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Francis Maude discussed digital developments, open data and how the UK is making the most of the information age at GITEX in Dubai, UAE.
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This is the largest business conference we are organising this year, with a focus not on one transport sector, but four: railways, highways and roads, airports and ports
Energy, road and rail projects worth £33 billion pass 'first hurdle' in getting a government infrastructure guarantee.
The UK welcomes the provisional results of Guinea’s legislative elections.
Theresa May praises resilience of West Midlands communities after man pleads guilty to murder and causing an explosion.
17-year-olds to receive access to appropriate adults in police custody following changes announced by Home Office.
British Ambassador James Watt has written to His Holiness Pope Tawadros II to express shock at 20 October church attack
Three calls for evidence launched asking business groups, stakeholders and others to submit their views to reviews into 3 policy areas.
Unused Pay As You Earn (PAYE) schemes will be shut down, HMRC announced today.
Shiree, a DFID funded initiative, has been working in partnership to improve training and job opportunities in North Bengal.
The government is seeking to recruit a Chair and 4 new members to the Parades Commission for Northern Ireland.
This written ministerial statement on the revision of codes within the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 was laid on 21 October 2013 in the House of Commons by Damian Green and in the House of Lords by Lord Taylor of Holbeach.
The rape and subsequent death of a female student in New Delhi in December generated widespread media and public attention
Susan Scholefield CMG has been appointed as Non-Executive Member to the Competition Service.
NCAS conference 18 October 2013
Landmark trade deal between the EU and Canada will benefit the UK economy and businesses by over £1.3 billion a year.
Modern day slave drivers will face the full force of the law with the maximum sentence for trafficking offences increased to life, it has been announced today.
Advice from financial markets experts will be used to identify vital administrative savings in the management of town hall pensions.
Edward Timpson spoke to NCAS about how innovative approaches can transform the life chances of vulnerable children and young people.
To mark Anti-Slavery Day Victims’ Minister Damian Green met victims of human trafficking at a safe house in London.
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