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The Prime Minister delivered his speech on Europe at Chatham House, setting out the case for EU reform.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
The commercial deals agreed between India and the UK will create or safeguard a total of 1,900 UK jobs.
The number of new homes in England has risen by 25% over the past year – the highest annual percentage increase in 28 years, new figures show.
Farming Minister George Eustice announces new cross-industry TB biosecurity campaign.
Grant Shapps visits Ghana to continue work on the UK's new Energy Africa campaign.
New funding will help councils tackle rogue landlords who let out substandard homes and make tenants’ lives a misery, Greg Clark announces.
Michael Fallon has backed the Veterans Employment Transition Support programme that will provide mentoring, training and advice to leavers
Major new prison reform programme unveiled, including plans to build 9 new prisons.
Economic security, national security and opportunity are at the heart of this year's Spending Review, explains the Chancellor.
There should be no limits to the scale of North Wales’ ambition when it comes to the Northern Powerhouse”, Stephen Crabb tells the Institute of Directors.
Universal Credit reaches 492 jobcentres as 22 more start taking new claims from today (Monday 9 November 2015).
Some of England’s most unloved spaces will be transformed into Manhattan-style 'pocket parks' under plans unveiled today.
Around 28,000 people who have had their benefits capped have moved into work, reduced their Housing Benefit claim or no longer claim it.
New measures will clamp down on criminal landlords who trap and cram vulnerable tenants in unsafe, overcrowded homes, Brandon Lewis announced.
…Greg Clark's speech to Placeshapers, a network of more than 100 housing associations.…
Fraud and error in the benefit system has dropped to the lowest level ever, falling by £350 million last year.
British High Commissioner, Philip Barton, today addressed the panel regarding International Partners’ Perspectives on Population and Development.
Lloyd Milen promoted from Vice Consul in Alicante, where recruitment begins for his successor
David Mundell made the comments as the UK Government laid down amendments to the Scotland Bill.
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