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Amber Rudd announces government's intention to introduce a licence to practise for professionals working in high harm areas of policing.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Minister of State for Digital and Culture Matt Hancock's welcoming the BFI's new 5 year vision for UK film.
Health Secretary talks about motivation, morale, leadership and flexible working in the NHS.
The Youth Mobility Scheme 2017 for Japanese nationals will be opened in January 2017. This year will see the start of a new process following changes to the immigration rules.
Lord Keen of Elie QC, delivered an opening speech at UK-China Rule of Law Roundtable on 24 November.
The Youth Mobility Scheme 2017 for Taiwanese youth will soon be opened in January 2017
The new data portal will provide easier access to the plant health information required to assess and respond to threats.…
The AAIB is sending a team to Colombia to assist Aeronautica Civil with their investigation of the aircraft accident at Medellín.
A landmark bill which sets out and governs the powers available to the police, security and intelligence agencies to gather and access electronic communications has received Royal Assent.
On Thursday 24 November, the British Embassy organised a workshop at the Quito Contemporary Art Centre to share information about handling vulnerable cases.…
UK and Scottish governments agree how the Maritime and Coastguard Agency will work with Scottish government.
Drivers are being urged to slow down when it’s raining after almost 3,000 people were killed or seriously injured when driving in the rain last year.
Government support for cathedrals recognises importance of these historic buildings as community hubs.
Prime Minister Theresa May met with the Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydło to discuss issues including Brexit, trade and bilateral relations.
Support has been received from across Cambridgeshire after it was announced today (28 November) that work on one of Britain’s biggest road upgrades is officially underway.
People in Sunderland and South Tyneside are being given the chance to find out more about plans to upgrade the A19 at the Downhill Lane junction.
Breakdown of the government’s major investment in roads, following last week’s Autumn Statement.
Further details of road investment following the 2016 Autumn Statement.
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