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The number of people reporting they are on a zero-hours contract as their main job has exceeded 900,000, according to the Office for National Statistaics (ONS).
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Major Rachel Grimes deployed as part of the United Nations’ Stabilisation Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUSCO) in 2014.
An open and fair competition to recruit a new Permanent Secretary to lead the Department for International Trade (DIT) was announced today by the International Trade Secretary Liam Fox.
Professor John Newton, National Information Board Interim Chair, describes how data and technology is improving the health and care system.
Up to one hundred extra UK Armed Forces personnel are to join UN peacekeeping work in South Sudan, adding to 300 announced under the previous Government.
Lessons learnt from last winter’s floods have helped build a new approach so the nation is better prepared and more resilient to flooding.
Sir Nicholas Serota has been appointed the new Chair of Arts Council England
Barbara Woodward, British Ambassador to China, delivered a speech at G20 Green Finance Conference Shanghai on 6 September.
A total of 53 Nigerians have been awarded the UK's prestigious Chevening Scholarship and will be pursuing their postgraduate studies from September.
To mark the European Heritage Day, British Ambassador Bill Longhurst will open his Residence to the public on 17 September 2016 from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm.
Wales is an "open, dynamic trading nation" that is well positioned to thrive in a post-Brexit world, Guto Bebb will say today (Thursday Sept 8th).
Residents, school and community groups to benefit from minibus fund.
Figures show record numbers of new ultra low emissions vehicles soaring.
Lifeboat charities encouraged to bid for part of £1 million support fund.
Tim Cole, British Ambassador to Cuba, says goodbye on his blog at the end of four wonderful years on the island.
Statement by Ambassador Matthew Rycroft, UK Permanent Representative to the United Nations, on the Responsibility to Protect.
Reserves Day today honours the work and commitment of our dedicated Servicemen and women who make up the UK’s Reserve Forces.
Alun Cairns, Secretary of State for Wales welcomes the announcement that S4C's funding will be fixed at its current level
Matt Hancock praises the music industry and reaffirms government support
Baroness Anelay highlights UK commitment to protection of civilians.
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