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"Our objective remains an end to violence and a transition to a more democratic and stable Syria" said Foreign Secretary William Hague when he updated Parliament on the situation today.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Foresight’s UK Waste Resources and Energy Investments (UKWREI) fund is investing £2 million with a further £2 million of matching private sector…
Damian Green answers an urgent question on London Metropolitan University in Parliament.
Fifty-five new free schools will open in September 2012. They will raise standards and increase choice for parents.
The economy, manufacturing, Lords Reform, constituency boundaries and the greenbelt were discussed at this press briefing.
UK's thirteenth Merchant Navy Day marked with Red Ensign flag flying over Department for Transport.
Support secured for those facing homelessness Funding to help those facing the real and frightening prospect of homelessness will continue …
As the Paralympic Games keep British achievement centre stage this week, global business summits continue to raise the international profile…
A new consultation will be launched on Monday to look at banning above cost payment surcharges; a measure the UK will put in place to bring …
Sam Younger explains why late filing of charity documents is avoidable - and unacceptable.
Action to tackle suburban shanty towns Ministers today launched a major clampdown on rogue landlords to bring an end to suburban shanty towns…
Now the London 2012 Paralymics are truly underway, messages of support are flooding in for the military athletes who are competing in the Games. Report by Lorraine McBride.
Computer trading has fundamentally changed the way the financial markets operate and has increased the speed at which trading can occur.
Brian Wilson, the Chairman of Harris Tweed Hebrides and a former trade and energy minister, has been appointed as a Business Ambassador for the UK Government, which will see him take on a flexible role to promote Scottish b…
Poul Christensen CBE will remain as Chair of Natural England following the extension of his appointment by Environment Secretary, Caroline Spelman…
Up to £99,000 will be available for NHS organisations that come up with new digital services that improve patient care and help share information more easily across the NHS, the Department of Health announced today.
Local authority led pilot projects that will support people to claim Universal Credit named by Lord Freud, Minister for Welfare Reform.
Three serving soldiers will be among those competing in the Paralympic Games which commence in London today.
Michael Moore talks about building a stronger, more vibrant, more sustainable Scottish economy in which all businesses can grow.
University's licence to sponsor and teach non-EEA students revoked after it failed to address failings identified by the UK Border Agency.
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