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Annual Report on Human Rights and Democracy puts human rights centre stage of foreign policy.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Start-up companies and entrepreneurs with pioneering ideas are invited to apply for grant funding of up £20,000, by Thursday 17 August 2017.
The British Embassy Hanoi has joined other members of the Counter Trafficking Network in Vietnam to commit to raising awareness of trafficking for forced marriages, a crime that preys on some of the most vulnerable groups.
Liam Fox's speech on free trade and bilateral trade and investment between the UK and Mexico at HSBC's headquarters in Mexico City.
A roadshow offering safety advice for those towing this summer has been hailed a success by Highways England and partner organisations.
Sir David Ramsden has been appointed as the new Deputy Governor of Markets and Banking at the Bank of England.
This research looks in more detail at reviews of marking and moderation from the summer 2016 exam series.
Professor Alan Manning responds to the commissioning of the MAC by the Home Secretary.
Mobile crane will lift in the decks this week
Aberystwyth alumnus Guto Bebb visits Aberystwyth to mark the funding announcement.
Latest jobs figures show Britain's creative industries are performing better than ever
Essential road upgrades that will bring new businesses and jobs to Peterborough will start next week, on Thursday 3 August.
Low Pay Commissioners will visit Melton on 9 and 10 August to gather evidence on the effects of the National Living Wage and Minimum Wages.
The project will explore the opportunities and implications arising from the future transport system in the UK.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measures if and how much the economy is growing. Here we explain what it actually is and how it’s measured.
Construction expected to begin in autumn
UK Government hosts Mid Wales tourism meeting in Aberystwyth
Second Lieutenant Bertie Swallow's grave finally rededicated nearly a century after he was killed in action due to injuries suffered on 31 October 1918.
The Armed Forces Muslim Forum and members of the Muslim community gathered for an Eid dinner on HMS President to mark the end of Ramadan.
Millions of pounds is available to UK businesses to work on projects in battery design and development.
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