have won government funding
British High Commissioner to Singapore, Scott Wightman, hopes the book will contribute to collective reflection that the bicentennial of the establishment of a trading post in Singapore by Raffles and Farquhar stimulated.
Jesse Norman explains how transport is at a Burkean moment with new technologies and that we must build a consensus that can sustain itself over time.
In 2016, Hussain was convicted and sentenced in the UK to 19 years imprisonment for serious sexual offences against a child
The Government has launched measures to drive change in tackling inequalities between ethnic groups in higher education.
Environment Secretary Michael Gove calls on people across the country to join together to improve the natural world.
Chris Skidmore spoke at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, outlining his priorities for the role and his view for the future of the higher education sector.
A team of volunteers from Cumbria has won a national award for their work to address gender balance in the nuclear industry.
The speech took place on Thursday 31 January at the British Library
Work and Pensions Secretary Amber Rudd will visit Harlow Jobcentre Plus in Essex today to see how Universal Credit is working for people across the UK.
£6 million investment across 3 competitions will create highly-competitive, ground-breaking technologies, with the first now inviting ideas for projects.
This investment will drive growth across the region, boosting jobs and opportunity across Ayrshire
Community organisations in Gloucestershire have formed a partnership to engage and support individuals who are facing multiple barriers to employment.
The Home Secretary is radically stepping up the government’s response to knife crime and will be introducing new orders to prevent criminals carrying blades.
Government to provide £23 million for research and trials on new surface materials or pothole repair techniques.
Digital Secretary to set out how new digital technologies including artificial intelligence could be used to tackle global challenges
Competition, focusing on innovative schemes that can cut the carbon footprint of the UK’s railways, gives funding to 5 projects.
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