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Eric Pickles' speech to the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
A package of investment in the 8 great technologies of the future will accelerate high-tech progress from the lab to the marketplace
UK Government believes there is no place in the modern world for the death penalty.
Over 10,000 people have taken their first step on the property ladder thanks to the reinvigorated Right to Buy, new figures show today.
PHE has invited advertising agency groups to present their ideas for a new national campaign to engage society in a movement to combat dementia.
Changes are being made to improve road safety and social cohesion, whilst reducing fraud and costs.
David Cameron visits Yorkshire to see some of the projects that are helping to grow the economy and create jobs.
Driving test candidates will no longer be able to use foreign language voiceovers and interpreters on their test from 7 April 2014.
Thousands of children and young people will get support with issues such as depression and anxiety thanks to £500,000 investment.
The Secretary of State has commented on the energy bill price increase by SSE.
Matthew Coffey highlighted the state of prison education in the Ofsted further education and skills annual lecture 2013.
The Government and Executive have published a progress report on proposals set out in June's 'Building a Prosperous and United Community'.
Ambassador Alex Ellis spoke about Brazil's advances on reducing child labour
The NHS and social care has much to gain from technology, it is up to us to make it happen.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury talks about the Help to Buy scheme and government policy on building more homes.
Government seeks more lawyers to advise on its international cases.
New measures to give greater powers for the police to protect the vulnerable from sexual predators have been unveiled by the Home Office.
Ambassador Martin Harris' speech at the 'Globalisation and the New Economies' conference hosted by the Babes-Bolyai University
The UK’s cities will be helped to get smart, thanks to the launch of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills’s new Smart Cities
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