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Last week, the UK took another step to protect shipping by joining a regional anti-piracy initiative in South East Asia.
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HMS Bulwark has landed Royal Marines from 42 Commando on the shores of Norway for NATO's winter war games, Exercise Cold Response.
Recovering in Headley Court from an improvised explosive device blast in Helmand in which he lost both legs, the London Paralympics must have…
RAF personnel from 90 Signals Unit's Tactical Communications Wing, based at RAF Leeming, have completed a charity drive that has raised over £14K.
The first of a suite of new buildings to house Defence Intelligence has been formally handed over to the MOD at RAF Wyton.
British Army and RAF personnel killed in a plane crash in the Malaysian jungle in 1950 have been buried with military honours.
The Taskforce, chaired by Tim Breedon, CEO of Legal & General plc, was commissioned by the Government to examine a range of alternative and …
Melbourne becomes the latest destination for the campaign ahead of this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix.
From Bath to Birmingham, John Penrose marks the week with seven days of activity.
Dutch Immigration Minister Gerd Leers met with the Theresa May and Damian Green to discuss a range of immigration issues.
Almost a quarter of all used or broken electrical and electronic products taken to household recycling centres could be fixed and resold.
Public will be able to celebrate Diamond Jubilee for longer after Parliament approved plans to allow licensed venues to stay open until 1am.
In Northern Ireland the Duke of Edinburgh Award continues to grow and appeal to a large number of young people
Two world-class research centres will receive a share of over £13 million to help make the NHS a safer place for patients, the Government announced today.
The following statistics were released today by the Department of Health: Latest weekly PIP implant data(covering the period 6th January to…
Two research centres will receive a share of over £13 million funding to help make the NHS a safer place for patients. The money, which comes…
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The Secretary of State for Wales, Cheryl Gillan has praised the work of Dr. Rowan Williams who today announced that he is to step down from …
Violent and disruptive drinkers will be targeted by a new Sobriety Order to reduce reoffending and cut crime.
Nick Clegg: "As Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams has made an invaluable contribution to public life."
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