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A novel fundraising idea saw a British officer start his New Year running from the jaws of a deadly attack dog at Camp Bastion in southern Helmand province.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The RAF Shawbury-based 'Taking Football to Africa and Beyond' Appeal delivered 13,875 items, including 6,553 football shirts, to 11 countries across the globe during 2010.
Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessel Cardigan Bay returned to Portsmouth today after a three-year deployment to the Gulf in support of coalition operations and the Iraqi Navy.
The new members are: Margot Daly; Joanne Stuart; Timothy Cowen; Brian Landers; Dr Clive Elphick; Stephen Harrison; Bill Allan; Jonathan May;…
In the first weekly readers’ Q&A session of 2011, The Rt Hon Chris Huhne MP answered questions put by readers of the Financial Times Energy …
The new Community First endowment, which aims to raise £150m to help local community projects in England, has been launched.
National Lottery grant distributors will cut administration costs for the money they hand out to just five per cent, Lottery minister John Penrose has announced.
English and UK-wide Lottery distributors will cut their grant administration costs to just 5%, Lottery Minister John Penrose announced today
The British Government today announced its further support for a rapid response fund in reaction to the fragile humanitarian situation in Sudan.
All current evidence shows that if neonicotinoid products are used correctly there is not an unacceptable risk to bee health.
Six men and women posing as cruise ship passengers have been jailed today for a total of 87 years for attempting to smuggle around 35 kilos of cocaine into the UK.
The British Government and Oxfam are helping to tackle Haiti’s desperate lack of water and sanitation facilities – to help put a stop to the deadly disease
New plans to extend the scope of the Freedom of Information Act (FOI) to open up government and other bodies to public scrutiny, were unveiled by the Ministry of Justice today.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb commends Ofsted’s evaluation of science education and best practice to drive improvement in science teaching.
A speech by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg on civil liberties at the Institute for Government in London on 7 January 2011.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has pledged to restore eroded civil liberties in Britain and to reform control orders.
The Government has published December progress updates for each department's Structural Reform Plans (SRPs).
Prime Minister David Cameron has paid tribute to the England cricket team, calling the series victory a "fantastic achievement".
The Secretary of State for Education regarding advice from music organisations to teachers on avoiding physical contact with pupils.
Research explores sexual and reproductive health concerns of men in a poor rural district of Bangladesh.
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