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Matthew Hancock unveils £25 million additional support for businesses to take the lead in improving training for new and current employees.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
William Hague spoke on the importance of supporting Ukraine to build a better, more prosperous and stable future at the forum on asset recovery.
Statement by Ambassador Lyall Grant of the UK Mission to the UN, to the UN Security Council meeting on Ukraine.
The Rural Payments Agency will attend the North Somerset Show and show farmers how to apply for the Single Payment Scheme online.
A successful transition in Yemen will require strong leadership and coordinated and generous international support.
The expansion of the full Universal Credit benefit to the rest of the north west of England will start in June.
Foreign Office Minister David Lidington spoke about the future of Europe during a visit to Estonia.
Hugh Robertson condemns attacks on Iraqi polling stations and calls for elections to be inclusive.
Farmers and agents have until 15 May to submit Single Payment Scheme (SPS) 2014 claims.
Simon Roberts appointed as new co-chairman.
Foreign Secretary updated Parliament on 28 April about the current situation in Ukraine and action the UK plans to take.
Foreign Secretary concerned by 683 new death sentences in Egypt and that 37 death sentences originally issued in March have been upheld.
Concerns the second reading of the HS2 Bill and outlines the powers government is seeking to proceed with plans for Phase One of the route.
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As the consultation on the vital improvements to the A14 gathers pace, members of the public are being given the chance to quiz the Highways Agency in the comfort of their own homes or during their lunch breaks via two live …
A new advisory board is to look at how digital technology can help create sustainable high streets.…
'A key part of our economic plan is our long term plan for science', said the Chancellor at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology.
Graduates of the Forsa mentoring programme celebrated their achievements in promoting entrepreneurship and sustainable economic development
Francis Maude spoke on transparency, open data and open government at a conference in Paris.
Regular update on the latest news and information on police and crime issues.
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