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The GREAT Britain Debate competition celebrates India and the UK’s traditional passion for vibrant discussion and debate.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Discussions begin to grant residents from Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway similar rights post-Brexit as those from EU Member States.
Government announces a range of measures including compulsory milk contracts and £10m collaboration fund to provide greater security for farmers.
We are prioritising the payment of redundancy payments owed to Carillion employees who have been made redundant.
Businesses will demonstrate upgrades to rail travel in real-world environments.
Almost 2,000 prison officers have been recruited since the launch of a campaign to bring in 2,500 additional officers by the end of 2018.
Minister Harriett Baldwin visits Cameroon to discuss how to de-escalating current tensions, and also visits Côte D’Ivoire to discuss illegal wildlife trade.
Highways England is inviting people to have their say on plans to upgrade the A417 near Birdlip on a vital South West route.
David Clay, UK Deputy Political Counsellor to the United Nations, at the Security Council Briefing on Guinea-Bissau.
Damian Hinds sees first hand how the right support can transform the lives of children and young people
Ofqual welcomes the government's vision to transform the technical education system with the implementation of T level programmes.
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson today (14 February 2018) set out the path for an outward-facing, liberal and global Britain following our exit from the EU.
In this free seminar Dianna talked about why London government pressed for a devolved work and health and the issues that the programmes will address in the capital.
Universal Credit will be paid sooner to new claimants from today (14 February 2018).
International Development Secretary tells the international aid community to urgently stamp out sexual exploitation and abuse
We must strive to ensure that no child, no one, is harmed by the people who are supposed to be there to help.
The Justice Secretary has today (14 February 2018) published a comprehensive action plan as part of his long-term commitment to transform HMP Nottingham.
Sellafield Ltd has signed a Technical Services Agreement with National Nuclear Laboratory.
…Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson welcomed the Bangladesh government's commitment to the voluntary return for the Rohingya community when conditions are right.…
Working parents could save thousands of pounds per year on childcare.
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