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Transparency is a top priority for the British Government and corruption is so harmful to economic growth and undermines the social fabric of societies.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Mobile alert tests are being carried out in Glasgow, Suffolk and Yorkshire to make sure the public can receive information in an emergency.
A letter from the Chancellor to Andrew Tyrie, the Chairman of Treasury select committee providing an update on the government's share ownership in Lloyds.
Government sells 6 per cent of shares in Lloyds Banking Group, at 75p per share.
British Embassy in Tunis launches an online game as part of the London 2012 Games legacy
Exhibitors took time out at the World Food Moscow Expo and joined UK Environment and Food Minister Owen Paterson for a cup of tea.
The latest research shows that Green Deal assessments are continuing to help people make their homes more energy efficient.
Foreign Secretary William Hague visited South Africa on 10 September for the tenth UK-South Africa Bilateral Forum.
The British Embassy in Seoul is closed due to public holiday
Businesses in Manchester and Salford have only until 30th September to apply for a subsidised installation of faster and better broadband services, as the Government’s market testing of the Broadband Voucher scheme draws to …
Cardiff’s businesses have only until 30th September to apply for a subsidised installation of faster and better broadband services, as the Government’s market testing of the Broadband Voucher scheme draws to a close.
Edinburgh’s businesses have only until 30th September to apply for a subsidised installation of faster and better broadband services, as the Government’s market testing of the Broadband Voucher scheme draws to a close.
More details of what will be achieved by our humanitarian aid to both Syrian refugees and those still in need inside Syria
Low Pay Commissioners will visit Gloucester and Newport on 3 and 4 October on a fact-finding visit about the National Minimum Wage.
Foreign Secretary says all parties should acknowledge findings of UN inspectors’ report on use of chemical weapons in Syria.
Dick Sawle (Member of the Legislative Assembly, MLA) came to Montevideo to strengthen political and economic ties with Uruguay.
David Cameron announces new commission and additional £300,000 annual funding for the Lessons from Auschwitz programme.
Prime Minister David Cameron spoke at a dinner to mark the 25th anniversary of the Holocaust Educational Trust.
British soldiers are bringing the Sandhurst ethos to the Afghan National Army Officer Academy in Kabul. Report by Ian Carr.
Sean O'Connor and Amanda Selvaratnam will visit Quito and Guayaquil
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