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Transcript of the speech as delivered. It’s a striking fact that the people gathered together in this room will, collectively, have a greater…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Government announces further funding to promote national science and engineering events.
Foreign Office Ministers will answer questions in Parliament today at 2:30pm.
The UK Government today congratulated Nepal for the successful clearance of its last remaining minefields and its designation as a landmine free country.
Foreign Office Minister of State Jeremy Browne met the All Party Parliamentary Group for Abolition of the Death Penalty today.
"I remind the Government of Sudan of their obligation to protect civilians and call on all parties to cease hostilities immediately."
Foreign Office Minister of State Jeremy Browne: "Today’s meeting has further enhanced the strong bilateral relationship the UK enjoys with Japan."
At a conference on the external dimension of European energy policy, Foreign Office Minister Lord Howell spoke about the vital role gas can play in addressing the significant energy challenge that Europe and the world is fac…
Staff from the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) have joined forces with military colleagues and industry partners to unearth and record centuries-old ancient trees on Defence sites across the country.
Thousands of sick and injured soldiers leave the Army every year, and Exercise Roebuck Accord is helping to ease what can be a difficult transition back into civilian life. Report by Lorraine McBride.
Soldiers from the General Service (GS) Squadron decided that running a marathon in the Afghan summer heat was just not original enough so they…
British troops distributing aid in Kabul say it's helping them to improve security in the Afghan capital.
As part of the ongoing effort to improve the lives of people living in Helmand, British soldiers have held a shura to teach locals farming and veterinary skills, and educate them on the dangers of improvised explosive device…
Royal Navy personnel have joined 2,000 sailors from 13 nations for the world's largest submarine rescue exercise, off the south-eastern tip of Spain.
Mr Prisk will meet with the partnership at the Royal Historic Dockyard in Portsmouth to hear about the main objectives and priorities it hopes…
The Patents County Court (Financial Limit) Order 2011 creates a clearer definition of what disputes can be heard in the PCC and which ones should…
Introduction - Challenges It is a year in which we have seen the energy landscape change beyond recognition. If you look back just 15 months…
Energy and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker has today welcomed the publication of the Coalition Government’s Anaerobic Digestion strategy…
The Advocate General announces a move to preserve the role of the Supreme Court in relation to human rights matters while recognising the role of the Lord Advocate as head of criminal prosecutions in Scotland
Army, Royal Navy and RAF personnel urged to sign up to see the Games.
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