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Speech given by the Secretary of State the Rt Hon James Brokenshire MP at the UK Commemorative Ceremony for Holocaust Memorial Day 2019.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Education Secretary Damian Hinds sets out measures to support talented teachers, recruit more and reduce workload
Four new projects across England to encourage more women, BAME, and neurodiverse candidates into a career in cyber security have been announced by Digital Minister Margot James.
The Chief Inspector discussed curriculum and Ofsted's proposed education inspection framework at 'The Wonder Years' Knowledge Curriculum Conference.
13 local authorities will receive funding and support to develop innovative plans to reduce childhood obesity that can be shared across the country.
IT network access has been restored across the Ministry of Justice estate.
As the world’s education leaders gather in London, a Shanghai - England teacher exchange shows the power of international collaboration.
At a Faith Matters event at Twitter’s UK headquarters, Sara Khan reflects on the Commission’s plans and praises those who stand up to intolerance, hatred and extremism.
Minister for the Constitution, Chloe Smith, gave a speech at the SOLACE (Society of Local Authority Chief Executives) on democratic engagement.
Archaeologists working on the HS2 project in St. James’s burial ground, Euston, have discovered the remains of Captain Matthew Flinders, the Royal Navy explorer who led the first circumnavigation of Australia and is credited…
Highways England traffic officers proved to be a real ‘class’ act when they dropped in to see pupils at Birdlip Primary School near Gloucester.
The latest figures show that education generated almost £20bn for the UK in 2016 through exports such as international students and English language training.
As the deadline approaches for submitting returns and paying tax for 2017 to 2018, HMRC reveals some of the most bizarre excuses it has received for not paying on time.
Justice Secretary David Gauke announced in a speech at Women's Aid that community services supporting vulnerable women have been awarded £1.6 million funding, as part of the Government’s commitment to reduce the number o…
Minister for Implementation, Oliver Dowden CBE MP, gave a speech at the government ICT conference.
The Northern Powerhouse Partners Programme has welcomed 3 new members from Cumbria.
Opening Statement on the European Union Withdrawal Agreement Parliamentary Debate, 'Global Britain and the economy', 14th January 2019
Education Secretary calls for the technology industry and educators to work in partnership to transform education, cut workload and improve pupil outcomes
New partnership between the UK and World Economic Forum (WEF) to ensure innovators have the environment needed to create and support the industries, products and services of the future.
The National Drought Group (NDG) met on Monday 21 January, chaired by Harvey Bradshaw, Executive Director at the Environment Agency, to assess the water resource situation and actions being taken to reduce risk for summer 20…
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