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Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon unveiled the name of one of the new Type 26 frigates as HMS Belfast during a trip to Northern Ireland today.
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Culture Secretary Karen Bradley gave a speech at the launch of the independent review into the Creative Industries by Sir Bazalgette.
RAIB has today released its report into a fatal collision between a tram and pedestrian at Woodbourn Road, Sheffield, 22 December 2016.
The UK’s Department for International Trade is partnering at the first ever Indian Mobile Congress 2017, bringing a strong delegation of 8 UK technology companies.
Permanent Under-Secretary at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Sir Simon McDonald visited Uzbekistan.
An Asian hornet has been found in the Devon area.
A proposed £75 million upgrade to improve journeys for the 26,000 drivers who use the eastern A27 in Sussex each day has been announced by Highways England.
The Animal and Plant Health Agency’s central laboratory and headquarters near Weybridge, Surrey is celebrating its 100th anniversary.
The Medicines & Healthcare products Regulatory Agency warns students about the risks of self-prescribing and self-medicating with medicines bought online.
Following an in-depth study, the CMA is setting clear ground rules for all online comparison tools and opening an investigation into one site.
Ahead of the first meeting of the Green Finance Taskforce on Tuesday 26 September, Climate Change Minister Claire Perry reflects on Climate Week in New York.
Chancellor announces North Sea exploration funding during Aberdeen and Dundee visit.
'The North East can once again be the engine of the UK’s economic, scientific and cultural progress,' says Andrew Jones.
Ofsted's Chief Inspector talks about a values-rich society. The subject of the conference was 'A values anchor in stormy seas'.
Prime Minister Theresa May set out how the UK will be the strongest friend and partner to the EU after we leave the EU.
UK China symposium co-hosted by the IPO and China's State Intellectual Property Office in London.
The Prime Minister addressed the UN General Assembly in New York today.
TransPennine route will be the first digitally controlled intercity rail line in the country.
The UK’s booming creative industries could be worth £128.4 billion to the UK economy by 2025 and help to create up to 1 million new jobs by 2030 according to an independent review of the sector published today (Friday 22 Sep…
35,000 drivers a day are benefiting from a major upgrade on the A21 connecting Hastings and London, between Tonbridge and Pembury in Kent, which was officially opened today (Thursday 21 September).
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