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Hundreds of thousands of people struggling with debt problems will be supported through a new debt respite scheme that launched today (4 May 2021).
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
…At the London G7 Foreign and Development Ministers' Meeting, leading democracies will discuss global issues that threaten to undermine democracy and human rights.…
Statement on behalf of the United Kingdom to the United Nations 75th General Assembly Fifth Committee Second Resumed Session
The UK delivered a statement on Niger at the 38th Session of Universal Periodic Review (UPR), sharing recommendations to improve their human rights record.…
Dominic Raab spoke at a press conference alongside US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, before the G7 Foreign and Development Ministerial Meeting.
Members of the Media Freedom Coalition gave a statement on World Press Freedom Day.
The UK delivered a statement on Namibia at the 38th Session of Universal Periodic Review (UPR), sharing recommendations to improve their human rights record.
G7 foreign and development ministers to commit $15 billion to help women in developing countries to access jobs and build businesses.
A joint statement on the entry into force of the United Kingdom-Viet Nam Free Trade Agreement.
On International Workers’ Day 2021, we’re reflecting on some of the key steps the government has taken to support workers since last year.
Residents will be able to leave care homes for low-risk visits without needing to self-isolate on their return.
Sales of coal and wet wood for household burning are being phased out to cut harmful pollution to human health
Women from under-represented groups urged to respond to call for evidence to shape the future of women’s healthcare.
A statement from the Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab, on the postponement of elections in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
Australia, India, the Republic of Korea and South Africa, together with the G7, have expressed their desire to work together to seize the benefits of modern technology.
The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Hon Matt Hancock spoke at the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) spring conference.
The UK Minister of State for the Commonwealth, Lord (Tariq) Ahmad of Wimbledon, visited Rwanda (28-30 April) as the UK prepares to hand over the role of Commonwealth Chair-in-Office to Rwanda in June.
Ofqual’s Chief Regulator spoke about the assessment of qualifications in 2021 and lessons learned since last year.
Four men have been jailed for longer after the Solicitor General referred their original sentences to the Court of Appeal
CEO Martin Jones outlines the Parole Board's stance on Restorative Justice and explains new guidance provided on the subject for members.
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