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Foreign Secretary William Hague welcomed Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman at the start of his three-day visit to the UK.
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In a stark diversion from his traditional role, a Company Sergeant Major in Helmand is helping his unit to talk through any problems they may have and overcome any mental health issues.
British troops are helping the residents of an Afghan village make a public show of defiance against insurgents who once terrorised their community by hanging bunting of the Afghan national flag in the streets.
A new group has recently been set up to make sure that Defence tackles any criminal activity that is targeted against the supply of equipment and support to the military.
The Afghan First Deputy Minister of Defence, Enayatullah Nazari, met with members of the Grenadier Guards last week to thank them for their hard work and sacrifice during their deployment to Afghanistan.
The 25-year career of HMS Ark Royal and its affiliation with her home city of Portsmouth was celebrated this weekend with a parade through the city by 250 sailors and the doors of the ship being opened to the public.
David Willetts welcomes the latest Foresight report on the future of global food and farming.
A Foresight project has examined how a rapidly expanding global population can be fed in a healthy and sustainable way.
Thank you to Business for New Europe for arranging an event on this important topic and in particular for arranging such a distinguished panel…
It is a pleasure to be invited here today to open the Energy Centre at Bridgwater College. The transition to a low carbon economy presents …
New nuclear programme moves to next stage as consultation on list of suitable sites closes The Rt Hon Chris Huhne MP, the Secretary of State…
Seven-fold increase in liability for nuclear sites announced Nuclear operators will be expected to take on liability of €1.2 billion for …
The Secretary of State says he is confident talks with the First Minister in Edinburgh this Friday can "plot the course towards agreeing a legal referendum that follows the normal and fair rules that the Scottish peopl…
The Secretary of State for Scotland Michael Moore visited the RAF Leuchars base in Fife to meet with senior personnel.
The UK Government has spent over £50 million to help some of the most vulnerable in Scotland cope with the recent cold snap, the Secretary of State for Scotland Michael Moore announced revealed today.
New blog will track progress of young people taking part in DCMS Jerwood Creative Bursaries Scheme
There is a role for governments, the private sector and consumers to play in the entire food system in achieving future food security.
Defra officials had already concluded that the Marine Policy Statement complied with the Equalities Act 2010.
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