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Online music services and the UK’s thriving creative sector will be able to trade more easily across Europe from today (20 February 2014).
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The UK will provide £15m over three years to support the reform of the public finance in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Lieutenant General Sir Nicholas Carter has been appointed as the next Chief of the General Staff.
After 18 months of joint UK, NATO and Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina work, a radically new officer selection and training system started.
Chancellor uses speech in Hong Kong to highlight that the economic recovery is not yet secure.
Chancellor's speech to the British Chambers of Commerce in Hong Kong.
Fireworks exploded from the Burj Khalifa and celebrations were held across the United Arab Emirates last November following the announcement that Dubai had been chosen to host the 2020 World Expo. In becoming the region’s f…
The Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne and Governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney were in Sydney for the Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting from 22-23 February 2014.
Decision on the findings of the Police Arbitration Tribunal in relation to 6 recommendations of the Part 2 report of the Winsor Review.
David Cameron has made a statement on the current situation in Ukraine.
A new film showing how crime is processed through the criminal justice system has been launched on police.uk.
Maximising the economic benefit from offshore wind is a key priority for Government, reveals a new report today.
An op-ed by Prime Minister David Cameron responding to comments made by the Archbishop of Westminster on welfare.
New figures show 3,610 people claimed Universal Credit up to 30 November 2013.
Barbara Woodward, Director-General for Economic and Consular issues at the UK’s FCO, visited Burma on 17-18 February.
Minister for Europe David Lidington calls for calm followed by “urgent and genuine steps” to address the causes of discontent in Ukraine.
Publication of new tool to help human resource professionals in the Macedonian public sector.
FCO Minister, Hugh Robertson, visits Tunisia, welcomes progress and pledges continued UK support for the democratic transition.
Energy customers who are in credit will get automatic refund direct debits
Turks and Caicos Prison staff have benefitted from specialist search training provided by the UK’s HM Prison Service and the FCO.
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