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More than 20 innovative UK firms will be heading overseas next month thanks to support from Innovate UK.
Baroness Neville-Rolfe speaks on enforcement and IP crime at the ACG's annual intellectual property conference.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Heathrow Airport expansion and the government's airport policy.
Sale process underway to recover £15.65 billion from Bradford and Bingley assets for UK taxpayers.
How apprenticeships will be funded as part of the drive to help millions get the skills they need for a successful career.
Government Heathrow Airport announcement.
Prime Minister Theresa May welcomed people from across the Hindu, Sikh and Jain communities to celebrate Diwali at Downing Street.
Written ministerial statement by Education Secretary Justine Greening on reforms to the apprenticeship funding system from May 2017.
Alison Blake visited Chittagong to discuss strenthening the UK-Bangladesh bilateral relationship.
Home Secretary's statement on the transfer of unaccompanied minors from Calais camp.
The Homelessness Reduction Private Members Bill is to be supported by the government, Communities Secretary Sajid Javid confirmed today.
UK government shares knowledge and experience with counterparts from South East Europe.
FCO Minister, Baroness Anelay, marks UN Day as the ambitions upon which the UN was founded remain as relevant today as they were 70 years ago.
New index showcases companies which access talent from all backgrounds.
Minister for the Constitution Chris Skidmore sets out his vision of a democracy that works for everyone in the United Kingdom.
Speech by First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Philip Jones.
Sir Hugh Taylor talks about the need for commitment and collaboration to make sure the Accelerated Access Review proposals become reality.
New recommendations set out how patients could get quicker access to innovative new diagnostic tools, treatments, and medical technologies.
Foreign Secretary statement on UN chemical weapons report
Speech given by Alasdair Smith, CMA Inquiry Chair, at the Beesley Lectures.
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