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Mexico received the highest number of applications for the scholarship in Latin America for the 2013/14 academic year.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The Secretary of State for Scotland Michael Moore has welcomed news of the European Parliament’s approval of the CAP deal.
Home Office commits to savings of 6.1% in 2015/16 Spending Round – prioritising policing and protecting counter-terrorism policing capabilities
The review will focus on failures in food supply networks with implications for food safety and public health.
The UK government remains committed to tackling immigration abuse and is looking at a range of options.
Steve France-Sargeant, International Advisor from the College of Policing, visited the country to analyse and make suggestions on Community Policing and Emergency Response Services.
All DVLA offices to open as normal following planned protest activities on Thursday 27 June.
Olympic sporting legacy has been protected at five per cent, as have arts and culture, in the spending review announced today.
"No country can ever be satisfied that they have ever done enough to deal with human trafficking. No country is immune."
Reservists from all 3 Services have today, 26 June, swapped their civilian clothes for military uniforms to mark Uniform to Work Day.
The UKRep Trade team answered questions on the EU-US Free Trade Agreement via Twitter.
5 year freeze on Council Tax and £3.8 billion for social care announced in today's Spending Round.
Jeremy Hunt and Norman Lamb commented on today's Spending Review.
NI Executive budgets for 2015-16, extended support for the PSNI and additional borrowing powers announced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer
Holiday Hangover campaign is especially designed to raise awareness, promote responsible behaviour and warn about consequences.
The Defence Secretary and the Chief of the Defence Staff have issued statements following the Chancellor's Spending Round 2013 announcement.
Strengthening strategic engagement with Malaysian UK Alumni by creating & enhancing mutual commercial, diplomatic & cultural opportunities.
In a statement to mark International Day in Support of the Victims of Torture the FCO’s Minister for Human Rights, Baronness Warsi reaffirmed the UK’s support for torture victims.
Scotland to benefit from increased spending for capital projects.
Secretary of State for Wales, David Jones has greeted the safeguarding of funding for S4C as a significant signal of the UK Government’s continued staunch support for the Welsh language broadcaster.
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