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10 Downing Street staff members - Paul Schooling and Michael York - recall their time working for Baroness Thatcher.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The Prime Minister's Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on the IMF, permitted developments, corporation tax and Lady Thatcher's funeral.
The Prime Minister's Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on the Cabinet meeting, Boston, Lady Thatcher's funeral and the London marathon.
A contract worth up to £38 million to modernise and grow the credit union industry to help more people on low incomes, has been awarded.
On 16 April, the embassies of the Federal Republic of Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States issued a joint statement
UKTI Nordics & Baltics network launch will be held at the Mansion House, London, on 9th May 2013
Regulators and local authorities invited to bid for fund that will enable them to pioneer more business-friendly enforcement of regulation
A Scouts and Guides building in North Yorkshire is one of the first 6 successful bids for funding to come from the scheme.
The government has accepted the independent Low Pay Commission’s recommendations for this year’s adult and youth National Minimum Wage rates
New measures could make it cheaper for aspiring self-builders to get their ‘grand design’ off the ground.
The exhibition concluded a week of events as part of GREAT campaign to promote education, tourism, trade and investment overseas.
Chloe Smith speaks at the launch of BIM4SME, explaining how digital technologies can benefit SMEs in the construction industry.
Speech by Communities Secretary Eric Pickles to the Society of Editors.
Employers who ignore Britain’s growing older population could suffer skills shortages and lose an important competitive edge.
Libya continued to make progress towards democracy, and now has its first democratically elected Prime Minister and government in over 40 years.
The year saw a number of localised protests and demonstrations in the Eastern Province, primarily among the Shia community.
In 2012 Yemen failed to meet its international human rights commitments in most areas, notably on juvenile execution and detention of political prisoners.
Foreign Secretary praises the contribution of Dr Salam Fayyad and urges a return to negotiations on a two-state solution.
The British Embassy in Russian Federation is successfully supporting civil society efforts to resolve conflict in the North Caucasus.
The first-ever UK Trade Mission to Dushanbe will arrive on 15 April.
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