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Top doctors say fellow clinicians need more support and encouragement to take on NHS leadership roles in hospital trusts, according to a survey conducted by Monitor and the NHS Trust Development Authority.
More than ten British company representatives met this week with a Guatemalan Ministerial delegation which is in the UK to explore investment and trade opportunities with the aim of further strengthening the economic and pol…
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Local authorities can apply for a programme to help save money and create new homes and jobs through better use of their assets.
The Home Office’s contract with Educational Testing Service (ETS) ended on April 17, 2014
Foreign Secretary William Hague comments on military court ruling in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on rape cases in Minova.
May 2014 newsletter for immunisation practitioners, with the latest developments in vaccines, and vaccination policies and procedures.
The Prime Minister David Cameron spoke to the Nigerian President about the abduction of more than 200 girls in northern Nigeria.
The Afghan National Army (ANA) in Kabul has taken part in a huge training exercise carried out across miles of desert.
Mark Simmonds promotes the UK’s partnership with Cameroon, trade and investment.
Secretary of State for Health reflects on how the NHS treated more patients than ever thanks to the willingness and commitment of staff.
A world without polio is now ‘tantalisingly’ close International Development Secretary Justine Greening told guests during her keynote speech at a Rotary International reception.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has this week completed the line-up of its Devolved Nations team, with the arrival of new representatives for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Three national commemorative events to mark the First World War Centenary will take place on August 4 this year
The coalition government is making significant progress in the battle against hate crime, according to an official report.
Education Minister Elizabeth Truss speaks about the Your Life campaign, which encourages more young people into maths and science.
The Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on Pfizer/AstraZeneca, BBC and Nigeria.
The southbound carriageway of the A49 between the B4361 and Sheet Roundabout near Ludlow, Shropshire, will be closed for three nights from Monday 19 May.
New opportunities are part of an industry-led campaign launched by the Chancellor to inspire more young people to study maths and physics.
The Queen has approved that the Reverend Canon Professor Martyn William Percy be appointed Dean of Christ Church, Oxford.
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