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An Army medic has helped her team come second in an Army netball tournament in Germany just over a year after being injured in a Taliban ambush while on patrol in Afghanistan.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Prime Minister David Cameron represented the UK at the European Council on 28-29 October.
Caroline Spelman today welcomed the new agreement reached in Nagoya for setting targets to protect the natural environment.
The Government has reiterated its firm commitment to biodiversity and other public benefits which forests and woodland provide.
A decision to award a new contract for escorting people detained by the UK Border Agency has been made today.
The UK is working closely with international colleagues after a suspect package was discovered at East Midlands airport.
Cheryl Gillan addresses the 12th Annual Fast Growth 50 Gala Dinner and Awards at Mercure Holland House Hotel & Spa, Cardiff.
Prime Minister David Cameron has delivered an important first step towards ensuring that the EU gets a grip on its finances for the future.
Prime Minister David Cameron delivered this statement on 29 October 2010 at a press conference in Brussels following the European Council.
Transcript of the speech as delivered. It’s a pleasure to be here today to confirm and celebrate the first new local enterprise partnerships…
Sir John Sawers posed the questions why do we need a secret intelligence service, what value does the UK get from that service, and how can the public have confidence that the work of SIS is both lawful and ethical?
Having completed their final in-country training, soldiers from the 2nd Royal Tank Regiment's Falcon Squadron have been out talking with their new neighbours in the Lashkar Gah area this week.
Figures showing the number of drug seizures and the quantities taken off the streets and intercepted at the border were published today.
A speech given by the Minister of State Hugo Swire MP.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has said “steady progress” was being made in improving security in Afghanistan today but warned levels of violence may increase.
The Government has today announced funding over the next four years to maintain and modernise the Post Office network.
Wilton Park, one of the FCO’s executive agencies, has launched a podcast series featuring prominent speakers from their conferences on key international policy challenges.
Foreign Secretary William Hague said that it "remains vital to our national security that Afghanistan be able to maintain its own security to prevent al-Qaeda from returning".
Foreign Secretary William Hague spoke to BBC news about progress in Afghanistan following his statement to Parliament earlier today.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has delivered the Government's first quarterly report on Afghanistan in which he said steady progress is being made although serious risks and challenges remain.
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