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Athletes resident outside of the UK who compete at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games will be exempt from income tax.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Cash payments for scrap metal will be banned and penalties increased, the Home Secretary Theresa May announced today, as the government stepped up action against the growing menace of metal theft.
Church of England Vicar received two and a half year sentence after previously admitting conducting sham marriages and stealing from Church.
Police forces are improving services and still making significant savings, the Policing Minister said today.
Equalities minister Lynne Featherstone has visited a rural entrepreneur to support women in business.
Cash payments for scrap metal will be banned and penalties increased, the Home Secretary Theresa May announced today.
Applications are invited for the post of chair of the civil service commissioners for Northern Ireland.
Andrew Lansley speaks at the launch of the Children and Young People’s Outcomes Strategy.
Oxford researchers have found that the number of fatal heart attacks in England has halved in the past 10 years
A new focus on improving care for children and young people will be unveiled later this year, Andrew Lansley announced today
GMC publishes guidance preventing doctors from signing ‘gagging’ clauses that would prevent them raising concerns about patient safety
The Office for National Statistics has published data which shows a rise in the number of men dying from alcohol-related illnesses
Monthly Access to GUM services data for November 2011 published today This data shows the …
The document published advises the NHS about how the Flexible Sigmoidoscopy (FS) pilot programme will work including the outline criteria for the pilot and first wave site selection. It sets out how the four-clustered Strate…
An independent group of experts has been established to help develop a new strategy for improving care for children and young people.
How changes to the healthcare environment can benefit people with dementia. Watch Alistair Burns’ latest video blog.
The Department of Health has today published the report of the NHS Litigation Authority (NHSLA) Industry Review and the Department's response.
Guidance for the collection of 2011-12 reference costs from NHS trusts and NHS foundation trusts in July 2012 and a revised NHS Costing Manual published today sets out mandatory and minimum principles and practices that must…
Research shows that encouraging older people to apply for smart cards and passes online can save money and improve services.
As part of her continued commitment and support for business growth, the Secretary of State for Wales, Cheryl Gillan today (26 January) met…
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