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Children are the most important people in the Family Justice system and their voice needs to be heard in proposed reforms to Family Justice.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Figures released today show that more than 1,200 schools have applied to become academies.179 schools have applied in the last month.
The government has published May progress updates for each department's Structural Reform Plans.
The Department for Communities and Local Government publishes its monthly departmental spending figures.
A letter from Sir Bob Kerslake to local council chief executives about the future of local audit
In the latest podcast from the Foreign Office historians, Richard Smith discusses Simon Bolivar’s links with Britain and the role played by many hundreds of British volunteers who fought alongside him.
Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt has welcomed Morocco's decision to ratify the Optional Protocol for the Convention Against Torture.
Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt comments on the publication of a report by the UN Human Rights Council’s Commission of Inquiry into Libya.
French military personnel have been working alongside their British counterparts in Germany to prepare for an upcoming major military exercise between the two countries. Report by Captain Mike Billings.
Lance Corporal Ryder arrived in Helmand on Operation HERRICK 14 a few weeks ago, and has started blogging from the front line. Last week, his…
The Apache attack helicopter has dazzled the crowds at the Suffolk Show this week with the Army helicopters based at Wattisham Flying Station giving an exhilarating display of their flying and fighting capabilities.
The series of call-outs, which were to last almost nine hours in total, began to unfold at around 1700hrs on Tuesday 31 May 2011, when the crew…
After training more than a staggering 1,000 young cadets to fly solo, one of the Air Cadets' longest-serving members played a key role in the organisation's historic 70th anniversary celebrations last week.
Foreign Secretary William Hague is in Italy on Republic Day during the 150th Anniversary of the Unification of Italy.
They will speak about the importance of economic growth and the role of the Regional Growth Fund. They will then take questions about the process…
New Green Deal Code outlined Green Deal advice line to be set up Independent body formally appointed to ensure Green Deal…
Evidence previously submitted to the Expert Group on the role of the Supreme Court in Scotland has been passed to the Scottish Government
Local TV in the UK came one step closer to being a reality today.
Everything you need to know about the national celebration in 2012. A celebratory long weekend of parties and pageantry will mark The Queen…
Out of this world British Library exhibition. See how science fiction has influenced scientific discovery through a new exhibition at the…
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