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Ofsted today (9 February) publishes the outcome letter of the focused inspection of academies in E-ACT.
David Cameron spoke at the Policy Exchange on prison reform including plans to give governors complete control over the way they run their prisons.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Two brothers were today sentenced at Chelmsford Crown Court for the illegal importation and sale of unlicensed erectile dysfunction drugs.
Banning the use of police cells as a place of safety for under 18s and ensuring they are only used for adults in exceptional circumstances
The CMA is on the lookout for talented individuals to join its merger team by recruiting for Principal Case Officer and Case Officer roles.
Review will look at ways to improve NHS IT, including electronic health records, to achieve a paper free health and care system by 2020.
Six batches of St John’s Wort Tablets containing 91,800 packs are being recalled today as a precaution because of product contamination.
The growing financial services sector in Yorkshire is to be promoted as the next ideal investment destination to foreign firms.
A toolkit to ensure female patients are better informed about the risks of taking valproate medicines during pregnancy has been launched.
A group of entrepreneurs from Uzbekistan visited a number of companies and business-accelerators in the United Kingdom.
Organisations receiving government grants will be banned from using these taxpayer funds to lobby government and Parliament.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb explains the importance of a core academic curriculum and the value of excellent teachers.
Foreign Secretary speaks about EU reform and equipping Britain to compete in the global economy at Lloyds Annual Business Leaders Summit.
The Prime Minister has approved the re-appointment of George Newman as a Surveillance Commissioner.
The Government has worked with Openreach - BT’s local access network business - and the Home Builders Federation (HBF) on an agreement which aims to deliver superfast broadband connectivity to new build properties in the UK.
Carter Review says hospitals must standardise procedures, be more transparent and work more closely with neighbouring NHS trusts.
The CMA has today welcomed the National Audit Office (NAO) report on ‘The UK Competition Regime.’
Education Secretary announces new wave of free schools, including 2 with Ian Livingstone.
Nick Macpherson’s speech to the British Academy on the General Theory at 80: Keynes and Treasury policy-making today.
Home Secretary Theresa May spells out PCCs' achievements and discusses how the role could develop in the future
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