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The winners of The Queen's Awards for Enterprise have been announced today.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
The Department for Education has launched its Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy which includes the launch of a new natural History GCSE.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke with leaders of the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Poland, Italy, Romania, Japan, European Commission, European Council, and the NATO Secretary General
TOUGH new internet laws to protect young people, uphold free speech and make sure there are no safe spaces for criminals online return to Parliament for their second reading this week.
Letters regarding the ministerial direction to establish a migration and economic development partnership with Rwanda.
The Mission Motorsport National Transition Event returned to Silverstone on 24 March, hosting over 70 organisations and 500 service leavers.
The government announces that the UK has today sanctioned Eugene Tenenbaum and David Davidovich.
The British Embassy Pristina invites proposals by 15 May 2022 for our CSSF 2022 to 2025 project ‘Support civil society to increase public oversight and accountability of Kosovo public institutions’.
UK property predictions; 'Greening up' the Government estate; Launching new procurement competitions; Social Value in government procurement; Government Hubs...
RAIB has today released its report into a near miss at Coltishall Lane User Worked Level Crossing, Norfolk, 21 January 2021.
The BSCC writes to Dahua in relation to human rights and ethical considerations.
Rachel provides an insight into her commercial training contract within the Department for Transport Legal Advisers and her first qualified lawyer role
Young people, people with disabilities and those experiencing loneliness will get the opportunity to volunteer and help others thanks to £4.6 million in government investment.
Abused women, drug addicts and offenders serving short sentences will be supported to turn their lives away from crime, as the Government backs specialist schemes aimed at criminals more likely to reoffend.
Foreign Secretary announces 178 new sanctions, coordinated with the EU, targeting those who prop up Russian-backed illegal breakaway regions of Ukraine.
Thousands of families with children are set to benefit from £33 million support to resolve conflict at home and improve children’s life chances.
The 12-week call for evidence will seek views on what can be improved within the current service and build our understanding of the causes of mental ill-health.
Thousands more vulnerable people are eligible to receive the UK’s second antiviral Paxlovid, which has been added to the PANORAMIC national study.
A 6-year-old from Bolton has won a competition to design a logo that will be displayed on the first rockets launching satellites from the UK later this year.
UK Minister for Africa Vicky Ford visited Zambia from 5 to 7 April 2022 to increase the UK's and Zambia's cooperation on how they are working together.
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