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The Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Defence have paid their respects to the veterans of the Battle of Britain by welcoming a full-size replica of a Spitfire to central London.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The Service inquiry findings into the loss of the Grob Tutor aircraft, which resulted in the deaths of Flight Lieutenant Mike Blee and Cadet Nicholas Rice in June last year, have been published today.
The Ministry of Defence has published its formal response to the Service Complaints Commissioner's second annual report on the efficiency of the Service complaints system.
The Foreign Secretary William Hague has made a statement following Turkey's referendum on Sunday 12 September.
The decision will see costs resulting from these measures split between rights holders and internet service providers (ISPs) at a ratio of 75…
The draft order below is based on proposals in the Statutory Consultation on the Renewables Obligation Order 2011 and therefore subject to the…
Issued by the Department for Culture, Media & Sport on behalf of the Consumer Expert Group
Nick Herbert has reiterated the government's determination to put resources where they are needed in an environment of public sector cuts.
The UK Government is to put the wellbeing of women and children at the centre of its international aid policy
Message from International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell.
Mr Timothy Hornsby has been re-appointed to the Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
A Hounslow man was today jailed following a UK Border Agency investigation which revealed he set up bogus companies to allow immigrants to extend their visas.
This is a letter from Joanne Yarwood Acting Head, Immunisation, to SHA and PCT Immunisation leads. She provides an update on the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) programme.
Sarah Teather responds to the Ofsted report on special educational needs (SEN) and reinforces her commitment to working with all involved parties to improve the SEN system.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: phone hacking and spending review.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: Cabinet and Policing.
Prime Minister David Cameron has offered Pope Benedict XVI a "very warm welcome" to Britain ahead of his visit
Changing the way rough sleeping is monitored across the country.
The number of home repossessions have hit a 2-year low, according to new figures published today (14 September 2010).
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