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British servicemen and women who gave their lives in the D-Day landings to be commemorated with a new memorial.
Writing in the Times, Chris Skidmore outlines how the government is helping survivors of domestic abuse make their voices heard.
Government Ministers have continued their extensive engagement with the financial services sector ahead of triggering Article 50.
The statement on terrorism and cultural rights was delivered on the 2 March 2017 during the interactive dialogue with the Special Rapporteurs.
Survivors of domestic abuse will soon find it easier to register to vote anonymously under new plans announced today.
Experts find vast sums lying unclaimed in dormant assets such as stocks and shares, Minister for Civil Society Rob Wilson announced today.
Supported by the UK and working with Global Partners Governance (GPG), the Honduran Congress and CICESCT have been involved in the first post-legislative scrutiny exercise.
Ministers meet with the UK defence industry to discuss areas such as customs arrangements, skills and research funding.
Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, David Davis, writes in Politiken ahead of his meeting with Denmark's Foreign Minister, Anders Samuelsen, in Copenhagen.
Statement on torture and human rights defenders was delivered on the 2 March 2017.…
Today Chris Skidmore visited the Glasgow Disability Alliance to talk about the barriers disabled people face when registering to vote.
Minister of State for Digital Culture, Matt Hancock speaks at the second anniversary of Channel Four’s 360 diversity initiative
The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) will attend this year's What Career Live event at the NEC.
Statement on the death penalty was delivered on the 1 March 2017.
A ground-breaking energy scheme that will cut energy bills and carbon emissions for homes and businesses in Gateshead was opened today.
Business Minister hosts diversity and the industrial strategy roundtable.
Home Secretary announces continued funding for protective security at Jewish sites in speech to Community Security Trust.
At a reception for St David's Day, Prime Minister Theresa May gave a speech celebrating Welsh business, sport and food.
Visiting Brussels today to ensure Northern Ireland's interests are protected and advanced, James Brokenshire delivered a speech to the IIEA.
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