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Writing in the Sunday Times, the Foreign Secretary reflects on the fall of Daesh, and why the fight to tackle its poisonous ideology continues.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Nuclear skills took centre stage as hundreds of industry leaders and young people gathered to celebrate at the inaugural Nuclear Skills 2019 conference and the Nuclear Skills Awards.
The A1, Britain’s longest road, has been boosted with 7 miles of new lanes today (Monday 25 March) after an improved section of it opened to traffic.
Public Health England and the Home Office have published an investigative report on the rise in crack cocaine use in 6 areas of England.
The Universities Minister delivered a speech at Wonkhe's 'Secret Life of Students' event in London, giving his thoughts on the student experience
Chris Skidmore announces that projects in the South West focusing on cyber security, screen entertainment and environmental science will receive up to £50,000 government funding.
The Home Office has launched a new nationwide marketing campaign to encourage EU citizens to apply early for the EU Settlement Scheme.
RAIB has today released its report into the self-detrainment of passengers onto lines that were still open to traffic and electrically live at Lewisham, 2 March 2018.
Drivers will be able to experience the benefits of the biggest ever upgrade of the M6 in Cheshire from today (Monday 25 March).
The Committee on Standards in Public Life has today announced a review into artificial intelligence and its impact on standards across the public sector.
Education Secretary Damian Hinds is calling for universities to end grade inflation, by curbing unexplained increases in firsts and 2:1s awarded.
70 projects from Cornwall to Cumbria receive a total of more than £36 million.
Statement by Sir Alan Duncan following the annoucement of the resignation of President Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan.
Investments in space programmes bring significant benefits for society, a new report shows.
The resting places of Lieutenant (Lt) Gilbert Donnelly and Captain (Capt) John Forsythe Harvey, were honoured on Thursday 21 March during two rededication services held at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission’s (CWGC) Ste.…
Welsh businesses now eligible for £5,500 broadband vouchers
Local authorities across the country will use £6 million funding to increase access to alcohol treatments, with a focus on helping parents and rough sleepers.
Highways England is to lead a £300,000 study looking at major improvements to road links between the M65 in East Lancashire and parts of Yorkshire.
New cases of tuberculosis (TB) in England have fallen to the lowest levels since records began.
HS2 has cleared a key construction site close to the new Old Oak Common ‘super-hub’ station, as work to deliver Phase One of the UK’s new high speed rail project continues to ramp up.
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