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The first MOD Police Service dogs to be born to the police dog unit at Her Majesty's Naval Base Devonport in Plymouth are learning to walk and eat solid food for the first time.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Michael Gove announces that 33 sample schools and 44 academy projects receive go-ahead for building plans. Includes list of schools whose projects are going ahead.
The measures will help transform the relationship between people and government by changing how regulations are drawn up, introduced and implemented…
The Prime Minister travelled to Brighton & Hove to speak to residents about how the government can reduce the deficit and cut spending in a fair and responsible way
A landmark agreement that gives councils and public bodies free access to government mapping data will unleash a wave of fresh thinking and …
New 'freedom pass' for tenants trapped in unsuitable homes.
Housing Minister Grant Shapps has today put the eight million tenants in social housing in England firmly in control of where they live and …
Discussing the government's commitment to improving local roads.
It is with sadness that the Ministry of Defence must confirm that Marine Adam Brown, from 40 Commando Royal Marines, serving as part of Combined Force Sangin, was killed in Afghanistan on Sunday 1 August 2010.
Provisional key stage 2 test results are published as well as teacher assessment scores for key stage 2 and key stage 3.
Communities Minister Baroness Hanham visits the Wheatsheaf Trust which is helping local people to gain valuable skills and training.
Find out how DFID is helping to tackle malaria in Nigeria
Provisional Key Stage 2 test results show 74 per cent of pupils achieving level 4 or above in both English and maths.
Launching the consultation Business Minister Edward Davey said: “Effective corporate governance is crucial to the long term success of UK companies…
UNESCO says further assessment for World Heritage nomination needed
UK’s nomination for the workplace and home of Charles Darwin to join UNESCO’s international list of World Heritage Sites deferred today
The UK’s nomination for the workplace and home of Charles Darwin to join UNESCO’s international list of World Heritage Sites deferred today.
James Brokenshire visited the Cornwall town to see improvements made since two young people died after falling from cliffs last year.
In a webchat yesterday Nick Herbert talked about his commitment to police community support officers and scrapping the policing pledge.
Scheme allowing parents to ask police whether people with access to their family are sex offenders rolls-out nationally today.
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