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Ben Wallace, Minister for Security and Economic Crime, speaks about the threat from serious and organised crime and the government's strategy to challenge this.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The government has pledged to tackle the misery caused by serious and organised criminals by drawing on all the powers, tools and expertise the UK has to offer.
Manufacturer of carbon-neutral paper, Paper Plus, set for global growth after the Department for International Trade helped secure a £5.5 million investment.
Pioneering government-funded study looks at how navigational and wider marine geospatial data can support the safe navigation of autonomous vessels
The UK reaffirmed its support for the current arms control machinery and highlighted the important work carried out by the UN Institute for Disarmament Research.…
Restrictions to Britain’s aid support to countries affected by crises and natural disasters that severely impact their economy are lifted
Companies working in data-driven health will go through a 16-week programme funded by Innovate UK and run by the Francis Crick Institute.
The winners of this year’s prestigious NDA Group Supply Chain Awards were announced to a packed audience in Manchester today.
Chris Grayling highlights the important role airports play in forging international connections - showing Britain is open to the world.
Remarks by Richard Wood, HM Ambassador to Norway Norwegian Climate Policy Foundation
The government has asked for the publics' views on introducing alcohol licensing laws in airports, to reduce problems with drunk and disruptive passengers.
The CMA has announced that industry rules setting out how retailers should treat their suppliers will now apply to Ocado and B&M Homestores.
Corin Robertson assumed presented her Letters of Credence to Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto.
Funding announced in the Autumn Budget will give scientists the chance to come up with ways to develop quantum computing to bring more real-life benefits for people in the UK
Jeremy Hunt gave a speech at Policy Exchange about Britain's role in the world after Brexit.
Prime Minister Theresa May and Chancellor Philip Hammond met business leaders.
Business and Energy Secretary Greg Clark has appointed Hunada Nouss as a new non-executive director to the Met Office Board.
Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) seeks a supplier to deliver a study on the training of English language teachers who operate in public schools in Brazil.
More than £2 billion to expand the UK’s trade presence across the world and increase UK Export Finance support for buyers of UK goods and services.
Organisations can apply for a share of up to £200,000 for ideas to improve visits to tourist destinations in Northern Ireland through augmented reality.
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