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Ed Vaizey welcomes moves to increase in-car digital radio provision
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
I want to start by thanking the BBC for hosting today’s conference at the new Broadcasting House. I cannot think of anywhere more appropriate…
The Foreign Affairs Council and General Affairs Council were held on 10-11 October in Luxembourg.
A new vision for volunteering in health and social care will be unveiled today by Care Services Minister Paul Burstow Volunteers…
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles today set out his plans to shake up local services as part of the Government’s efforts to turn around the…
It is with great regret that the Ministry of Defence must confirm that Rifleman Vijay Rai from 2nd Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles was killed in Afghanistan on Saturday 15 October 2011.
Secretary of State says he is confident ETV group can work towards a long term solution in first meeting on Monday
On hearing the news that a miner has been rescued from a pit in the Neath Valley, following a pit collapse, Secretary of State Cheryl Gillan…
Remote and rugged, and classed as a self-governing British Overseas Territory, the Falkland Islands are two-thirds the size of Wales and with…
The main construction phase of the Royal Navy's fifth Astute Class submarine, Anson, begins with a traditional keel-laying ceremony attended by Minister for International Security Strategy, Gerald Howarth.
The Government today gave BP and its partners Shell, ConocoPhillips and Chevron consent for their £4.5 billion Clair Ridge development west …
Cheryl Gillan today [13th October 2011] accompanied the Prime Minister when he officially opened Airbus’ Broughton-based wing factory. The …
State-of-the-art facility will support over 5000 jobs across the UK
Clair Ridge project will create hundreds of jobs over the next five years and produce a vital source of domestic oil until around 2050.
British Superintendent Ralph Logan blogs from Afghanistan. Earlier this week we wrote an article for the EUPOL newsletter which headlined with “Staff College exceeds 1,000 student mark”.
Foreign Secretary William Hague described the release of a number of political prisoners in Burma as an encouraging first step.
Minister for Europe Rt Hon David Lidington visited Paris on 11 and 12 October in a context of a deepening of the Eurozone crisis.
Foreign Office Minister Henry Bellingham gave a speech to the British Chamber of Shipping on the UK Government’s response to counter-piracy.
More than 1,000 troops from the brigade are taking part in the two-week exercise which also involves land, sea and air forces from ten nations…
The Secretary of State for Scotland Michael Moore has welcomed BP’s announcement today that it is to go ahead with a new £4.5 billion oil project…
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