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Farmers and land managers in a “Payment by Results” pilot are more motivated to succeed, delivering “exceptional results” for the environment
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson met President Sassoli of the European Parliament.
The government has announced new plans to drive jobs, growth, skills and opportunity across the whole of the UK.
The British Embassy Riga held two meetings on 1 and 2 October to update British citizens living in the country about Brexit.
Universities and Science Minister Chris Skidmore speaks at the Tech UK Conference 2019.
Video footage captures the moment a tunnel is constructed under a busy road without any interruption to traffic as part of a pioneering scheme to cut pollution by Highways England.
Proposals to amend how we use our powers to take regulatory action.
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Michael Gove made a statement in the House of Commons on preparations for Brexit.
Following the UK Government’s announcement of a £55 million investment in the Mid Wales Growth Deal, Welsh Secretary Alun Cairns met with the Leaders of Powys and Ceredigion county councils together with members of the regio…
General statement at the UN General Assembly Second Committee by Ambassador Karen Pierce, UK Permanent Representative to the UN.
The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, Simon Clarke, delivered a speech to industry leaders at the formal launch of the Charging Investment Infrastructure Fund.
The government’s independent adviser on extremism is calling for an overhaul of the government’s strategy, recommending a new taskforce led by the Home Secretary.
The independent Commission for Countering Extremism is publishing four peer-reviewed academic papers on Islamism and Sikh activism
The NexT Level campaign will ensure young people have the information they need to apply for the first of the pioneering T Levels starting September 2020.
Minister for Europe and the Americas, Christopher Pincher, visits Cyprus to meet with the Cypriot President and Foreign Minister.
Drivers are being warned to look out for deer roaming on to roads and posing risks to road users. The warning comes with more deer on the move during the rutting season.
The agreement will ensure British businesses and consumers benefit from continued access to the Tunisian market after we leave the EU.
Kenya, with support from the UK government, closed its first ever green bond yesterday, which will raise funds to provide 5,000 university students with environmentally-friendly, affordable housing in Nairobi.
The agreement will allow law enforcement agencies to demand electronic data relating to serious criminals, such as terrorists and child sexual abusers, from US tech firms.
Health and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock has today called on the NHS to keep the Princess Royal A&E open as an A&E Local.
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