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Security Minister James Brokenshire has launched the first stage of a new £4 million campaign to raise awareness of how to stay safe online.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The first commissioners have begun to participate in a programme of learning on key commissioning issues.
UK warships are to benefit from a new surveillance capability as part of a £30 million contract signed by MOD.
Foreign Office Minister Hugo Swire gave a speech about the strength of the UK-Japan relationship covering prosperity and security.
Key players from the oil and petrochemicals industry were invited to address the impact of developing and processing of carbon fossil fuels.
Why Bosnia remains a priority in global efforts to tackle the issue of sexual violence in conflict, and why the UK has made this one of its top foreign policy priorities
MOD is canvassing the opinions of UK Service personnel and their families on the modernisation of terms and conditions of military service.
The government today offered up to £10 billion in loan guarantees to get Britain building and deliver tens of thousands of homes to rent.
Foreign Secretary and King Abdullah emphasise need to end Syrian violence and protect neighbouring countries from consequences of the crisis.
The main theme of the event was women in the labour market.
International Development Secretary Justine Greening marks World Refugee Day 2013
Businesses should come to the UK if they want to research and develop GM technologies, Environment Secretary Owen Paterson said today.
The Department of Health today announced further steps in its commitment to making sure patients get the medicines they need whilst ensuring what the NHS pays for medicines is fair and better value for taxpayers.
On World Refugee Day, Foreign Secretary William Hague calls for greater international efforts to prevent conflict.
Jon Rouse writes in response to the BBC's Panorama programme 'Elderly Care: Condition Critical'.
This written ministerial statement was laid in the House of Commons on 20 June 2013.
…Minister Alan Duncan recently met with government, ethnic and civil society representatives to discuss UK's role in promoting peace and combating poverty in Burma.…
Joint report launch by the British High Commission, Anti Corruption Commission and the Institute for Public Policy Research
Given at Church House, Westminster, on 20 June 2013 to launch the report Unseen children: educational access and achievement 20 years on.
Families will be given extra help to cope when a loved one goes missing under new plans announced by Justice Minister Helen Grant.
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