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Schoolchildren across the UK are being invited to put their best ideas forward on how the government can make life better for girls and women.
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The Highways Agency has a major programme of road improvements planned in the north east, with the region benefiting from over £500 million of investments to the road network beginning this year.
Scottish Independence White Paper myths must be debunked, says Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander.
Changes to Highways Agency into a government-owned company move step nearer.
Support for children and young people’s health is getting better, according to a new report published today.
Social impact bonds will lead to innovation to tackle NEET (not in education, employment or training) issue.
Businesses in the off-site construction industry are invited to bid for up to £600,000 for skills research and development (R&D).
Statement by Ambassador Lyall Grant of the UK Mission to the UN, to the UN Security Council meeting on Ukraine.
The Department for Education announces a plan to allow schools to purchase defibrillators at a lower cost.
Home Secretary Theresa May announces a major package of measures to reform the way the police use stop and search powers.
The Highways Agency is warning motorway drivers they are putting road workers’ lives at risk by ignoring safety signs and illegally using the hard shoulder to avoid congestion caused by accidents.
The Conflict Pool (CP) is opening a call for proposals for Egypt.
Colin Roberts CVO sworn in as new Governor of the Falkland Islands
A successful transition in Yemen will require strong leadership and coordinated and generous international support.
The Foreign Office has expressed its regret following the deaths of five death-row prisoners in Taiwan today.
The expansion of the full Universal Credit benefit to the rest of the north west of England will start in June.
Chancellor reacts to GDP figures while visiting Ebbsfleet, the site of what will be the UK's first new Garden City in almost a century.
Tourism Minister: “hospitality apprenticeships is a win win situation for both young people and business”
Foreign Office Minister David Lidington spoke about the future of Europe during a visit to Estonia.
The UK Electoral Commission has been running an international campaign to encourage British citizens living overseas to register to vote
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