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The Department of Health's Permanent Secretary announces she will leave the department in 2016.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
We now have the winners of the TTIP student essay writing competition!
Horticultural Marketing Inspectorate (HMI) investigation finds quality defects and labelling offences in fruit and veg
Updates to statutory documents on areas of operator licensing and decision making.
David Cameron will announce that poorly performing children’s services must improve or be taken over by high-performing authorities, experts and charities.
The Great Debate competition has provided a unique opportunity to celebrate the UK and Pakistan’s shared culture of vibrant discussion.
Over 100 councils will join the One Public Estate programme, a new approach to managing land and property within a locality.
Speech by Michael Fallon, Secretary of State for Defence.
Delivering assisted living lifestyles at scale (dallas) programme puts patients in UK at centre of decision making about their own care.
Celesio’s anticipated acquisition of Sainsbury’s pharmacy business faces being referred for an in-depth investigation by the CMA.
Seventy-seven projects to receive £3 million coastal revival funding.
Report by Professor Dame Sally Davies targets obesity and ovarian cancer and encourages women to talk about 'taboos' such as incontinence.
Minister for the Cabinet Office Matt Hancock sets out some guiding principles on open data in a speech given in Berlin.
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Conference organised in cooperation with the British Council, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration and Delegation of the European Union within the Project "Communicating EU Accession and IPA Assistance i…
Today is UN International Human Rights Day, which celebrates the anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on 10 December 1948.
The FCO sets out the central importance of human rights in its work and its pledge for re-election to the UN Human Rights Council
Nearly 270,000 households have now been helped to purchase a home through government backed schemes.
Independent inquiry finds no evidence of endemic child abuse or cover up on St Helena and Ascension Island
Op-Ed by Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond on human rights
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