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British Ambassador speaks at the inauguration of the Afghan Government’s Human Rights Support Unit
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The landmark deal, worth an extra £500 million a year for UK firms based on current trading patterns alone, means virtually all tariffs between…
The National Audit Office (NAO) is to have full access to the BBC accounts for the first time
Key figures from the UK film industry will meet with Culture Minister Ed Vaizey today.
Figures from the UK film industry will meet with Culture Minister Ed Vaizey today to discuss the future of Government support for film.
The National Audit Office (NAO) is to have full access to the BBC accounts for the first time.
The Prime Minister launches International Citizen Service, a new Government volunteering scheme to help young adults across the UK the opportunity to travel to developing countries to join the fight against poverty.
Surf Life Saving Australia launched its new surf safety campaign yesterday to raise awareness of the Australian surf.
Museums are doing well. With around 2500 museums in the country, there are now over 131 designated collections and 1800 Accredited Museums.…
The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, the Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith, today announced the introduction of a Universal Credit.
Housing Minister Grant Shapps has today committed to giving councils the financial freedom they need to offer a better deal to the four million…
Writing in the International Herald Tribune, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg described today's Asia Europe Meeting (ASEM) as an opportunity to speak with "with one voice against the gross mistreatment of the Burmes…
Foreign Secretary William Hague has announced that the Foreign and Commonwealth Office will become a partner to the Painting and Patronage programme for its 10th anniversary.
Families of servicemen and women killed on active duty will benefit from publicly-funded higher education scholarships, the Government has announced today, Monday 4 October 2010
The new scheme will apply to the children of servicemen and women killed on active military service since 1990, giving them the chance to take…
List of organisations invited to submit a proposal for Programme Partnership Arrangements.
New Group Director, Iain Osbourne, appointed to board of Civil Aviation Authority.
Consultation on strategic roll-out of high speed rail network and preferred route between London and Birmingham.
The Chancellor announced today two significant reforms to the welfare system.
Foreign Office bloggers including Minister for Europe David Lidington have spoken about the importance of free speech following the sentencing of a popular Iranian blogger this week.
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