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Foreign Secretary William Hague gave evidence to the Foreign Affairs Committee on Tuesday 18 September.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Foreign Office Minister Hugo Swire set out why Britain’s reputation is more important than ever, and why we should be more confident about our reputation overseas.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has updated Parliament on progress in Afghanistan during July and August 2012.
The Adjutant General, Lieutenant General Sir Mark Mans, talks to Ian Carr about future challenges and the importance of supporting Service personnel and their families.
A pair of Royal Navy and Royal Marines adventurers have completed a summer of sea trials as they prepare to take an authentic replica of Sir Ernest Shackleton's famous lifeboat back to the icy wastes of the South Pole.
A new way to measure fuel poverty in England is being proposed today by the Government following the independent review on this issue by Professor…
People will see more choice in their local care and support services (Care and Support Minister Norman Lamb announced today) as local councils…
The Department of Health launches a new programme to provide more choice and higher quality of care and support services across the country.
A consultation into how the process for assessing prospective adoptors and foster carers can be speeded up, and how the bureaucracy that currently makes the process more difficult can be removed.
Cabinet, Afghanistan, honours, benefits, pensions, Tsars were discussed at this press briefing
Consultation on what tools the new Financial Policy Committee should have in order to help ensure future financial stability launches today.
Housing Minister Mark Prisk addresses the National Housing Federation annual conference
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Special Representative to the Syrian Opposition Jon Wilks welcomed the UK's Syrian Community to discuss British policy towards Syria at the Foreign Office today.
On 17 September 2012, the Civil Service Fast Stream will once again open for applications.
More people suffering from cancer will get the unconditional help they need under new proposals.
Today the Government announces the formation of a new disability action alliance to help respond to ideas put forward by disabled people.
Well-known bosses, including Theo Paphitis and Karren Brady, feature in a new advertising campaign.
Ministers are calling for a range of suppliers to explore the feasibility of new financial products to help benefit claimants budget and manage…
On International Day of Democracy, Foreign Secretary William Hague calls on nations all over the world to uphold the values a society needs for stable democracy to thrive.
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