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The government has today reduced the minimum insurance demanded for licensing routine satellites from €110m to €60m. This will save industry…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Graham Allen, MP, has today launched his second report on behalf of HMG on Early Intervention: Smart Investment, Massive Savings.
Today is a slightly daunting anniversary for me. In my first speech as Culture Secretary last year, I quoted Grayson Perry speaking about the…
The Home Secretary gave this speech in Harrogate on 4 July 2011. This version is as spoken, not as written.
David Cameron and President Zadari of Pakistan have pledged to strengthen ties between Britain and Pakistan to boost trade and combat terrorism.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: Cabinet, Dilnot Review, Housing Benefits, Frank Field, Afghanistan, Campbell Diaries and Immigration.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: Dilnot, Libya, Chris Huhne, Andrea Hill Resignation, Scottish Identity, Missing Serviceman and Police Detention Powers.
Twenty nine proposals will compete for the final ten enterprise zone spots, Communities Secretary Eric Pickles announced today, following the…
Letter from Secretary of State to BAE Systems.
Prime Minister David Cameron has written a message of support for London Pride which takes place on Saturday 2 July 2011.
Foreign Secretary William Hague talked about the strong relationship between the UK and Korea as the EU-Korea Free Trade Agreement comes into force.
…Minister visits father of kidnapped Israeli soldier and reiterates UK's demand for Gilad's immediate and unconditional release.…
A look at the work of the Foreign Office and its embassies overseas this week.
The Bribery Act came into force on 1 July and affects UK firms operating overseas as much as it does with firms operating in the UK.
Minister Henry Bellingham has been in Equatorial Guinea, meeting Foreign Ministers from across Africa.
Minister for Europe David Lidington met members of Index on Censorship to discuss the human rights situation in Belarus on 30 June.
Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne spoke at the Spectator Anglo-Indian Summit ahead of a forthcoming visit to India.
FCO spokesperson comments on the Special Tribunal for Lebanon submitting a sealed indictment in the Hariri case to the country's prosecutor general.
Foreign Secretary William Hague and President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari discussed key foreign policy issues and the close cooperation between the UK and Pakistan.
…British Prime Minister David Cameron has welcomed the coming into force of the EU/Korea Free Trade Agreement and the opportunity it represents to develop the UK’s bilateral relationship with Korea.…
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