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Motorists will no longer need motor insurance policies to be checked when getting their vehicle tax.
The Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on Afghanistan, an immigration cap and energy bills.
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UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) has widened its remit to include support for commercial investors from Kuwait.
FCO Minister for Africa welcomes conclusion of peace talks between Democratic Republic of Congo and rebel group M23.
Latest Green Deal Assessment research shows over eighty per cent of people will take action
The Defence Secretary has announced £79 million of investment in the next generation of Royal Navy submarines.
Proposals for new framework to improve standards in children’s homes and drive up quality for the country’s most vulnerable children.
FCO protests to Argentina that its hydrocarbons law does not apply to the Falklands.
David Cameron visits troops serving in Afghanistan and announces new Afghan football partnership.
Councils have received over £2 billion through the New Homes Bonus for helping deliver 550,000 more homes, new figures show.
Secretary of State today launched the 6th Annual Report of the Independent Review of Justice & Security (NI) Act 2007
Plans to reduce red tape burdens for the owners of listed buildings are outlined in new public consultation.
Communications Minister Ed Vaizey announces new digital radio investment.
British Ambassador Nicholas Cannon speech at the blood feud phenomenon round table, organised by the Prosecutor General in Shkodra
Service personnel, veterans and their families are to benefit from £65 million that is being spent on projects to help improve their lives.
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the 1993 World Conference on Human Rights in Vienna.
More than 2 million workers have begun saving into a workplace pensions scheme as a result of automatic enrolment.
British Embassy Ljubljana will be closed for public on the afternoon of 18 December 2013.
Edward Timpson writes to East Sussex County Council expressing concern with a school’s failings in safeguarding pupils.
A flagship Bill to tackle modern slavery, the first of its kind in Europe, was published today by the Home Secretary Theresa May.
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