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The Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on visa bonds, the living wage, the EC, water prices, aircraft carriers and G4S.
The new members to help build on the success of Team GB and Paralympics GB at London 2012.
'Government expenditure to SMEs has increased by £1.5 billion', explains the Financial Secretary to the Treasury.
Slaughter and May won the Opening Doors Award for Best Outreach Programme.
Channel 4 won The Deputy Prime Minister’s Award for Excellence at the Opening Doors Awards.
‘Vital’ scheme helps over 1,100 companies raise over £82 million in finance.
Naomi Tamar won the Opening Doors Award for Inspirational Young Person.
EE won the Opening Doors Award for Best Recruitment Scheme.
Yorkshire is being given its chance to shape the future of farming, the rural economy and the countryside as George Eustice visits Harrogate.
Officials from the British Embassy Moscow have shared the UK's experience of promoting the Olympic Truce values during London 2012
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg gave a speech on the environment at an event hosted by the Green Alliance.
The Secretary of State co-hosted a seminar attended by 16 countries and regions, aimed at increasing trade and encouraging investment into Northern Ireland.
New figures show almost 36,000 people potentially affected by the benefit cap have accepted support to get into work.
The ‘Tell Us Once’ service for people to tell the government about births and deaths receives ringing endorsement by the people who use it.
The government is setting out a range of proposals to reshape workplace pensions for future generations.
Dr Adam Marshall talks about the benefits of HS2, released as part of the strategic case for HS2 video interviews.
Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, David Gauke, speaks at HMRC's Stakeholder Conference on compliance
The founder of a small British firm has told how his business was transformed after a £2 million contract with the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) allowed it to compete on the world stage.
The Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on shipyards, trade unions and the Independent Living Fund.
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