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A tax avoidance scheme which routed profits of a tax advisory business through employee benefit trusts has been closed by a tribunal.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Online webinar for this Centre for Defence Enterprise (CDE) research funding competition.
Members of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) meet with President Uhuru Kenyatta; discuss regional peace and security
The Prime Minister's Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on Iraq, the Muslim Brotherhood, the Clerk of Commons and the European Commission.
Minister for Communities Stephen Williams met the Community Security Trust to hear about the rise in anti-Semitism.
Schools design new assessment packages to replace the complicated levels system.
Youth unemployment has seen the largest annual fall since records began alongside the steepest annual fall in unemployment in 25 years.
Scottish Secretary welcomes latest Labour Market Statistics for Scotland as he visits Dundee to see a new business start-up.
Celebrating a major milestone in the history of British justice
Almost 270,000 jobs – over 1 in 10 - in Scotland are linked to trade with the UK.
Philip Hammond urges Russia to work with the Red Cross to deliver aid in Ukraine.
Foreign Secretary and Australian Prime Minister discuss Ukraine and Iraq.
Statement following today's (Tuesday 12 August) COBR meeting and the Prime Minister’s phone call with Australian Prime Minister, Tony Abbott.
The government has today (12 August 2014) announced the findings of a review of licensed exports to Israel.
A consultation on how data on adult learner outcomes can be used to benefit prospective students, employers and educators has been launched.
Funding opportunities for projects on communications to address conflict and insecurity in Ukraine
Foreign Secretary concerned by South Sudan leaders failure to meet deadline to secure peace and form transitional government.
Statement following today’s COBR meeting, chaired by the Foreign Secretary.
Philip Hammond welcomes Dr Haider Al-Abadi’s nomination as Iraqi PM designate and calls for quick formation of inclusive government.
Rivers and estuaries in cities and towns across England could provide clean, reliable heating to thousands of homes and businesses, a map published today has shown.
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