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Ireland will not have to choose between having a strong commitment to the EU or to the UK – it can and should have both.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
£4.4 million government fund backs projects including tootoot app to let children use screenshots of online abuse to report bullying.
British Embassy Quito held a ‘happy hour’ to celebrate the 2016/2017 Chevening scholars, who will study their master’s degree in the UK
Autumn Statement will be on Wednesday 23 November 2016.
The Court of Appeal today increased the sentence of Evesham child sex offender Daniel Mills after an intervention by Attorney General Jeremy Wright QC MP.
Rory Stewart visits Burma, Bangladesh, Nepal and Afghanistan on first trip to the region since becoming International Development Minister.
More Zambians to join an influential network of people who have already studied in the UK
Written Ministerial Statement made by the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Victims, Youth and Family Justice, Dr Phillip Lee.
The face of modern warfare changed forever on the morning of 15 September 1916, when tanks were used for the first time.
Innovation event will see leading innovators, entrepreneurs and investors from across the North West of England gather to discuss growth.
It is an honour to welcome you all here this morning. As we are gathered here…some 125,000 peacekeepers are deployed around the world…holding the line between stability and disorder.
The Alumni Awards recognise the success of alumni who have studied in UK universities.
The CMA has accepted undertakings from Tullett Prebon and will not refer its merger with IGBB for an in-depth investigation.
Businesses can apply for funding to develop applications of photonic sensing technologies ranging from food safety to health and security.
Universities Minister Jo Johnson speaks to members of Universities UK about the future of higher education.
Northern Ireland-based aircraft components manufacturing business takes off thanks to support from Innovate UK.
The number of people reporting they are on a zero-hours contract as their main job has exceeded 900,000, according to the Office for National Statistaics (ONS).
Major Rachel Grimes deployed as part of the United Nations’ Stabilisation Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUSCO) in 2014.
An open and fair competition to recruit a new Permanent Secretary to lead the Department for International Trade (DIT) was announced today by the International Trade Secretary Liam Fox.
Professor John Newton, National Information Board Interim Chair, describes how data and technology is improving the health and care system.
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