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The call for bids for the Panama Human Rights Programme Fund is now open.
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The tenth Economic and Financial Dialogue (EFD) between the UK and China will be held in June in London, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond announced today (25 April 2019).
Collaboration between the UK and France has developed a sophisticated forecasting instrument that will set new standards of accuracy in short term weather prediction
As the Apprenticeship Diversity Champions Network (ADCN) turns 2, there's much to celebrate.
Innovative export finance delivers contract worth nearly $500 million.
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, David Lidington, addressed attendees of the CYBERUK 2019 conference in Glasgow.
The Kew Gardens (Leases) No. 3 Bill will allow Kew Botanic Gardens to prosper for centuries to come.
Sara Khan gave the annual Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) lecture on the role of the media in challenging extremism on 24 April 2019.
Czech Sport Aircraft Sportcruiser (G-CGEO) landing gear damage, operating a private flight, Cambridgeshire.
Baroness Vere will oversee government matters on aviation, international, security (not maritime and rail), legislation in the Lords, EU and EU Exit.
Sally Collier spoke at The Apprenticeships Conference 2019 about external quality assurance for end-point assessments.
There has been progress in key areas in the six months since the UK government staged the largest-ever Illegal Wildlife Trade conference in October 2018 including the launch of education packs.
Emma Howard Boyd, Chair of the Environment Agency - Keep Britain Tidy Roundtable, Middlesex University
Police will have to ask female detainees whether they are likely to require sanitary products, which they will be given free, under Home Office plans.
Plants, seeds, flowers, fruit or vegetables can carry pests and diseases that would destroy UK plants, trees and crops.
A letter sent on 23 April 2019 about international qualification availability and data
The Minister of State for Energy and Clean Growth has made an oral statement in the House of Commons on the climate change protests.
New project to challenge stereotypes around men's role in early education.
The Home Office today publishes a 13-point action plan to improve police forensics.
'We recognise the market needs certainty that strategic investment will continue. But we also need certainty from the market that it can deliver.' says Matthew Vickerstaff
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