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Ofqual today launched a consultation about proposals for setting grade standards for new GCSEs.
GCSEs and A levels in a range of community languages such as Panjabi, Portuguese and Japanese are to continue thanks to government action.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
At a party to celebrate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s 90th birthday this year, Fergus Cochrane-Dyet OBE British High Commissioner said:
A panel discussion titled "Celebrating Pakistani women: the importance of diversity for business growth" was held at the British Deputy High Commission, Karachi on 20th April 2016.
OECD hosts March on Gender, a month of discussions and events focused on gender equality and policy in the context of International Women’s Day 2016.
Speech by the British High Commissioner to Kenya at Shakespeare Lives reception to celebrate 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death
The report indicates improvement in human rights situation in Sri Lanka, although some concerns remain.
Earl Howe visits Republic of Korea to support Korean War veterans and promote defence relations
Statement by Rt Hon Oliver Letwin, Minister for Government Policy in the Cabinet Office at the UN Special Session on The World Drug Problem
Vehicles tested in the UK programme showed no evidence of car manufacturers, apart from the VW Group, fitting devices to defeat the approved emissions test programme.
The United Kingdom’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has released its Annual Human Rights Report for 2015.…
The Chief Secretary to the Treasury spoke to government non-executive directors about the importance of continued savings in public spending.
A package of support worth hundreds of millions of pounds will be made available to potential buyers of Tata Steel UK.
Prime Minister David Cameron gave a speech in Parliament to mark the 90th birthday of Her Majesty The Queen.
Local employers network in North Yorkshire to help offenders find employment on release.
Prisoners at HMP Durham will have the opportunity to pitch their business ideas to a group of local employers and volunteers.
British Consul General to Hong Kong and Macao Caroline Wilson’s speech at the Queen's Birthday Party 2016.
The 2015 Foreign Office Annual Report on Human Rights and Democracy shows that human rights remain at the heart of British foreign policy.
More than 8,600 service personnel have used the home-buying scheme since its launch in April 2014
Access to Work, the government’s specialist disabled employment programme, has supported 132,740 people since launching in 2007.
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