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Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessel Cardigan Bay returned to Portsmouth today after a three-year deployment to the Gulf in support of coalition operations and the Iraqi Navy.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The British Government today announced its further support for a rapid response fund in reaction to the fragile humanitarian situation in Sudan.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb commends Ofsted’s evaluation of science education and best practice to drive improvement in science teaching.
How do you recruit local people in conflict zones to work for the British Army? Major Robbie Whitfield talks about a very different war for talent.
The Secretary of State said Scotland will "continue to play a key role in defence" after tour of base.
Over 400 academies are now open – double the figure open in May 2010.
Prime Minister David Cameron has delivered a speech in Manchester on 6 January 2011 on economic growth.
Being a doctor based at a patrol base in Afghanistan can present various challenges ranging from the run-of-the-mill common colds, coughs or sprains to the more extreme conditions including trauma injuries or gunshot wounds.
I’ve been really looking forward to the Oxford Farming Conference.
Two British bomb disposal operators at the forefront of the fight against deadly improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in Afghanistan have been passing on their skills to Afghan police - so they can take forward the battle for…
It is with regret that the Ministry of Defence must confirm that Private Joseva Saqanagonedau Vatubua, from The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 5th Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland (5 SCOTS), was killed in Afghani…
The Ministry of Justice has announced that there were 58 apparently self-inflicted deaths among prisoners in England and Wales in 2010.
Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne condemns attacks.
DFID's work with Digital Links on recycling old computers and digital education materials to help schools and hospitals in Africa.
For the run-up to Christmas, the MOD online news team has once again picked out the images that best represent our defence news coverage over the past year.
While many families will be enjoying spending time together at home on Christmas Day, two pairs of brothers will be spending the day together serving in Kabul, Afghanistan.
It is with regret that the Ministry of Defence must confirm that Corporal Steven Thomas Dunn from 216 (Parachute) Signal Squadron, attached to 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment Battle Group, was killed in Afghanistan on T…
Full text of the Westminster Hall debate on the effect of the Internet on diplomacy and the work of the Foreign Office. Includes Hansard references.
A Government report by Infrastructure UK sets out a blueprint to save up to three billion a year on building and maintaining infrastructure.
On-road test proposed for motor cyclists.
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