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Dounreay’s new executive team outlined its approach to site closure at a briefing session for contractors and sub-contractors.
Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne begins a week’s programme in Asia today to promote the UK as a trusted partner and to help develop and intensify the UK’s trade relations.
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Foreign Secretary William Hague said today's announcement marked another significant development in the transition process from international to Afghan security lead.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has congratulated the people of Algeria on the conduct of the elections and the progress they represent.
The Research Partnership Investment Fund will be open to UK universities for investment in long-term capital projects that leverage in significant…
DFID engagement with the private sector supports work to bring commercial and development objectives together in private sector activity. Fairtrade and fair trade approaches contribute to this area of work.
Today the British Government announced urgent support for the Malawian health system to prevent the cancellation of vital vaccination and bed net programmes.
Foreign nationals refused visa for a short visit to see family members in UK will lose the full right to appeal the decision in the courts.
A look at the work of the Foreign Office and its embassies overseas this week.
The UK urges Iran to respect the right to freedom of expression after cartoonist Mahmoud Shokraye was sentenced 25 lashes.
Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt has welcomed the conclusion of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Preparatory Committee.
Foreign Secretary discussed ways that the UK and Chile can work together on a range of international issues when he met Chilean Foreign Minister Alfredo Moreno.
Minister for Africa Henry Bellingham welcomed the news, saying it is vital that it is reciprocated by withdrawal of all Sudanese Armed Forces personnel from Abyei.
Military command is about taking difficult decisions in changing and challenging circumstances. Over the 40 years I have had the honour to serve…
Service personnel saluted Prince Charles in Edinburgh this week during a military parade through the Scottish capital to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee
A Search and Rescue crew from Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose in Cornwall conducted a daring rescue of an injured fisherman earlier this week.
The pomp and ceremony that takes place during the event is an essential part of the State Opening of Parliament, and over 1,300 Service personnel…
Final preparations are underway for the nation to come together to celebrate 2012's Armed Forces Day. Report by Lorraine McBride.
Bill to protect suppliers from unfair treatment by supermarkets is published in the House of Lords.
The new body is being established to enforce the Groceries Code after the Competition Commission identified competition issues in their 2008…
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