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The new Chair and Commissioners of the Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission will start their term on 1 September.
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Military medic Tanya Wilson has swapped the wards of the Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth for the front line in Afghanistan where, for the past five months, she has been accompanying Royal Marines on patrol.
A Royal Navy Search and Rescue team helped rescue a father and son who had fallen down cliffs in Scotland this week, while an RAF crew rescued a teenage girl stuck in mud near Middlesbrough.
Scott Cunningham has become the first blind man to climb Britain’s highest mountain, with his guide dog Travis, and the Faslane Marines were…
As an 8,000-tonne hull section of the Royal Navy's latest aircraft carrier begins a 600-mile (966km) journey around the north coast of Scotland, a team of cyclists has set off to try and 'beat the block' to its d…
The MSSG is drawn from all three Services, as well as the Reserve Forces, and consists of 50 personnel divided into six Military Stabilisation…
The Enterprise Zone package for Discovery Park will encourage new start up businesses and other investors with simplified planning rules and…
17 August 2011 Statement by the Secretary of State’s representative, Hugh Shaw Speaking in Aberdeen today, Mr Hugh Shaw said: “As the Secretary…
Unemployment in Scotland rose slightly between April-June this year.
Sixty five towns and cities are in the running to pioneer the UK’s first local television services.
Changes to come in ahead of 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Up to 400,000 children are at risk of death through starvation if urgent action is not taken now, Andrew Mitchell said today on a visit to Mogadishu, Somalia
The Department of Health responds study by Imperial College on bowel surgery.
IPMR statistics for diabetes, delayed discharges, access to midwifery and stroke were released today by the Department of Health today.
The Government must remain focused on supporting the economy and driving growth, says Employment Minister Chris Grayling.
Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan said that today’s [17th August 2011] Labour Market Statistics demonstrate the urgent need for growth in Wales.…
As the courts deal with offenders following the recent riots across the UK, we explain how our sentencing system works.
Announcement of the forthcoming publication of the fifth summary bulletin of coroners' reports to prevent future deaths and responses.
Prime Minister David Cameron has announced a second wave of Enterprise Zones designed to kick-start Britain's economy.
The Prime Minister has reappointed Mark Getty as a Trustee of The National Gallery.
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