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Oral Statement in the House of Commons on the Professor Sir Bruce Keogh’s review of hospitals with high mortality rates.
Sir Bruce Keogh’s review into 14 hospital Trusts in England published
Written ministerial statement announces the release of the 2012 'Statistics of Scientific Procedures on Living Animals' and the annual report of the Animals in Science Regulation Unit.
The government publishes its plan for improving the supply of affordable childcare.
Disabled people on traineeships, supported internships, work trials and work academies to get additional help through Access to Work.
Arsenal Football Club are the first English Premier League team to play in Vietnam.
We congratulate the students of Santa Ana College, who have completed their Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL).
A two-week long British Food Festival was launched in Chongqing to expand business network in food & drink industry in southwest China.
Sam Younger, Chief Executive of the Charity Commission, reflects on trustees’ duty to protect their charities’ reputations.
Elizabeth Truss, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Education, speaks to the International Student Science Fair.
An award-winning project which uses archaeology to aid the recovery of injured soldiers is continuing its success on Salisbury Plain.
Airborne medics have been learning how a fire brigade extracts casualties from damaged vehicles in preparation for Exercise Askari Serpent.
British Embassy launches project support for capacity building in the Macedonian diplomatic service.
Guidance will help get the balance right between protecting people’s property and lives and ensuring the safety of firefighters.
Foreign Secretary William Hague gave a speech to mark the 18th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide.
The late Margaret Thatcher would not recognise Dounreay’s fast reactor fuel reprocessing plant as the same facility that she formally opened in September 1979.
Far more needs to be done across health and care services to improve the treatment that people with learning disabilities receive.
A plan of action designed to improve the quality and take-up of school food and put the kitchen at the heart of school life is published.
Householders could be paid hundreds of pounds a year for generating heat by solar thermal panels, biomass boilers and heat pumps.
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