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Minister for the Middle East, Alistair Burt, announces UK support to help screen, prevent and tackle malnutrition in Yemen.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
A new Ministry of Defence report that sets out the need to take action against the latest strategic threats to UK defence and security has been published today.…
Prime Minister Theresa May updates the House of Commons on the Brexit negotiations
Delegations from the Americas met on 10 October at the FCO in London to commit to future engagement on Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT).
Minister for the Constitution, Chloe Smith, gave a speech on democracy at the European Commission in Brussels.
Meet the latest GeoTech and PropTech companies to join the Geovation Programme.
Organisations can apply for a share of up to £1.25 million to develop location tracking technology and keep fire crews safe during live incidents.
A new cutting-edge air defence missile system is on target for full-time use by both the Royal Navy and the British Army.
The Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt is in Luxembourg to meet with his European counterparts.
Housing and Homelessness Minister Heather Wheeler MP speech to the Modern Slavery and Homelessness conference.
The Foreign Affairs Council will formally adopt a sanctions regime on chemical weapons, tabled by the UK and France after the Syria and Salisbury attacks.
Government launches new voluntary Code of Practice to help manufacturers boost the security of internet-connected devices such as smartwatches, virtual assistants and toys.
The Treasury has confirmed that the £50 note will remain a part of UK currency.
Hundreds of small radio stations across the UK are to receive a helping hand to broadcast in digital for the first time.
International Development Secretary has committed £35 million of UK aid to protecting critical forest habitats and species threatened by extinction
Minister for the Armed Forces Mark Lancaster bolstered the strong defence relationship between the UK and Italy on a visit to Rome.
The UK delivered their statement to the Committee explaining how the UK will not be ratifying the Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty and highlighted recent actions by Syria, Russia and the DPRK
HM The Queen has appointed Paul Cleal, Dame Sally Coates, Flick Drummond, Ian Livingstone, John Maltby, Tristram Mayhew, Lord Iain McNicol, Ndidi Okezie and Ashley Summerfield as Board Members of the National Citizen Service…
Transport technical notices, setting out plans to be put into place in the unlikely situation the UK leaves the EU without a deal, published.
Eighty new expert teachers to be recruited from industry into further education through the £5 million Taking Teaching Further programme.
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