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Information technology has transformed the modern battlefield giving the UK’s armed forces a battle winning advantage.
As Egypt becomes an energy superpower, a strong British presence at EGYPS confirms UK as Egypt's Top Oil & Gas partner
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
James Brokenshire has today welcomed the latest Labour Market Statistics, which show continued stability for the Northern Ireland economy.
Businessman Kevin Crofton will head up the centre, which aims to accelerate the use of semiconductor devices in industry and academia.
NATO must become more agile and share burdens if it is to tackle growing threats, the Defence Secretary will say today during his first meeting with his American counterpart.
The CMA has updated its register of competition law advisory and warning letters with details for 2016.
Unemployment in Scotland increased by 6,000 in the period October to December 2016, and now stands at 135,000, according to Office for National Statistics (ONS) data released today.
The NIC is exploring which emerging technologies have the most potential for improving infrastructure productivity, and will make recommendations to government on what actions it should consider to support deployment.
The employment rate is at a record 74.6% – the highest employment rate since records began in 1971.
The visits demonstrate UK's commitment to strong political, economic and commercial relations with Angola.
Speech delivered to British and Mexican business leaders in Mexico City.
Deputy UK Ambassador to NATO, Paul Johnston, announces that Defence Secretary, Michael Fallon, will meet new US Defence Secretary Mattis at NATO Defence Ministerial
Internet and telephone access issues resolved.
Collision between ro-ro freight ferry Petunia Seaways and historic motor launch Peggotty on the River Humber.
The Consular Section of the British Embassy in Quito met with local authorities and the resident British community in the Galapagos Islands.
Prime Minister Theresa May spoke with US President Trump.
"We are investing another £1.9 billion to further bolster our armoury against cyber-attack in this Parliament" says Chancellor Philip Hammond.
International Development Minister James Wharton reinforces the UK’s commitment to the people of South Sudan suffering from severe drought and conflict, and reiterates urgent need for peace.
Minister for Exiting the European Union Robin Walker has been visiting Fort William, Glasgow and Edinburgh.
OTS publishes a letter to the Chancellor on the timing of its reviews
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