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New tax changes come into effect at the start of each financial year. Here’s a list of things coming into effect in April 2016.
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British education guru, Sir Michael Barber – delivering education reform key to Egypt’s future
Mr Michael Nevin has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Republic of Iceland
Paul Lincoln has been appointed as the new Director General for the Crime and Policing Group (CPG) at the Home Office.
British Embassy supports programme for economic empowerment of women in Kicevo and Bitola municipalities.
Education Secretary unveils new £200 million investment to overhaul services for the most vulnerable children and young people.
Plans announced for British steel companies to compete on level playing field for public sector contracts.
The SSRO has updated its report templates and user guides, which now contain screen shots for the most commonly used documents to aid completion and compliance.
The Minister for Europe, David Lidington, calls it “a big step forward”.
Document sets out organisation’s goals and objectives for the next three years.
Small and medium sized businesses credit data sharing scheme will make it easier for new banks and alternative finance providers to check credit worthiness of potential business customers.
New Welsh Secretary writes about his priorities since his appointment to the Cabinet
The number of households where no one works has fallen by more than 750,000 since 2010 and is now at its lowest level in more than 10 years.
The Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond is visiting Georgia today (30 March) to meet with Prime Minister Kvirikashvili and show support for Georgia and its Euro-Atlantic aspirations.
Speech by Jo Johnson at the French Embassy on the importance of Franco-British cooperation as world leaders in science and innovation.
United Kingdom statement during the Interactive Dialogue with Independent Expert on Haiti at the Human Rights Council 31st session, 21 March 2016.
The Education Secretary warns of the devastating impact a vote to leave the EU will have on young people’s life chances.
New plan to see more children placed in loving, stable homes by ensuring adoption is always pursued where it is in a child’s best interest.
The Education Secretary addresses the NASUWT teachers’ union conference to discuss her white paper reforms and working together.
The UN Human Rights Council concluded its 31st Session today with important resolutions on Syria, South Sudan, Burma, DPRK and Iran
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