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Drivers using the M6 through Cheshire are being advised to expect further overnight carriageway closures until the middle of the month as work continues to repair a motorway bridge
More people will be able to enjoy warmer homes and more control of their energy bills as a result of an additional £100 million announced today for household energy efficiency.
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New course is launched to help members of the legal and accountancy professions protect themselves and their clients from cyber-attacks.
Matthew Rycroft has been appointed as the United Kingdom’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York.
Education Secretary and Minister for Women and Equalities speaks at the Wealth Management Association’s annual conference.
David Cameron welcomed the Prime Minister of France, Manuel Valls, to Downing Street this morning.
UK and Canada announce joint mission to Iraq to support survivors of sexual violence by ISIL.
The Home Secretary today signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Republic of Ireland to strengthen the Common Travel Area.
On 5 October 2014 there was a serious incursion into British Gibraltar Territorial Waters (BGTW) by a Spanish state research vessel.
Ministers have underlined the government’s commitment to protect the green belt from development.
Business Secretary launches a wide-ranging employment review to help clarify and potentially strengthen the employment status of workers.
Some vehicles are being recalled by Vauxhall and can't be used for driving tests until they've been checked and fixed if necessary.
The NDA held a conference for nuclear safety.
A £2.9 million Highways Agency project to boost safety and reduce congestion around key junctions along the A585 south of Fleetwood in Lancashire is underway.
Living in Spain without having thought about how you will look after your future health could cost you time, worry and money, warns the Department of Health in a new video about the importance of registering for healthcare.
Clamp-down on use of ‘hybrid mismatches’ announced - a technique used by multinational companies to significantly reduce their tax bills.
The government announced that from April 2015, the earnings threshold for Carers' Allowance will be raised to £110 a week.
Education and training for female offenders is to be given a boost today as Justice Minister Simon Hughes set out plans for a tailored curriculum in women’s prisons that will better meet women’s needs.
…A 2-day conference 'Beating the cheats: Quality, safety and authenticity in the food chain' will take place on 24 and 25 November 2014.…
The programme of speakers who will outline methods for “Beating the cheats” at the Government Chemist 2014 conference is announced.
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