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Full text of the Westminster Hall debate on the effect of the Internet on diplomacy and the work of the Foreign Office. Includes Hansard references.
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The Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister have held a joint press conference in Number 10 ahead of the Christmas recess.
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The flag representing the historic county of Herefordshire has been hoisted above the department's offices.
Proposed high speed rail network will include a direct link to Heathrow.
On-road test proposed for motor cyclists.
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