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Foreign Office Minister Hugo Swire is paying a second visit to Sri Lanka from 28-30 January, shortly after the formation of a new government.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The Secretary of State for Education speaks about the importance of a knowledge-based curriculum and her vision for education.
Councils can play a greater role in getting the country building.
The UK will provide further life-saving food, water and support for families forced from their homes by recent fighting in Sudan.
The CMA is inviting consumers, businesses and academics to provide it with information on the commercial use of UK consumer data.
The third annual UK Pakistan Trade and Investment Conference has taken place focusing on financial and professional services.
The OECD launches its first Education Policy Outlook in London.
As of 1 January 2015, the British Embassy Sarajevo became the NATO Contact Point Embassy for Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH).
Ofqual has confirmed the assessment arrangements for a number of GCSE, AS and A level subjects which will be taught from 2016.
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan announces final content for more rigorous and demanding arts GCSEs and A levels, and GCSE computer science.
The government has today published the legislation which will incorporate new European regulations on mortgage lending into UK law.
Universal Credit will be available to families in more areas across the country, from today.
Danny Alexander explains in a speech at the French economy ministry that fairness lies at the heart of the British economy recovery plan.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander speaks at Sciences Po in Paris on building a better Europe.
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan announces £109 million funding to support children’s cultural education programmes.
British Ambassador John Casson writes today in Al-Masry Al-Youm that the lessons of 2011 remain sources of hope in 2015
The UK government will continue to engage with the Burmese military to promote adherence to democratic accountability, international law and human rights.
Joint Statement by the United States, the United Kingdom and Norway on South Sudan Peace Negotiations
A consultation to prepare for the demersal discard ban in January 2016 has now launched.
Views are being sought from stakeholders on the approach the government would take if it decides to enter into Contract for Difference (CFD) negotiations for the Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon project in South Wales.
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