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British soldiers are bringing the Sandhurst ethos to the Afghan National Army Officer Academy in Kabul. Report by Ian Carr.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
A blog post written by our most recent Summer intern, Carlon Knight
Justine Greening announces new support to boost Somalia’s economy and create jobs at the New Deal for Somalia conference in Brussels.
Reforms to improve the transparency around company ownership and the accountability of company directors have been announced today
A new invention, which will be patent number 2,500,000 and published today, is set to revolutionise the UK healthcare industry
Speech by Sir Mark Walport at the dual use biology conference held at Wilton Park.
Michael Gove, Education Secretary, on why there has never been a better time to be a teacher.
Defra rebuts claims made by the Guardian
UK government announced the changes to the Immigration Rules to benefit global businesses and international students
A consultation has been launched to look at new ways of funding placements for social work students.
A new report shows that education interventions not only get children into school but help them learn more.
Discussing London's position in the world shipping industry and the government's maritime strategy.
The British Ambassador to Cairo, James Watt, met with Economics and Political Science students from Future University.
Live television broadcasting in courts, for the first time, is one step closer after receiving final approval in the House of Commons late last night.
Number of tenant management organisations to be increased to give more social tenants the power to hold their landlord to account.
Changes to the Immigration Rules announced on 6 September will give greater flexibility to business visitors and to businesses that employ and sponsor international migrants.
William Shawcross, Chair of the Charity Commission, gave a speech at the Rathbones Charity Symposium.
The Minister for Political and Constitutional Reform discussed the process and benefits of implementing Individual Electoral Registration.
Latest official figures published on Winter Fuel Payments made last winter.
Government has now committed over £4 billion to industrial strategy, leveraging in billions more in private sector funding
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