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Recipients of Horizon 2020 grants are being asked to input basic information into a bespoke portal as a first step towards continuity of funding.
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Business Secretary Greg Clark and Siemens CEO Juergen Maier will today co-chair the inaugural meeting of the Made Smarter Commission.
A new study by Public Health England, the University of Oxford and others reveals we can better predict a patient’s response to TB treatments.
Prime Minister Theresa May spoke on behalf of the UK at the UN General Assembly 2018.
Mr Mundell will meet Fundación Chile to discuss innovations in the food industry, and the Minister of Agriculture to promote UK agri-tech.
Members of Parliament from the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conclude a weeklong visit to Freetown, Sierra Leone.
With government support Seaweed & Co.'s overseas sales now account for 15% of its turnover, shipping its milled seaweed ingredients to customers worldwide.
Prime Minister Theresa May spoke at the UN Security Council's event at UNGA 2018.
The Ambassador joined a panel at a side event at the Human Rights Council 39, to discuss the importance of access to International Human Rights Mechanisms.
Further provisions for livestock farmers struggling to access animal feed have been introduced today with immediate effect
Health secretary Matt Hancock addresses the Patient Safety Learning Conference at The King's Fund, London.
The UK raised concerns over serious restrictions to civil freedoms, but remained hopeful a consensus resolution would pave the way for an OHCHR country office.
At the United Nations General Assembly, Lord Tariq Ahmad calls on the international community to better support survivors.
The UK commended Somalia for its progress made on human rights and promised further support to Somalia, while encouraging others to do so as well.
Prime Minister Theresa May spoke at the Bloomberg Global Business Forum during the United Nations General Assembly, 2018.
Andrea Coscelli explores the different dimensions of vulnerability and what businesses and regulators can do to help vulnerable consumers.
The Cultural and Education Section of the British Embassy in Moscow invites Russian publishers to apply for bursaries to publish contemporary British literature on music.
The UK conveyed its concern with the human rights situation in Cambodia. The UK called for all charges against CNRP President, Kem Sokha, to be dropped and allow for opposition voices to be heard.
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The UK welcomed Libya's commitment to the OHCHR, but raised its concerns regarding the treatment of migrants, the continuation of gender-based violence and restrictions to civil freedoms.
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