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The CMA today alleged that 5 agencies for fashion models and their trade association, the AMA, have breached competition law.
Harriett Baldwin sets out how a vote to remain in the EU will protect financial services jobs and promote economic growth.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Pledges continue UK's leadership in providing education for children in crises and improving efficiency in the humanitarian system.
Richard Thomas previews the CSPL's report into ethics for regulators, published 15 September 2016.
Environment Secretary Elizabeth Truss will meet with UK farmers and banking experts today to make the best use of available EU funding.
UK and UAE representatives meet at bilateral workshop in Abu Dhabi on peaceful nuclear research.
Fridge supplier ITW Ltd, has been fined over £2 million after breaking competition law by restricting dealers from offering online discounts.
Jo Johnson MP opens two specialist hi-tech facilities at Culham.
Universities and Science Minister opened 2 new state-of-the-art centres, worth £17 million, at the Joint European Torus site in Oxfordshire.
Sarah Riley, Deputy Ambassador, visits the border at Malko Turnovo with Prime Minister Borissov to see the gifted UK Land Rovers being delivered.
Response to the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) consultation on moving Land Registry operations to the private sector.
New Treasury analysis shows a vote to leave the EU would tip Britain’s economy into a year-long recession.
Businesses and communities across the Great British Coast could be sailing towards a cash windfall.
New buses bill will give councils new powers to deliver better journeys for passengers, and help cut rush hour congestion.
The annual shopping bill of the average British family could go up by more than £220 after a vote to leave the European Union.
Monday marks a major milestone in the transfer of new powers to the Scottish Parliament, as the first law-making powers transfer from Westminster to Holyrood under the Scotland Act 2016.
The government has launched a consultation welcoming views into how National Lottery money is distributed across England and the UK.
Speech by Business Secretary Sajid Javid to the Company of Cutlers at the 380th Cutlers’ Feast.
Visiting the North West, Harriett Baldwin showcases the crucial role that the financial services sector plays in creating the Northern Powerhouse.
This event will share the outcomes of a year-long cross sector Academy learning group, focused on victim services commissioning and will discuss the need for visionary leadership, a whole systems approach and design that is acutely responsive to the voice of the victim when commissioning…
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