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Dame Anne Owers has today been named as the new head of the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC).
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Dame Anne Owers has been appointed as the new chair of the independent police complaints commission (IPCC), the Home Secretary announced.
PM: "I'm here to stand up and speak out for what I believe in. I believe in the United Kingdom."
Health Minister Simon Burns explains why the Health and Social Care Bill is needed to make the changes that are being proposed for the NHS. …
New figures published by the Office for National Statistics today, show the labour market is stabilising.
Text of joint statement following the visit of British Ministerial Delegation to the Holy See, 15 February 2012
Foreign Secretary William Hague spoke at the University of the Western Cape about the UK and South Africa's shared values on 14 February.
Baroness Warsi gave a speech on the role of faith in contemporary society on 14 February 2012.
Well over £200 million more than expected should go to the arts over the next five years, Culture Minister Ed Vaizey announced today.
People who commit ‘living together’ benefit fraud are being warned they face tough new sanctions under the welfare reform bill.
Government sets out measures to tackle compensation culture, reduce legal costs and cut red tape.
Remarks delivered to the UN General Assembly on Syria by UK Ambassador and Permanent Representative Sir Mark Lyall Grant.
New rules will come into force within weeks to cut abuse of the student visa route, Immigration Minister Damian Green announced today.
Foreign Secretary William Hague welcomed the approval of a new Government for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Check against delivery Good morning. I am honoured to have the chance to speak to such an influential audience. And I am delighted to be back…
Andrew Lansley speaks at the SOLACE Annual Charity Dinner.
The Ministry of Justice has been named as one of the top reforming government departments by an independent think tank Reform.
The government has strengthened proposals for a new individual register of voters to make the scheme simpler for the majority of voters.
New measures to strengthen and modernise the ATOL holiday protection scheme.
New ATOL regulations to have improve certification process and include "Flight-Plus" holidays.
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