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Support for employment services for disabled people should be focused on the individual and not the institution.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Foreign Secretary William Hague chaired the second meeting of his Human Rights Advisory Group today. The meeting focused on the Arab Spring, freedom of religion, and the interaction between trade and human rights.
National crime agency: oral statement by Theresa May on recognising organised crime as a threat to national security.
How UK aid is helping to lower the price of HIV treatment
A new documentary series starting tonight on BBC3 uses footage shot by British soldiers serving in Helmand province on cameras mounted on their helmets to tell their stories.
Changes to B3 fruit machines aim to help leisure industry
Ed Vaizey will mark tomorrow’s World IPv6 Day with an industry summit to discuss progress on switching to the new protocol.
England’s natural environment will be better protected, restored and improved under ambitious new plans published by Defra today.
Schools Minister talks about the EBacc and the role independent schools can play in the academies programme.
Prime Minister David Cameron has delivered a speech on the future of the NHS on 7 June 2011.
Michael Gove has today confirmed the closure of Partnerships for Schools and the appointment of the new Chief Executive of the Education Funding Agency.
Thank you. I'm delighted to be here this morning to launch our Natural Environment White Paper.
This is my first speech as Business Secretary to a union annual conference. Thank you, warmly for the invitation. About ten months ago, I …
This is my first speech as Business Secretary to a union annual conference. Thank you, warmly for the invitation. About ten months ago, I was…
Foreign Secretary William Hague discussed his visit to Benghazi and the situation in Yemen in an interview with the BBC on 5 June
The Hansard Society has launched a new teaching resource on EU issues, developed with the support of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
I am delighted to be in Japan. Last July the British Foreign Secretary, William Hague, underlined in this very room his determination to give…
Sudan, Afghanistan and travel were amongst the topics discussed by Foreign Office bloggers
Uniform to Work Day will mean many reservists leaving their suit and tie at home and donning their Forces uniform to wear to work instead. Last…
In a year when we’ve worked together closely on a range of international issues I want to reaffirm the importance of that relationship. Everyone…
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