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The Foreign Secretary has today (7 March) decided that the UK will exercise diplomatic protection in the case of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe as part of the Government’s continuing efforts to secure her release.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The UK highlighted its concerns regarding violations in several countries and supported Israel’s right to defend itself, but raised concerns about Israel’s actions in the OPTs.
Major players from across the automotive industry, including Jaguar Land Rover and Westway Nissan, today launched a new initiative to help service leavers and veterans take up jobs in the sector motor industry.
Emma Howard Boyd, Chair of the Environment Agency speech to Futurebuild 2019
The event, covering the media and telecoms, took place on Thursday 7 March
When traffic officer Hannah Moffitt spotted a husky dog wandering along the hard shoulder on the M1 in Nottinghamshire she feared the story wouldn’t end well.
Continuing the Adult Education Budget (AEB) low-wage trial, which started in 2018 to 2019
National Apprenticeship Week is marked with a great effort for Calderwood House.
Damian Hinds is calling on universities to tackle high rates of students dropping out as new figures are published today.
New rules will make it easier for family members of Afghan interpreters, who served alongside British troops, to join them in the UK.
The government has announced changes to the Immigration Rules.
Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt spoke at Glasgow University on cybersecurity and the UK government's approach to deterring cyber crime.
The UK spoke of how human rights were essential in delivering the SDGs and reinforced its stance on the importance of media freedom.
Plans reaffirm the fact that passengers can book flights with confidence.
Announcing a policy statement on the UK position on reciprocity of rights for airlines from EU countries.
Energy and Clean Growth Minister Claire Perry announced today the launch of the new joint government-industry Offshore Wind Sector Deal.
A new group has been set up to help students manage the challenges in university which can affect mental health.
The UK remains dedicated to ensuring the full inclusion and participation of disabled people in all aspects of life, including entering and remaining in work.
William Shawcross will take on new role to bring greater focus to efforts to obtain redress from the Libyan government.
Employment Minister Alok Sharma welcomes the fall of over a million workless households since 2010.
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