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The Skills Show and Skills Competitions will be delivered by Find a Future in 2015 to 2016 and 2016 to 2017.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Discusses results from the road network public satisfaction survey, future road plans and funding.
Oliver Letwin responds to the review, outlining how government will improve the experience of service personnel moving into civilian life.
Major credit and debit card providers among the main ‘payment systems’ government proposes bringing under the scope of powerful new regulator.
Ofqual's Chief Regulator gave a speech on validity to the Federation of Awarding Bodies.
The match is the first in a series of special events that make up the 2014 UK in Shenyang Week.
Statement by Secretary of State for Health Jeremy Hunt on the Ebola epidemic and the government's response in the UK.
Survey coinciding with Body Confidence Week finds half of adults think prospects are affected by looks.
National exercise to test preparedness for Ebola in the UK as part of contingency planning concludes.
National exercise takes place to test preparedness for Ebola in the UK as part of contingency planning.
The British Deputy High Commission, Chennai hosted the Chennai heat of the GREAT Debate 2014 on 10 October 2014.
Today, 10 October, is World Mental Health Day, which raises public awareness and promotes open discussion about mental health.
The Secretary of State for Health talks about the government's plan for improving mental health.
GPs say they would refer eligible patients to a new service to support employers and staff over sickness absence in a new report out today.
The CMA has today published its report into problem debt, which examines how it affects consumers’ decisions and choices in the goods and services that they purchase.
During his visit to the US, the Foreign Secretary spoke about the need to tackle climate change "for the sake of our long-term security".
Britain pledged to unlock the economic and creative power of the private sector to reduce barriers to investment, increase jobs and open up new markets in the world’s poorest countries at the World Bank Annual Meetings.
Work marks key milestone for £2.4 billion Priority School Building Programme.
HMA Jonathan Allen delivered a speech at the Atlantic Club of Bulgaria about the British and Bulgarian foreign policy in a less predictable neighbourhood.
Ofsted’s Chief Inspector sets out proposals for some of the most far-reaching education inspection reforms in the last quarter of a century.
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