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H.E Brian Olley addressing senators and parliamentarians during the June session in yaounde
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Speech on UK Cyber Security to IA14 Conference.
Speech by Karen Bradley at BBA Conference on 10 June 2014.
A consultation seeks views on proposals to improve the governance of London's Fire and Emergency Planning Authority.
FCO and ABTA issue warning to young British travellers about the importance of travel insurance.
Mark Simmonds condemns attacks in Kenya, and offers his condolences to those affected.
More than 60 jobs will be protected thanks to a multi-million-pound contract to produce a new missile for Royal Navy attack helicopters.
Matthew Hancock has announced government plans to boost technology in order to improve further education.
British Embassy Chisinau takes part in the global relay to support the End Sexual Violence in Conflict Summit in London
'We’ve made excellent progress and have now shown that we can deliver savings and reforms year after year', explains the Chancellor.
Judge Phillip Sycamore and Judge Usha Karu appointed as Commissioners of the Judicial Appointments Commission.
New guidance helps teachers to identify bad behaviour from poor mental health.
Land Registry is to become the sole registering authority for Local Land Charges (LLC) in England and Wales
It is a criminal offence in England and Wales to force someone to marry. The maximum penalty for an offence is 7 years’ imprisonment.
The Foreign Secretary welcomes the holding of second round of Afghan election.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has urged Iraqis to set aside their differences and unite to defeat terrorism in their country.
The government is making a series of small but important changes to copyright law to make it better suited for the digital age.
Over 400 Army reservists from across Northern Ireland have undertaken a major military exercise in southern Scotland.
Response from Energy Secretary Edward Davey to the Financial Times' articles,10 June 2014, on energy security.
Eric Pickles' written statement to Parliament about housebuilding.
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