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Elizabeth Truss thanks staff at HMP Wayland for their vital work in delivering major reforms to improve safety and turn prisoners lives around.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
New Lower Thames Crossing will see tunnel east of Gravesend and Tilbury.
Fintech is changing the way we bank and is one of Britain’s most exciting industries, the Chancellor writes in The Times.
The Economic Secretary to the Treasury's speech at the Pensions Dashboard TechSprint.
Defence Minister Earl Howe has met teenagers at the Army’s first ‘Supercamp’, a new initiative which is expected to roll out across the country later this year.
HE Sarah Cooke hosts a reception at her Residence in celebration of the Queen's Baton coming to Tanzania.
There are 6,000 more people in work in Wales than three months ago.
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond at the inaugural International FinTech Conference in London.
There are 31.84 million people in work, as well as a record high 767,000 vacancies in the economy.
A transcript of Chris Shadforth's webinar where he talks about why GCSEs and grades are changing
Professor Julius Weinberg appointed next Chair of Ofsted.
This month marks the centenary of the Battle of Arras, among the bloodiest battles of the First World War.
Three million households across the country to keep more of what they earn due to a £700 million boost to Universal Credit.
Both sides highlighted the deep historic ties between Bangladesh and the United Kingdom and reaffirmed an enduring relationship based on shared values and common goals.
Under the proposals the Certification Officer will be able to issue fines of up to £20,000 for breaking the law.
Statement by Ambassador Peter Wilson, UK Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, on Mali.
Delivered to the George Washington University Centre for Cyber and Homeland Security's extremism programme.
In his new role, Professor Francis Davis will work to promote social enterprise and improve employment opportunities for disabled people.…
Community groups across the country have been awarded funding to buy new minibuses.
His Excellency the Governor, Dr John Freeman, chaired the 10th meeting of the Cabinet on Wednesday, 5 April 2017, at the Hon. Hilly Ewing Building on Providenciales.
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