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The culture of using meritless judicial review applications to delay immigration decisions and hold up development will be attacked by new controls announced today by Justice Secretary Chris Grayling.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Crime and policing newsletter: January 2013
The Department for International Development has supported the Rose Town Foundation for the Built Environment in acquiring land titles for community members.
The UK government and the British High Commission Banjul marked the 20th anniversary of World Press Freedom Day.
Essential to creating jobs, growing our economy, and a key part of ensuring that Britain wins the global race.
To mark the 20th anniversary of World Press Freedom Day, the British Embassy is highlighting the importance of media freedom, and the need to tackle impunity for attacks on journalists.
David Piccaver and Will Lifford have been appointed to the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board.
A new cutting edge research centre at the University of Oxford receives £30 million of government and private investment.
New 'co-mingling' funds mix charitable and private capital to help deliver financial returns as well as social responsibility programmes.
The Foreign Secretary William Hague recognises the bravery of journalists around the globe on World Press Freedom Day.
A new guide for adopters to easily identify the support they can access.
Export bar placed on early 19th century jewellery bought by the Prince Regent
£6million renewable heat scheme for social landlords opens today
A stunning set of gold and peridot jewels, presented in 1816 to Miss Cotes by the Prince Regent, has had a temporary export bar placed on it to provide a last chance to raise the £150,000 needed to keep it in the UK.
Road Safety Minister Stephen Hammond announces drink driving rules are tightened to improve road safety.
Ofgem's report was published today.
A £2 million scheme to boost childcare businesses and get more women into work has opened its doors for applications today.
Initiative could help launch up to 6,000 nursery or childminder start-ups.
One hundred British soldiers have spent the last 4 weeks training with the Indian Army in the mountains of Belgaum in southern India.
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