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The Electoral Commission, the independent elections watchdog, is reminding people that there are less than two weeks left to make sure you are registered to vote for the European Parliamentary elections on 22 May.
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A speech on the post-2015 development agenda during a visit to the China International Development Research Network in Beijing.
'A key part of our economic plan is our long term plan for science', said the Chancellor at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology.
A new aerospace headquarters that will help allocate £2 billion of funding to projects across the country has opened today (25 April 2014).
Minister visited 2 safe houses in Sheffield where adult victims of human trafficking are helped to rebuild their lives.
Foreign Secretary William Hague congratulates South Africa on Freedom Day
The government has announced the second Energy for Growth project that will save money and support UK economic growth.
The One-Stop Centre for survivors of Gender-Based Violence was launched at Ng'ombe clinic.
In his speech at the reception to mark Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth Birthday on 24 April, British High Commissioner James Thornton said:
The health sector regulator Monitor has changed the way it gets advice on competition issues, appointing 2 experts to provide the advice as part of Monitor’s routine decision-making processes.
BHC Victoria and the SCCI have teamed up to give new entrepreneurs a helping hand to get their businesses up and running.
HMS Dragon and RAF Typhoons have been in contact with their Russian counterparts this week.
How UK aid is helping survivors of the Rana Plaza disaster in Bangladesh with medical care, counselling, rehabilitation and practical skills training to earn a new living.
New £50 million scheme will protect homes and businesses
A ground-breaking pilot testing a new way of rehabilitating offenders continues to show marked falls in reoffending.
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles writes in the London Evening Standard about affordable housing, off-site construction and estates regeneration.
The UK has ramped up efforts to improve safety and working conditions in Bangladesh’s garment sector since the Rana Plaza disaster in April 2013.
Graduates of the Forsa mentoring programme celebrated their achievements in promoting entrepreneurship and sustainable economic development
Vince Cable gives a Cambridge Public Policy Lecture on the future for higher and further education institutions, teachers and students.
Francis Maude spoke on transparency, open data and open government at a conference in Paris.
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