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Sir John Armitt says the green spaces on the Olympic Park will be an enduring legacy of the work of John Hopkins, who died in January.
The UK Government will work with businesses to improve working conditions for farmers and workers in developing countries
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The UK will work with Australia to help over 200,000 children in Burma to complete basic education
Nearly a third of people on the old incapacity benefits have been found to be capable of some form of work since reassessment began.
Health Minister Lord Howe is today launching Healthcare UK at the Arab Health Congress in Dubai.
This event will address the crucial link between clinical and catering staff in the dignity and respect of patients specifically in relation…
Mr Kim’s duties commence following formal investiture by the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade on January 28, 2013.
Khartoum holds first ever film festival for Sudanese-made films.
The sale of five invasive non-native aquatic plant species is to be banned in order to protect wildlife Environment Minister Richard Benyon.
Information on the government initiatives to improve state-funded childcare set out in the report ‘More great childcare’.
The Prime Minister's Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on Mali and childcare
The Prime Minister's Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on Mali, boundary changes and Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands.
Foreign Office Minister welcomes the announcement of the National Dialogue in Yemen, a crucial stage in Yemen’s political transition.
The first of the world's most powerful marine gas turbines has been installed in the Royal Navy's new aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth at Babcock's Rosyth shipyard in Scotland.
The Ministry of Defence is looking for ways to strengthen the security of maritime operations so that it can be more effective at combating illegal activities such as gun-running, people-smuggling and piracy.
Lord Green welcomes trade delegation from Sao Paulo, who are in the UK to present infrastructure projects worth $20 billion.
The Ferrybridge Carbon Capture Pilot, Renfrew Oxyfuel (Oxycoal 2) Project and China Advanced Power Plant Carbon Capture Options (CAPPCCO).
New report finds that a third of men and nearly a third of women who participated in further education got a better job as a result.
The first Wildcat attack helicopter to be delivered to the Royal Navy has successfully taken its first flight at Yeovil in Somerset.
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