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Boris Johnson expresses his concern at the High Administrative Court decision on Al Wefaq
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Danae Dholakia, Special Envoy to the African Great Lakes, urges regional leaders to support the dialogue led by President Mkapa.
Minister for Civil Society, Rob Wilson MP, spoke about plans for a Local Charities Day and the need to build a bigger and stronger society.
Alun Cairns talks about priorities on being re-appointed as Secretary of State for Wales
Two companies that sold dubious oil investment products to members of the public in the UK have been wound-up in the High Court.
A business that won an SBRI contract to develop an open data platform is helping cities to deliver key services in a smarter fashion.
Travel advice for fans travelling to the United States this summer to attend friendly matches across the country.
“The future of the Falkland Islands looks promising”, according to an independent investigation made by Eduardo Calderon, Daniel Haering and Andres Marroquin from the University Francisco Marroquin (UFM) and unveiled in Guat…
First national Be Clear on Cancer campaign to raise awareness of symptoms of lung cancer, lung disease and heart disease begins.
The new facility is part of a UK MoU with Nigeria Immigration Service to provide a secure, weatherproof environment for processing returns.
The Natural Connections Demonstration project has published new evidence on the benefits of outdoor learning to pupils, teachers and schools.
Today [Thursday 14 July] sees a major milestone in the transfer of new powers from Westminster to Holyrood under the Scotland Act 2016.
Scottish fishermen have received a boost with the announcement today that the UK Government is to lift the ban on overseas trading of skates and rays quotas.
The first 2 reports about these joint inspections are about SEND services in Bolton, and Brighton and Hove.
Ofsted's Chief Inspector, Sir Michael Wilshaw, introduces the 'Unknown children – destined for disadvantage?' report.
Defence companies are failing to comply with new regulations over non-competitive contracts, a report by the independent watchdog has shown.
…Sellafield Ltd was named 'large employer of the year' at the Lakes College awards for its commitment to the education and training of young people and staff.…
Statement by Ambassador Matthew Rycroft of the UK Mission to the UN at the High-Level Thematic Debate on Human Rights…
RAIB has today released its report into a freight train collision near Logan, East Ayrshire, 1 August 2015.
Senior business leaders from Thai and British companies come together as the Thai-UK Business Leadership Council.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
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