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Foreign Secretary William Hague opened the European Affairs debate in the House of Commons on June 3 2010.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Commander-in-Chief Fleet of the Royal Navy, Admiral Sir Trevor Soar, visited Afghanistan this week to see the work that Royal Navy and Royal Marines personnel are doing in Helmand province.
His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh helped celebrate the contribution of adult volunteers to the Cadet Forces at a special reception in London's Guildhall yesterday, Wednesday 2 June 2010.
Engineers from 1st Armoured Engineer Squadron, 21 Engineer Regiment, recently supported a 1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment operation…
HMS Dauntless was formally commissioned into the fleet today, Thursday 3 June 2010.
Henry Bellingham, Minister for Africa, has expressed concern over the death of a Human Rights defender in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Well, the first thing you may have noticed is that I am not Peter Mandelson. For one thing, I am a better dancer. Or at least I have actually…
Paul will start working as Chair designate from 14th June to ensure continuity during the changeover period. He will formally take over from…
No hot air as Capello and his squad offset their flights using government approved scheme
The Home Secretary made a statement in Parliament today about the mass murder in Cumbria. The statement is below in its entirety.
The UK Government is introducing a new 'Aid Transparency Guarantee', which will make our aid fully transparent to citizens in both the UK and recipient countries.
Nine sixth-form students from Kesteven and Grantham Girls’ School in Grantham were today awarded for their film depicting life on a typical morning in a UK suburb versus a poor village in Africa.
Giving UK taxpayers value for money in aid
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Caroline Spelman was live on the guardian.co.uk website answering a broad range of questions from the public.
Fish for Life was initiated in 2006 by Young's Seafood and has since been adopted across Findus Group's operations in continental Europe.
Chief Executive of the Identity and Passport Service to step down in July.
In a statement to Parliament about the shootings in Cumbria, the Home Secretary said she wanted to send 'heartfelt condolences' to everybody touched by the attack on Wednesday.
Information on the newly appointed ministerial team of the Department for Education.
Prime Minister David Cameron has said everything possible must be done to prevent a repeat of the shootings in Cumbria.
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