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Two consultations that will help ensure that patients’ interests will be protected throughout the health service are launched today by the Department…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith today welcomed a fifth consecutive fall in unemployment.
Secretary of States for Wales Cheryl Gillan today [15 August 2012] welcomed news that employment in Wales has increased slightly and unemployment…
A comment from the Education Secretary on A levels.
Nafeesah Rafiq of Bright Bees nursery in Leicester is the 10,000th person to achieve early years professional status.
Rail passengers will benefit from improvements including more trains and more seats.
Record-breaking numbers used road and rail to venues across the UK.
The genebank at AVRDC – The World Vegetable Center is the world’s most important public-domain source for tropical vegetable crop germplasm.
Six seaside projects that will create vital new jobs and local enterprises are the first to receive Government backing to help their coastal…
Minister for Africa Henry Bellingham writes on partnership and growth in the context of the Olympic Games.
Violent clashes took place today near Yemen's Defence Ministry in the country's capital.
Whilst Team GB were setting records at the London Olympics, the RAF Search and Rescue team of 'C' Flight, 22 Squadron, based at RAF Valley, reached their own milestone on 'Olympic Super Saturday' by completin…
Sailors whose courage kept supply routes open to the strategically vital island of Malta during the Second World War have been honoured with a lasting tribute.
Larkhill Post Office has become the UK's first to have its postbox painted gold in celebration of Captain Heather Stanning's Olympic gold medal win in the women's coxless rowing pairs - but it wasn't done by …
Clyde-based minehunter HMS Blyth recently led NATO operations in the Mediterranean and Black Sea after leaving her home port of Faslane at the end of June.
A £25m new complex for Royal Marines landing craft and assault boats in Devonport is well on the way to completion.
The Scottish Secretary Michael Moore wrote to Mr Salmond today offering a meeting to agree the detail of the referendum process.
£8 million marketing campaign aiming to triple the number of Chinese tourists visiting the UK, further investment in domestic tourism, plus increase sport and cultural tourism.
Towns and cities up and down the UK are in line for local stations.
Jeremy Hunt announces new strategy to boost visitors by building on London 2012 success.
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