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Medical revalidation, the process by which all doctors who are licensed with the General Medical Council (GMC) will regularly demonstrate that…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Queen approves nomination of Reverend Philip John North as Suffragan See of Whitby.
The Prime Minister's Spokesman answered questions on energy tariffs, Rwanda aid, Leveson and MP's expenses.
Details of the plan to improve the teaching of computer science.
Speech by Solicitor General Oliver Heald QC MP to Kent Law School
Statetment by Brandon Lewis MP on postponement of the business rates revaluation
New legislation to support the aspirations of hard working people by reducing the bureaucratic barriers that stop British businesses from creating…
Armed Forces personnel from all three Services have pitted themselves against each other in the annual 'Countess of Wessex Cup' which this year took place in Paderborn, northern Germany.
Lieutenant General Adrian Bradshaw, having recently completed his 12-month tour in Kabul as the Deputy Commander ISAF and UK National Component Commander, gave a briefing to media in the MOD's Main Building yesterday, 17…
"Bletchley Park was the scene of one of the finest achievements in our nation’s history."
The Foreign Office has published new reporting on 28 Countries of Concern, along with updates on the case study countries featured in the annual human rights report. The quarterly updates cover the period from July to September 2012.
Government introducing new laws, including an optional ‘employee-owner’ status for companies to offer their workers.
Under the new employment status, employee owners will have a different set of employment rights and they will be given shares in the company…
The Secretary of State will meet apprentices at Stork Technical Services, and see how they are making an impact on the company in highly-skilled…
…Energy consent process to be made more flexible Ministers to consider introducing additional powers to the Energy Bill to help promote …
Adam Bruce has accepted the position of Chairman of the new Offshore Wind Programme Board. The Offshore Wind Programme Board has been established…
Introduction I want to thank our hosts for bringing everyone together this morning. The CBI has been on a journey, much like Government policy, as both have grappled with how to decarbonise the eco...
The Foreign Affairs Select Committee today published evidence submitted by the UK Government to its inquiry into the foreign policy implications of and for a separate Scotland
Commission will focus on tackling violence in 2013.
…Culture Secretary announces leading academic Baroness Onora O'Neill of Bengarve as head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC).…
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