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David Cameron discussed the long term economic plan, Britain in the world, Start-Up Loans and government working in partnership with business.
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Better enforcement of regulation is saving business more than £40 million every year.
Trade secrets are one of the oldest forms of IP protection. One of the best kept secrets is the recipe for Irn Bru, hidden for 100 years.
Kelvin Hughes, which specialises in the design and supply of navigation and surveillance systems, today announced it has hired three new apprentices.
Dr Timothy Heymann – a leading clinician with expertise in regulation – has been appointed as a non-executive director of Monitor.
A man has been given a 4 month prison sentence at Southwark Crown Court, suspended for 2 years, for the sale and supply of unlicensed erectile dysfunction drugs.
Work to clear debris and inspect the condition of the culvert (tunnel) which carries the River Slade under Saffron Walden Town Centre is being carried out by the Environment Agency.
A Marketplace event has been held in London to encourage small and big businesses to work together.
The Foreign Secretary, Philip Hammond has updated the House of Commons on the situation in Ukraine.
Work to improve safety for drivers on the A14 near Ipswich by reducing the speed limit on the Orwell Bridge is moving forward with a new focus on what the correct safe speed limit should be.
Robert Goodwill speaks about the law changes, THINK! campaigns, road ratings and innovation used in fighting drug driving.
Minister for the Digital Economy Ed Vaizey spoke at the 'Drive to Digital' conference on digital radio
Publication of the report of the independent feasibility study on resettlement of the British Indian Ocean Territory by consultants KPMG LLP.
HMAs to Chile, Brazil and Uruguay get to know Islanders
Minister for Asia, Hugo Swire, responds to the Malaysian Federal Court’s decision to dismiss Anwar Ibrahim’s final appeal against a charge of sodomy.
The Government today announced support for a new academic Centre on Women, Peace and Security at the London School of Economics.
Call for expression of interest to attend 'Working with DFID' Seminar on 25th February 2015
Hugo Swire met with Foreign Minister Mangala Samaraweera on the first Sri Lankan visit to the UK since the new government was formed.
Asbestos-related cancer suffers are to receive up to £54,000 extra thanks to new compensation rules.
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