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Maximising the economic benefit from offshore wind is a key priority for Government, reveals a new report today.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
An op-ed by Prime Minister David Cameron responding to comments made by the Archbishop of Westminster on welfare.
Steven Hammond pays tribute to the coastguard and rescue services.
Her Majesty The Queen has approved the appointment of 100 new Queen's Counsel.
Harry Shindler, veteran of allied landings at Anzio in WWII and tireless worker for Anglo–Italian relations, honoured by HM The Queen with an MBE on 19 February 2014.
Barbara Woodward, Director-General for Economic and Consular issues at the UK’s FCO, visited Burma on 17-18 February.
Communities across England remain at high risk from flooding and strong winds.
Vietnamese human rights blogger, Le Quoc Quan, found guilty of tax evasion despite widespread concern that his initial arrest was politically motivated.…
Close to 50 UK companies were on show at the Australasian Oil and Gas (AOG) exhibition in Perth from 19 - 21 February.
Minister for Europe David Lidington calls for calm followed by “urgent and genuine steps” to address the causes of discontent in Ukraine.
Changes to the government’s Green Deal cash-back scheme have been announced.
The British High Commission is seeking bids to its Human Rights and Democracy Programme in Nigeria. Further details are contained
FCO Minister, Hugh Robertson, visits Tunisia, welcomes progress and pledges continued UK support for the democratic transition.
Baroness Warsi delivered a speech in Muscat on religious tolerance and highlighted the example that Oman provides for other countries.
During his visit to Colombia the Foreign Secretary William Hague announced two UK-funded projects to tackle sexual violence.
Statement from the Attorney General as triple killer has sentence increased
Energy customers who are in credit will get automatic refund direct debits
Businesses in Scotland get greater intellectual property support with the launch of IP for Business from the Intellectual Property Office.
Foreign Office Minister Hugo Swire welcomes UN Commission spotlight on human rights in DPRK and calls for end to impunity for violators.
Government has agreed a deal with First Capital Connect to continue running important rail commuter services for the next 6 months.
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