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Margot James appoints 5 new members to the Tribunal’s panel of ordinary members.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The visit reaffirmed strong Commonwealth links in free trade and democratic values.
Thomas Drew launches a UK-Pakistan photography exhibition and re-launch of the international English language testing system (IELTS) in Quetta.
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson visits Japan for talks on regional security and the continuing strength of UK-Japan trade.
Minister for Africa Rory Stewart has visited Uganda to build the bilateral relationship, discuss regional challenges and see first-hand how UK aid is providing lifesaving support and hope for hundreds of thousands fleeing So…
Joint declaration by the German Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs, Sigmar Gabriel, and the UK Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, on expanding British-German youth and school exchange.
The Prime Minister spoke at a Pride reception in Downing Street to celebrate the contribution that lesbian, gay, bi and trans people make to the UK.
Communities Secretary Sajid Javid announces grants totalling £15 million to local councils to help ease the pressures on local services.
Plans to improve journeys for tens of thousands of drivers by upgrading six key junctions along the A27 through Worthing and Lancing have been unveiled by Highways England today (Wednesday 19 July).
School Standards Minister Nick Gibb sets out the government’s ambition for 90% of children to study the core academic subjects at GCSE.
HMIC becomes single inspectorate for policing and fire.
The UK and India’s Armed Forces continue to benefit from a long-standing and close relationship.
Lord Price is visiting South Africa and Namibia to meet with southern African trade ministers.
Rip-off card charges will be consigned to history, after Ministers act to end these unfair fees for millions of people across the country.
Advice to the Prime Minister on measures to encourage the growth and subsequent listing of domestic science and technology (S&T) companies, leading to the development of an ecosystem to sustain even more.
A new £1 million funding pot to help community groups support refugees fleeing the war in Syria to settle in the UK has been announced.
Foreign Office Minister Tariq Ahmad delivered a speech in Ghana on the role young people can play in re-energising the Commonwealth.
The Rt Hon John Hayes CBE MP discusses good design in transport at an event hosted by ResPublica, the Woodland Trust and the National Trust.
Communities Secretary Sajid Javid announces plans to return a further 5 powers to Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council.
Crown Commercial Service (CCS) has today published its Annual Report and Accounts for 2016/17, highlighting a year of steady progress.
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