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The Air Accidents Investigation Branch is recruiting an Operations Officer.
Analysts from Dstl are supporting Europe’s biggest bi-annual military training exercise.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Foreign Secretary visits illegal wildlife trade 'dead shed' at Heathrow with former England cricketer Kevin Pietersen.
Standards published by the CEN from February to March 2018, some of which are relevant to chemical measurement in support of food and animal feed regulation.
A networking event is being held for flood wardens in Calderdale and local residents are invited along in the evening to find out about volunteering.
Legislation requiring CCTV in all abattoirs in England comes into force today.
Highways England has launched a campaign to encourage drivers on the roads with bulky items to make sure their items are properly tied down and secure.
Nine nations come together for Joint Expeditionary Force live demonstration
A laser-cutting robotic snake has been put to work on the highly radioactive core of Winfrith's redundant Dragon reactor in Dorset.
The Government has pledged £200,000 to the University of Plymouth to research how sources of microplastics enter the UK's oceans.
Damian Hinds to overhaul “confusing” system of school accountability to give teachers more freedom and to boost development opportunities for new teachers.
It is with great sadness that the Ministry of Defence must confirm the death of Corporal Steven Wainwright
A comprehensive review of farm inspections to remove bureaucratic burdens placed on farmers has been announced by Environment Secretary Michael Gove today.
The UK and Norway advanced their plans for international Maritime Patrol Aircraft (MPA) co-operation in the North Atlantic, as the nations’ defence ministers flew in an American P-8A Poseidon from RAF Lossiemouth today.
Today, on World Press Freedom Day the British Ambassador to Honduras, Thomas Carter, reaffirmed the UK’s commitment to media freedom and protection of journalists.
Today, on World Press Freedom Day the British Ambassador to Guatemala, Carolyn Davidson, reaffirmed the UK’s commitment to media freedom and protection of journalists.
Science Minister Sam Gyimah today (03 May) announced Professor Lynn Gladden has been selected for the role of Executive Chair of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council.
Prime Minister Theresa May met United Nations Secretary General António Guterres in Downing Street.
A newly formed Heritage Council made up of key players in the heritage sector will meet for the first time
New figures released today show that 48,000 households have moved into work after being subject to the benefit cap.
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