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Millions in funding for former armed services projects and awards for schools announced.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
17,500 maths and science teachers to be trained, new computer science GCSE to focus on coding and world-first code college launched.
Information and events for independent providers of NHS services.
Foreign Office joins Football Association, British Council, Premier League and Football league in First World War commemoration.
Speech given by Home Secretary Theresa May at the Santa Marta conference in London
Andrew Tate, Deputy Head of Mission of the British Embassy in Guatemala City, visited Honduras to launch the UK funded workshop “Extractive Industries in Latin America”.
Britain is leading the international response in Sierra Leone and these NHS heroes have a key role to play.
Advice for fans travelling to Italy for the Roma and Manchester City Champions League game on 10 December 2014.
Dounreay’s beach monitoring fleet has a new look with the addition of new vehicles – the Metrac H5 all-terrain vehicle (ATV).
School Reform Minister Nick Gibb announces 6 new core maths qualifications to encourage more pupils to study maths post-16.
How UK support to Punjab is helping girls in the region attend low-cost private schools and improve their life chances.
Pressure on over-crowded A&E departments could be reduced if patients requiring out-of-hours urgent care were encouraged to see a GP based in or near the hospital first, according to Monitor.
Speech given by CMA Chairman, David Currie, at the Law Society's Competition Section annual dinner.
How colleges can help young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) into work and independence.
British Council Rwanda signed a new MoU with govenrment of Rwanda. British Council to offer English language tuition and cultural exchange.
Headquarters of the £42 million Alan Turing Institute for Data Science will be at London’s new Knowledge Quarter – with 'spurs' around the country.
Driverless cars: how would they fit into everyday life? 4 cities in the UK have been chosen to find out.
The UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES) has today announced that it is investing over £875,000 in six pilot projects that will develop innovative ways of boosting leadership and management skills in UK businesses…
Sweet & Maxwell conference celebrating the 60th Year of the Criminal Law Review
Winglets - the tips of aeroplane wings that curve upwards - save fuel, reduce noise and make higher rates of climb possible.
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