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The New Year Honours 2014 lists have been published, marking the achievements and service of extraordinary people across the UK.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
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British Embassy Seoul welcomes North Korean defectors' applications for the 3rd English for the Future programme.
A review of the British Embassy Budapest public diplomacy activities in 2013.
Parents trialling the government’s new special educational needs (SEN) reforms are happier than ever with the support available.
Before handing over your hard-earned cash in the sales, make sure you know your rights to a refund or exchange.
New proposals mean that in the future you may be able to use your smartphone to send a picture of cheque to your bank to pay it in.
A consultation on new rules for sharing small and medium enterprise (SME) credit data has been launched to make it easier for alternative finance providers to enter the market.
Renowned scientist and World War II code-breaker Dr Alan Turing has been given a posthumous pardon under the Royal Prerogative of Mercy by the Queen today following a request from Justice Secretary Chris Grayling.
Children’s Minister Edward Timpson announces new resources to help would-be adopters find a child to adopt - plus more cash for councils.
More than 74,000 young jobseekers have escaped long-term unemployment and found lasting work.
This website will provide you with information on the relationship between the UK and Turkmenistan
Foreign Office Minister Mark Simmonds expresses concern on the sentencing of three human rights activists in Egypt.…
Foreign Office Minister Hugh Robertson comments on Ugandan Anti-Homosexuality Bill.
David Willetts talks about the importance of social science at the inaugural annual lecture of the Campaign for Social Science.
13 partnerships between universities and Public Health England will share funding worth £47.5 million for health protection research.
Tens of millions of pounds specifically ring-fenced to help people adapt to welfare reforms this year is still available through local authorities.
Northern Ireland Secretary of State thanks Judith Gillespie for her service
The Embassy is now inviting bids for project funding from the Conflict Pool for projects in the South Caucasus region from 20 December 2013.
Letter to local authorities from Local Government Minister Brandon Lewis and Care and Support Minister Norman Lamb about the Better Care Fund.
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