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British and Afghan soldiers have taken part in a volleyball tournament in Helmand province to get to know each other better and enjoy time off from the rigours of patrolling.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Research and innovation must play an increasingly vital role in promoting green growth in Europe and should continue to receive a high - …
Government has launched a report of plans to break the cycle of reoffending by giving offenders access to skills that employers demand.
Announcing the publication of Sir Roy McNulty’s study into value for money in the rail industry and update about the West Coast franchise process.
UK Foreign, Defence and Development Ministers will discuss the Middle East, EU accession and development issues during the Foreign & General Affairs Councils on 23-24 May.
Two Roll Over Drills Egress Trainers (RODETs), armoured hulls kitted out just like a real vehicle that can be completely rotated, are teaching troops in Camp Bastion how to escape from their vehicles if they roll over on dif…
The exhibition will run until 20 May showing visitors to the BIS building UK products including respirators, body armour, detection equipment…
The new guide provides advice and information to universities to help them understand how they can best use their institution’s intellectual…
DECC published the conclusions of two reviews today that aim to support the delivery of energy and climate change goals by strengthening the…
Today I am publishing the conclusions of the Ofgem Review. The Coalition Programme for Government committed to a review of the role of Ofgem…
The Secretary of State for Scotland hosted a seminar on youth unemployment in North Ayrshire
Four rural areas have been selected to pilot superfast broadband.
Secretary of State for International Development Andrew Mitchell and the head of UN Women Michelle Bachelet will hold talks in London today on the organisation’s progress since it started work in January.
Music event organisers were today asked to be vigilant about the sale of 'legal highs'.
New research by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) presents findings from an evaluation of the responses of key stakeholders.
Speech by the Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions.
David Cameron has said the event "set the seal" on an already very strong relationship between the two countries.
The Prime Minister has appointed Professor Richard Morris and Mr Atul Patel as Trustees of The National Heritage Memorial Fund for three years, commencing 16 May 2011.
Government proposes reforms to the adult offender education system in England, with a greater emphasis on the results that education and training in prison delivers.
This speech is about recidivism. It’s about the frightening fact that 39 per cent of offenders re-offend. Countless extra crimes in every part…
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