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…From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: private sector jobs, pension reform, planning, the Eurozone.…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Minister for the Cabinet Office Francis Maude has today announced three re-appointments to the board of the UK Statistics Authority.
Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt spoke at a Westminster Forum event on 13 September.
Foreign Secretary William Hague said that Britain will continue to stand up for the human rights in Iran in a speech at The Times' 'Imprisoned in Iran' event.
The Home Secretary said she would look at widening the pool of talent from which police leaders are drawn during a speech to the Police Superintendents annnual conference at Kenilworth this afternoon.
The Home Secretary gave this speech on Tuesday 13 September 2011. This version of the speech is as written.
Andrew Mitchell's speech at Chatham House looked at why the UK is supporting the rise of democracy in the region, 12 September 2011.
The Government has published its response to the Access to Elected Office for disabled people public consultation which sought views on how to provide extra support for disabled people who are seeking elected office.
Secretary of State for Health Andrew Lansley makes speech to Asthma UK/Smith Institute
Jobseekers whose lack of English is preventing them from getting a job, will have to attend English language training or lose benefits.
More offenders will face the consequences of their actions with the launch of the first-ever register of restorative justice practitioners.
More offenders will face the consequences of their actions after the launch of the first-ever register of restorative justice practitioners
The Home Secretary gave this speech on Tuesday 13 September 2011
Prime Minister David Cameron has welcomed the launch of a UK-based charity to support LGBT people suffering persecution around the world. External site: [The Kaleidoscope Trust ](http://www.kaleidoscopetrust.com/)
The Government has announced that jobseekers whose lack of English is preventing them from getting a job, will be required to attend English language training or face losing their benefits.
…From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: the economy, Boundary Commission proposals, welfare reform, planning.…
Re definition of sustainable development: “We utterly reject the accusation that the building of new homes needs to be at the expense of…
…The ICB publishes it's final report on structural and related non-structural reforms to the UK banking sector.…
Secretary of State says the Independent Commission on Banking's report is a step in the right direction for Scotland
Bernard Hogan-Howe will be the new Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service, the Home Secretary announced today.
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