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The small detachment of deployed engineers is responsible for the maintenance of all RAF C-130J Hercules aircraft operating in Afghanistan and…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
UK forces and NATO are ready to take further action if necessary under United Nations Security Council Resolution 1973, and yesterday evening…
Further to the update issued by Shell on 22 August, this is a statement by Mr Hugh Shaw, the Secretary of State’s Representative (SOSREP) for…
We've teamed up with Up My Street website to see how people are using local crime information.
A new test for hypertension could lead to three million patients being taken off unnecessary medicines.
Biographies of the new appointees to Ofsted's Board.
Prime Minister David Cameron has today applauded the contribution made by the private sector to getting communities back on their feet in the areas affected by recent rioting.
Professor Dame Athene Donald, Andreas Goss, Lord Grade and Professor Ludmilla Jordanova have been appointed as trustees to the Board of the National Museum of Science and Industry.
The government is today initialling an historic agreement with Switzerland to tackle offshore tax evasion.
Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne has welcomed a strong UN Human Rights Council resolution condemning gross human rights violations in Syria.
The UK has called for an end to the violence in Syria at the Human Rights Council in Geneva.
As street fighting continues in Tripoli between Free Libya Forces and members of Colonel Gaddafi's former regime, British and NATO military aircraft are maintaining a presence in the air.
Assisted by British Chinook helicopters, Warrior armoured fighting vehicles and Challenger battle tanks, soldiers from the Indian Army's 3rd Battalion The Bihar Regiment have successfully carried out a counter-insurgency…
IP crime is the counterfeiting of trade-marked goods such as clothes, pharmaceuticals, car parts and electrical goods and the piracy of copyrighted…
The true value of the UK’s wildlife and habitats has been revealed today in two research reports published by Defra.
Surrey residents are the first to benefit from a new interactive smart phone app which uses crime mapping data from the government's Police.uk website.
A study funded by the charity Cancer Research UK has found that on average the British public can only name one symptom of bowel cancer and …
Tourism destinations such as Folly Farm and Heatherton are leading the way in boosting the economy of West Wales, Wales Office Minister David…
How UK aid is helping malnourished children and their mothers as part of the response to the humanitarian crisis in the Horn of Africa
The European Union Police Mission in Afghanistan (EUPOL) aims to contribute to the establishment of sustainable and effective civilian policing arrangements under Afghan ownership and in accordance with international standar…
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