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“This is a very valuable report. It signals yet again the importance of providing better information, advice and guidance. The report recognises…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
…The UK Government's decision to end the overnight detention of children in Dungavel is an initial signal of how the new politics will work to make Scotland a better place, the Secretary of State for Scotland said today (Wednesday 19 May).…
Newly-appointed minister Nick Herbert learns about the challenges of policing the Dorset night-time economy.
Home Secretary's speech to the Police Federation on 19 May 2010 in Bournemouth. This copy of the text is check against delivery.
How DFID support has helped people displaced by conflict.
The top team at the Home Office is now in place and their work has begun. Find out who they are and what they'll be doing.
Speech by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Secretary of State for Wales Cheryl Gillan was on her first visit to North Wales to see the latest developments taking place at the OpTIC Glyndwr…
Grant Shapps, Minister for Local Government, said: “Ahead of the world cup, communities across England will want to wave the flag of St …
Helping displace people return home after conflict is one of the first steps towards building peace and stability
Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne has said there “cannot be negotiation on sovereignty unless and until the Falkland Islanders so wish,” following a statement by the Argentinean President.
Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt has condemned an attack on ISAF personnel in which at least 19 Afghan civilians were killed.
Camp Bastion, the lynchpin of British, and increasingly American, operations in Helmand, is a desert metropolis, complete with airport, that is expanding at a remarkable pace. Report by Sharon Kean.
Royal Navy Type 22 frigate HMS Chatham, currently deployed as NATO's counter-piracy flagship, has destroyed two boats after intercepting a group of suspected pirates in the Somali Basin.
The fire broke out in a storage yard on the base at 1800hrs local time on Sunday 16 May 2010. Within half-an-hour the flames were visible from…
Aviation authorities in the UK and Ireland have introduced new measures to reduce disruption to flights from volcanic ash.
Young female football coaches visited two DFID-funded education projects aimed at changing children’s lives in South Africa.
Home Secretary releases statement in response to the decision by the Special Immigration Appeals Commission to allow men to remain in UK.
Twenty-five people were stopped from entering the country illegally on Friday after they were discovered hiding among wine and olive oil in the back of a lorry by a dog working with the UK Border Agency.
Appointment of Eleanor Boddington and Professor Geoffrey Crossick as Trustees of the National Maritime Museum.
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