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The business delegation will be showcasing their high tech smart city solutions at the India-UK TECH Summit in New Delhi.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Lord Gardiner honours pollinator-friendly projects and urges the public to take action to meet bees' needs this winter.
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling speaks about supporting county councils to improve local transport.
Update on the programme of rail investment in the Great Western route.
The Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League in London donates a new hearse to the Veterans Association of Ghana.
New statistics on bathing water quality reveal England's favourite swimming spots are the cleanest they've been since records began.
Prime Minister Theresa May has welcomed plans for the Science Museum to host 2 exhibitions on the culture and history of Indian innovation.
Theresa May visits Dynamatic Technologies to recognise the benefits of British technology collaborating with Indian manufacturing.
Women in Finance Charter sees 22 new firms pledge to improve gender diversity at senior levels by signing up.
Prime Minister Theresa May spoke at a Bangalore (Bengaluru) reception about collaboration between India and the UK in the technology sector.
Statement by Ambassador Matthew Rycroft, UK Permanent Representative to the United Nations, on Asymmetric Threats
Statement by Ambassador Matthew Rycroft, UK Permanent Representative to the United Nations, on UN Security Council Reform
The F-35 programme will develop DECA’s cutting edge capabilities, generate millions of pounds and support thousands of jobs in North Wales.
Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has today announced that over £4 billion will be invested to create a better defence estate for the UK’s Armed Forces and their families.
The Prime Minister has appointed Dr David Halpern as What Works National Adviser following an open competition.
Today Chris Skidmore met Scottish Women’s Aid in Edinburgh to discuss making anonymous voter registration more accessible to survivors of domestic abuse.
A statement from the Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union on the process for invoking Article 50.
The final siren test of the year will make sure Chiswell residents can hear them if there was a winter storm or flood.
Skills Minister John Hayes meets apprentices at Crossrail’s Liverpool Street station site to promote the vital role of engineering to society.
Alok Sharma, Minister for Asia and the Pacific, is the first UK Minister to visit Australia since the EU referendum.
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