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Social tenants are set to benefit from almost a million pounds to help them get online and improve their IT skills.
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The finest surviving copy of the 15th century romance Gillion de Trazegnies, has had a temporary export bar placed on it to provide a last chance to raise the £3,849,250 needed to keep the manuscript in the UK.
One of the greatest Italian Renaissance drawings in a UK private collection is at risk of leaving the UK, following its sale to an overseas buyer and a subsequent application to export the work abroad.
Six young cross-party Sri Lankan parliamentarians visited the UK to explore its governance and democracy models.
Social landlords urged to bid for funding to design innovative projects to help their tenants get online with the launch of Digital Deal.
The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) has published its business plan for 2013 to 2015 which sets out the agency’s priorities and objectives.
Applications for this year’s pot of over £27 million are now open.
Minister for the Cabinet Office Francis Maude discusses transparency, data sharing and the Open Government Partnership.
The British Forces Broadcasting Service (BFBS) has started a new contract to deliver television and radio programmes to the UK Armed Forces.
The Prime Minister wrote to President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta today. He congratulated the President-elect and all others elected in Kenya’s elections, upheld today by the Kenyan Supreme Court.
The Prime Minister has written to President-elect Kenyatta to congratulate him and all others elected in Kenya's elections.
Ambassador Mark Lyall Grant delivers Explanation of Vote on adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 2098.
The British Embassy Tunis is delighted to announce a competition to mark International Women’s Day.
…Response to 'Digital Britain 2: Putting users at the heart of government's digital services' from the National Audit Office (NAO).…
New university technical colleges will open from September 2014 to specialise in demanding technical subjects.
Follow the discussions shaping the post 2015 development agenda as the UN's High Level Panel meets in London, Monrovia and Bali
A full-time, summer vacancy for 4 months is available during summer 2013, but may be extended for a further fixed period. This is a dual role combining both communications and event management tasks.
Two innovative technology projects were today granted £196,000 by the Intellectual Property Office.
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