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Planning Minister Greg Clark responds to an article in the Telegraph suggesting the draft National Planning Policy Framework does not encourage…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
New books have been published to help candidates revise in preparation for changes to the theory test in January 2012.
Reduction in the Public Works Loan Board interest rate for borrowing for self-financing.
The Government of Zambia has established access and quality of education, especially for girls, as a national priority, even in hard economic times.
The Gambia has worked directly to address gender disparity in education, particularly in poor rural communities.
How UK aid is changing lives by getting more girls into school
Nepal is on track for MDG 5. Childbirth is no longer the leading cause of death among women of reproductive age.
Vietnam has successfully achieved MDG 7 Target 7C, according to the most recent World Health Organization/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Report (2010). Vietnam has also made progress towards its own more challenging sector targets.
The GAVI Alliance, a global effort to bring new vaccines to the developing world, brings together diverse partners, leverages huge levels of resources, and saves millions of lives.
An innovative health workers’ scheme has completely transformed the face of health care across rural Ethiopia.
During a visit to the US the Home Secretary gave a speech to the Council on Foreign Relations.
Following the tragic incident at Gleision Colliery on Thursday 15th September an investigation is now underway. The Wales Office is the central…
Bob Neill responds to a Telegraph article that claims planners are already approving developments in line with the draft National Planning Policy…
Housing Minister Grant Shapps has today congratulated the first member of the Armed Forces to benefit from the Government’s FirstBuy scheme …
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office will be throwing open its doors as part of the Open House London architectural festival on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 September.
Foreign Office Minister Henry Bellingham has spoken about the Commonwealth’s unique role in tackling climate change.
Minister for the Middle East Alistair Burt said that the UK is working with all sides and diplomatic allies to ensure the political crisis in Yemen is resolved as soon as possible.
A look at the work of the Foreign Office and its embassies overseas this week.
Six months into the peaceful protests across Syria, Foreign Secretary William Hague has pledged continued support for the Syrian people.
Foreign Secretary William Hague: "Today's votes show the international community's recognition of and confidence in the new Libyan authorities."
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