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Wales Office Minister Alun Cairns highlights Wales’ vibrant creative sector during visit to leading Welsh creative industries
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Transcript of a speech by Dominic McAllister, British Deputy High Commissioner Bengaluru on 21 January
Home Office welcomes UK-led report on how to address threat posed by serious offenders travelling across Europe.
Statement on the summoning of the Russian Ambassador over the findings of the independent Litvinenko Inquiry report
Defence Secretary has visited the home of the Royal Navy’s submarine service to make clear the Government’s commitment to the nuclear deterrent.
Education Secretary welcomes the benefits of technology to schools and teachers during the BETT conference speech.
Against the backdrop of the Education World Forum, universities from the UK & Egypt signed 10 partnerships on collaborative work & research.
Prime Minister David Cameron met with the Argentine President Mauricio Macri, at Davos in Switzerland earlier today.
The UK IPO today launched a five year strategy setting out government plans to boost British innovation and the UK’s creative sector.
Written ministerial statement by Schools Minister Nick Gibb about reformed History of Art AS and A level subject content.
A group of volunteers from the Animal and Plant Health Agency have been awarded the Ebola medal for their work in Sierra Leone.
The Chancellor, as the UK’s IMF Governor, has written to the Secretary formally nominating Christine Lagarde for a second term as Managing Director.
Greg Clark announces plans to return responsibility for the running of a limited number of services to Rotherham council.
The regulator for single source UK defence contracts has announced how it will calculate the profits that contractors will be allowed to make on such contracts.
The Secretary of State is proposing a revised intervention package for Rotherham which would return certain functions to the council.
More young people across England are on the fast-track to a great career with a top quality apprenticeship.
Today Environment Secretary announces a brand new Great British Food Unit.
Brigadier Robert Aitken is appointed as Her Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of Gwent.
New figures show rise in numbers of disadvantaged children staying in education after 18.
Ballots for industrial action in important public services will need at least 40% of union members to have voted in favour of them before disruptive strikes can go ahead.
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