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International Development Secretary Priti Patel presents Bill to Parliament to ensure UK can continue to create more jobs and boost economic growth in the poorest countries.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Prime Minister Theresa May spoke with President-elect Donald Trump about building close UK-US relationships and about the role of NATO.
British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson to visit Cyprus for talks with President, government, and the leader of the Turkish Cypriot community
The new data portal will provide easier access to the plant health information required to assess and respond to threats.
Innovation, partnership and technology transfer: Main themes as UK shows strong commitment to UK/Chile defence and security relationship.
Dr Phillip Lee shared his views on tackling youth offending at the Youth Justice Convention today.
The AAIB is sending a team to Colombia to assist Aeronautica Civil with their investigation of the aircraft accident at Medellín.
A landmark bill which sets out and governs the powers available to the police, security and intelligence agencies to gather and access electronic communications has received Royal Assent.
Government ministers have heard from leading technology companies during a roundtable on the forthcoming negotiations with the EU.
Moya Greene and Jayne-Anne Gadhia have been appointed by the Prime Minister as Trustees at Tate, for four years, from 14 November 2016.
On Thursday 24 November, the British Embassy organised a workshop at the Quito Contemporary Art Centre to share information about handling vulnerable cases.
A new public consultation has been launched today on measures to strengthen corporate governance.
UK and Scottish governments agree how the Maritime and Coastguard Agency will work with Scottish government.
Government committed to reducing carbon emissions from transport and aims for nearly all cars and vans to be zero emission by 2050.
Regulators for England, Wales and Northern Ireland describe the common features and key differences in GCSEs and A levels in each country.
Drivers are being urged to slow down when it’s raining after almost 3,000 people were killed or seriously injured when driving in the rain last year.
Government support for cathedrals recognises importance of these historic buildings as community hubs.
Minister for Civil Society visits Small Acts of Kindness and sets out ways giving can be encouraged.
The CMA is consulting on undertakings from Dover to remedy competition concerns over its merger with Wayne.
Speech delivered by International Trade Secretary Liam Fox in Frankfurt.
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