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This letter, from Professor John Newton, provides an update on the national reforms to death certification (DCR).
The Department for Education launches a consultation on changes to how Care to Learn will continue to support teenage parents in education and unpaid training in England.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The number of disabled children receiving short breaks more than doubled between April 2008 and March 2011, with increases in every area of the country. The findings are published today in a report by Together for Disabled C…
Transport Secretary welcomes industry work on bank holiday rail services
Building new homes to greener, low-carbon standards is getting cheaper every year, according to a new report published today by Communities …
A new, simple ‘how to’ guide for communities wanting to start up, share or save their own community orchards that could help reverse the national…
The number of Britons arrested overseas has fallen by over 10%, but despite this positive trend Foreign Office staff still handled 5,700 arrest cases last year.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has said that the priority is to give the National Transitional Council diplomatic support to build a free and democratic future.
Money and information are two things that matter a lot to the military commanders in charge Operation HERRICK, and it's the job of MOD civil servants deployed to Helmand to provide that information and keep a close eye o…
Rifleman Richie Wall is a Territorial Army reservist with 6th Battalion The Rifles. Last November, the 24-year-old was mobilised to join the…
RAF Tornado GR4s struck a military facility located on the southern outskirts of Tripoli yesterday morning, as UK Armed Forces continue to contribute to NATO's patrols over Libya to enforce United Nations Security Counci…
HMS Edinburgh is currently on a six-month stint in the Southern Ocean, providing reassurance to the people of the Falkland Islands and flying the flag for the UK in this remote part of the world.
“Simpler Reporting for Smaller Businesses” sets out ideas to reduce the amount of reporting micro-entities would be required to undertake. This…
Today saw the publication of immigration statistics which show that net migration at the end of 2010 was 239,000.
Representatives from the social media industry today visited the Home Office to discuss cooperation with law enforcement agencies.
The Born to Shine TV series has raised millions of pounds to save children’s lives around the world - with the help of UK aid.
The Department of Health’s Policy Research Programme is currently inviting applications for funding in the following areas:
The Chief Scientific Officer, Professor Sue Hill, has written to SHA and PCT chief executives, copying in Home Oxygen Services (HOS) regional leads and SHA respiratory leads.
The mobile health worker project set out to capture quantifiable evidence to support the case for investment in the use of mobile devices in clinical care.
Sir David Nicholson has written to all chief executives in NHS Trusts, Foundation Trusts and Primary Care Trusts in England.
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