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Ministerial statement regarding an extension to the decision deadline for the proposed Silvertown Tunnel.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Rudrali Patil from Amity Law school wins competition to lead Britain’s diplomatic network for 24 hours.
Britain is to become the safest place in the world to be online thanks to new proposals announced today by Culture Secretary Karen Bradley.
The Home Secretary hosted CEOs of some of the UK’s largest companies at the first Business Against Slavery Forum.
The Minister expressed his concern at the deteriorating situation in Venezuela during a meeting in London today.
Prime Minister Theresa May hosted key stakeholders at Downing Street to launch the race disparity audit.
The Business Secretary, Greg Clark, has appointed 16 new members to the panel of the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
The first meeting bringing together representatives of the Polish community and the British Government took place in London last week.
The Chief Inspector requests evidence for his inspection on how the Home Office ensures it acts in the ‘best interests’ of unaccompanied asylum seeking children
The Chairman of the Committee on Climate Change (CCC), Lord Deben, and Committee Member Paul Johnson have been reappointed to their roles.
Alun Cairns:Wales can have the opportunity to shape our own trade and investment opportunities in Europe and beyond
The Government has taken a significant step in preparing to leave the EU by setting out arrangements for post-Brexit trade and customs policy.
Trade and customs white papers pave the way for legislation that will ensure the UK is ready for the first day after EU exit.
Education Secretary launches plans to raise education standards and broaden the horizons of young people in areas struggling with social mobility.
Highways England and combined authority sign landmark agreement to reduce congestion and provide better journeys.
In 50 years, drink driving deaths have fallen from 1,640 to 200 per year - but that's still 200 too many.
International Development Secretary comments on the recovery progress made since Hurricane Irma struck the Caribbean on 7 September 2017.
The Competition Appeal Tribunal has ruled in favour of the CMA, upholding its fine on Balmoral Tanks Ltd for illegally exchanging price information.
The 12+ Adolescent Girls Empowerment Programme will encourage adolescent girls to become agents of change as they will speak up for girls’ rights at school and at community events.
Of the amount raised so far, £1.2 million has been provided by UK aid, pledged by the British Government to make public donations go that much further.
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