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Professor Christofer Toumazou wins the prestigious European Inventor Award 2014 for research.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Around 2,000 businesses a month have been set up over the past year by people who have moved from claiming benefits to being their own boss.
Ofsted has found that providers across England are doing valuable work to promote family learning.
UK Minister for Sport, Tourism and Equalities comes to Brazil to support social inclusion
Foreign Secretary William Hague gives statement to Parliament on Iraq and Ending Sexual Violence Summit.
The Minister for Cabinet Office spoke at IA14, the government's 2014 conference for cyber security and information assurance decision makers.
David Gauke visited medical company Horizon Discovery which has benefitted from government schemes backing business.
Professor Mathew Brown is visiting Ecuador to discover the history of football and its South American roots.
Nominations for the 2014 Military and Civilian Health Partnership Awards are now open.
Matthew Hancock has announced government plans to boost technology in order to improve further education.
Judge Phillip Sycamore and Judge Usha Karu appointed as Commissioners of the Judicial Appointments Commission.
The total estimated worldwide cost of dementia was around £400billion (US$604billion) in 2010 - 1% of the world’s gross domestic product.
Speech on vocational and adult education reforms and the moral imperative behind them.
New guidance helps teachers to identify bad behaviour from poor mental health.
It is a criminal offence in England and Wales to force someone to marry. The maximum penalty for an offence is 7 years’ imprisonment.
To mark the 799th anniversary of Magna Carta, the Prime Minister has written an article for the Mail on Sunday on British values.
Queen’s Birthday Honours recognise the contribution of teachers, foster parents and carers.
The Queen’s Birthday Honours lists 2014, published today, recognise the achievements of a wide range of extraordinary people across the UK.
BE Lima hosted the first Plenary Meeting in 2014 of the Voluntary Principles’ Working Group, whose objective is to work with government, civil society and the extractive industry to promote dialogue, good governance and the prevention of social conflicts in Peru.…
William Hague: ...an unprecedented display of unity and political will on this subject
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