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Announcement for 2018/19 Chevening/OCIS-Abdullah Gül Fellowship Programme in Turkey.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Chevening-British Library Fellowship announcement for Turkish candidates.
The UK is sending 63 Pakistani scholars to study a one year master’s programme in the UK, funded by the UK Government’s prestigious Chevening programme.
Lorry 'platooning' could have major benefits for motorists and businesses in the UK.
The Foreign Secretary visited Benghazi today (24 August) as part of the UK’s efforts to support stability in Libya.
Excerpts of the speech by the British High Commissioner Dominic Asquith with students of Heritage Institute of Technology, Kolkata
The number of new build homes that have started to be built has surged to the highest level since 2008.
Minister of State for School Standards, Nick Gibb, congratulates students on GCSE results day
Excerpts of the British High Commissioner to India Dominic Asquith’s speech on the UK’s collaboration with India on energy and environment.
Child Benefit and Child Tax Credits payments may stop for parents who do not inform HMRC of their child’s educational status by 31 August.
Paul Wiles, Biometrics Commissioner writes about the use of Facial Recognition Technology at the Notting Hill Carnival.
Mark Field, the UK Minister for Asia, arrived in Hong Kong today to reaffirm the UK’s long standing commitment to the city.
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson pledges UK support to tackle migration and the terrorist threat from Libya.
The Prime Minister will today visit bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis who have secured a £44 million deal to export iconic red double-deckers to Mexico City.
The CMA has provisionally found competition concerns in the merger between Cygnet and the Cambian Adult Services division of the Cambian Group.
Government will renew the Green Flag Award licence making sure that Britain’s best parks and green spaces will be recognised and rewarded.
The British High Commission in Colombo contributes funding to shelters in Colombo which provide assistance to the vulnerable and to victims of domestic violence and harassment, forced marriages and victims held against their…
The Prime Minister spoke to athletes following the World Athletics and Para Athletics Championships 2017 at a reception in Downing Street.
The CMA is consulting on proposals offered by the main trade body for funfairs to open up travelling fairs to greater competition.
Plans to improve journeys for tens of thousands of drivers along the A27 through Arundel have been unveiled by Highways England.
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