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Foreign Secretary William Hague expressed his deep concern about the ongoing violence in Egypt and emphasised the need for peaceful reform.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Prime Minister David Cameron and US President Barack Obama have called for an 'orderly transition' to a democratic government in Egypt.
"We remain deeply concerned about the level of violence we have witnessed over the past few days."
A joint statement by Prime Minister David Cameron, President Nicolas Sarkozy and Chancellor Angela Merkel on the situation in Egypt.
Foreign Secretary William Hague expressed concern at the violence surrounding today’s protests, calling for all involved to refrain from violence.
The Burmese Supreme Court today dismissed an appeal by Aung San Suu Kyi’s party, the National League for Democracy, against its dissolution in May 2010 under draconian election laws.
The report ‘The Doha Round: Setting a deadline, defining a deal’, published today, argues that for the Doha agreement to be a success the negotiations…
The immigration minister has addressed criticisms by leading figures in higher education who oppose plans for fewer foreign students.
Speech by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
A transcript of the speech 'A Confident Future for Europe' given by Prime Minister David Cameron at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on Friday, 28 January 2011.
Prime Minister David Cameron has welcomed the interim findings of an expert group set up to consider the actions needed to combat protectionism and to boost global trade.
David Cameron has voiced his support for "reform and progress" in Egypt and expressed his hope that the violence of recent days will subside.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: Lords, World Economic forum, tax, Iraq inquiry and Sure Start.
…The Mental Health and Poverty Project has initiated reform to Zambia's mental health legislation which has remained unchanged since 1951…
The Government has announced the next steps in its comprehensive review of employment laws.
Foreign Office Ministers Henry Bellingham and Jeremy Browne held talks with the Colombian Vice-Minister for Multilateral Affairs Patti Londoño yesterday.
Minister for Europe David Lidington has set out the agenda for the General Affairs & Foreign Affairs Councils in Brussels on 31 January.
New plans to improve the way in which workplace disputes are resolved have been published alongside an “Employer’s Charter” - the measures are…
The second reading of the Scotland Bill in Parliament. The Bill will begin a new phase of devolution in Scotland.
Speech by Stephen O'Brien on the Forest Footprint Disclosure Review 2010.
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