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After arriving in Helmand last month, Royal Marines from 42 Commando are showing they have a firm handle on security in the Shahzad area and are building links with the local population through regular shuras.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) has held an industry event attended by around 90 businesses that have expressed an interest in managing, maintaining or supplying the UK's 49,000 military homes through the new N…
The nomination is for a ceramic protection system, which can be attached to vehicles to provide effective protection against hostile gunfire…
From World War Two and the Cold War stand-off to the Falklands, Sir Michael Beetham has been at the centre of events that have shaped the world.
Mr Witcomb will be the Chair during the Government’s consultation on its proposals to merge the CC with the competition functions of the Office…
The guidance, which has been produced in partnership with a wide range of businesses, trade unions and recruitment agency representatives, will…
Those with a stake in the hospitality, food and drink industries get the chance today to declare war on the rules and red tape
Minister invites hospitality, food and drink industries to ‘declare war’ on rules and red tape.
Theresa May will now consider the Coroner's report into the London bombings.
New review explores the catalytic role of PDPs as countries decide whether to adopt new products
A report from the International Conference on Global Land Grabbing hosted by the Future Agricultures Consortium at the University of Sussex 6-8 April 2011
The National Archives (TNA) will publish an international online catalogue of looted art taken by the Nazis for the first time.
Prime Minister David Cameron and Health Minister Simon Burns have visited Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham to meet patients and take part in an NHS modernisation listening exercise with staff.
The Government has published April progress updates for each department's Structural Reform Plans.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: 7/7 inquest.
Alistair Burt, FCO Minister for Middle East and North Africa hosted a small meeting for people who have experienced first-hand the situation in Tripoli.
Foreign Secretary William Hague said the international community is "resolved to continue to take action" on Libya following the second meeting of the Libya Contact Group today.
Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt said every effort is being made to get Syria to turn away from the path that it is taking, as violence in the country continues.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has ordered the expulsion of two diplomats from the Libyan Embassy in London. They have until 11 May to leave.
A review into why a large collection of files from former British territories had not been placed in the public domain has been published.
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