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Google tool provides virtual tours of famous galleries including Tate Britain and The National Gallery.
Former home of Venerable Bede could join list including Giant’s Causeway and Great Barrier Reef.
Review will assess whether website-blocking powers could work
Government aims to award licences by the end of 2012
Tourism industry digs deep to match government funds for growth.
British Council and Premier League competition winner meets Sports Minister.
1920s tube station and London’s first skyscraper given highest listed status.
Sport England today revealed 20 sports projects that will benefit from a £10 million National Lottery Fund; focus will be disadvantaged communities.
The Natural History Museum brings out more of its collections into the public galleries.
Andy Payne to create an innovative new business model for UK video games developers to distribute digital content.
Royal Parks will be more directly accountable to the public says John Penrose.
Changes to Public Lending Right announced.
Prime Minister David Cameron's statement following the result of the referendum in Southern Sudan.
Joint Statement by the Witnesses of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement regarding conclusion of the Southern Sudan referendum.
The Chancellor has announced today an increase in the rate of the bank levy to be charged in 2011.
Crime prevention minister backs campaign warning children about sending indecent images of themselves to others.
A speech by the Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions.
Crispin Blunt said spotting and acting on signs of criminality in a child's early years is crucial to bringing down youth offending.
Letter drawing attention to the NHS Operating Framework 2011/12 and the Health Visiting Implementation Plan - a call to action.
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