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Home Office Permanent Secretary Philip Rutnam and his predecessor Mark Sedwill have both been knighted by Her Majesty The Queen in the New Year’s Honours.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Scottish sporting greats and community leaders among those recognised in New Year Honours list.
130 people have been recognised for their services to education and driving forward social mobility in the 2018 New Year Honours list.
Dstl Fellow and leading expert on chemical and biological weapons is recognised in The Queen's New Year's Honours
The New Year Honours list recognises the achievements of a wide range of extraordinary people across the United Kingdom.
An attempt to smuggle almost 22 tonnes of tobacco into the UK has been prevented by Border Force officers at Hull docks.
The Minister for Africa gave a statement on the Presidential run-off election in the Republic of Liberia.
Public Health England's new TV advert highlights the dangers of tar in cigarettes, urging England’s 7 million smokers to quit using Smokefree this New Year.
Report commends cathedrals for their continued importance as places of worship, wider community work and commitment to promoting local economic growth.
The Communities Secretary is putting an end to the ‘staircase tax’ which has unfairly affected businesses.
International Development Secretary announces that Britain will extend its demining work to save lives in Angola, Iraq, Lebanon, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
Nine further terror-related offences will be added to the scheme which allows the public to challenge sentences handed out by the courts.
Writing in The Times, the Foreign Secretary says that a new global consensus, driven by UK leadership, is emerging that buying or selling ivory is unacceptable.
Reforms to the Electronic Communications Code (EEC) have come into force today.
Statement from the Foreign Secretary on bombing in Kabul.
PHE clarifies recent media coverage about an upcoming calorie campaign.
An article from Jonathan Jelley, Chairman of the Veterans Advisory and Pensions Committee in Eastern England
New measures to crack down on bad practices, stamp out overcrowding and improve standards for those renting in the private sector.
Government fires starting pistol on an ambitious plan that could see UK’s train passengers benefitting from a dramatic improvement in onboard mobile and Wi-Fi connections.
More than 40 British doctors, nurses and firefighters from the UK’s Emergency Medical Team are going to Bangladesh to treat the disease.
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