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The UK is a nation that leads from the front and it should do so in protecting human rights, Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson declares.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Justice Secretary announces extra support to those who witness homicide and serious violence.
The Court of Appeal increased Dean Wilkinson's sentence by a year and a half.
Pensions dashboards which will revolutionise retirement planning have been given the green light by the Work and Pensions Secretary today - with initial industry models expected this year.
Digital and data specialists will help patients, clinicians and carers benefit from better technology.
Minister of State for Universities and Science, Chris Skidmore speech at the Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders conference.
DFID Ghana Deputy Country Director, Andre Kolln, delivered the closing remarks at the Global launch of the Africa Gender Innovation Lab’s new flagship report
The dormant assets scheme should be extended to other sectors such as investment and wealth management to benefit more good causes, a new independent report has recommended today.
Statement from the Minister of State for Asia, Mark Field on the new Sharia laws introduced in Brunei
On a visit to the Holocaust Survivors’ Centre the Communities Secretary stressed the importance of plans for a new national memorial.
Home Secretary's oral statement on the Windrush Compensation Scheme.
A strategy setting out the full extent of the government’s efforts to tackle drugs in prisons has been published today (3 April 2019).
The Home Secretary today opened a scheme to compensate members of the Windrush generation who were unable to prove their right to live in the UK.
Education Secretary launches the EdTech Strategy and sets out his vision to transform the role of technology in education
UK’s export credit agency asks the public for its views on proposed changes.
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Leading tech companies to work with schools and colleges to cut teacher workload, support professional development and improve student outcomes
The UK and Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein have signed an agreement to protect the rights of citizens in each other’s countries in the event that a withdrawal agreement is not reached with the EU.
The Government has set out plans for a register of children not in school, enabling councils to act effectively if they have concerns for a child's education.
Delay Repay 15 launched on Greater Anglia.
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