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A look at the work of the Foreign Office and its embassies overseas this week.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Foreign Office Minister Mark Simmonds said: “During my visit, I met the three leaders in the region, to underline the importance of joint efforts to build a sustainable peace in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo.&…
Baroness Warsi has commented on the suicide attacks that have taken place in Karachi and Rawalpindi this week.
British scientists have identified over 50 new and developing technologies which could generate billions for the economy in the future.
A consultation on pedlary and street trading includes proposals to get rid of the Pedlars Act (1871)_ _and make changes to street trading laws…
The Business Schools Task Force report recognises that there is a lot of good work already being done but issues a call to action to help mid…
The Government has reached a landmark agreement on energy policy that will deliver a clear, durable signal to investors, Edward Davey announced…
Government plans get the green light from Brussels.
DRUSSA has developed a new app which allows the user access to information on Research Uptake Management when and where they need it.
British beef and lamb could soon be back on Russian menus following a landmark agreement potentially worth £80m to the British industry over…
The Cabinet Office has launched an open consultation on new guidance on how to handle Freedom of Information requests.
A radical approach to solving complex and costly social problems is receiving funding help from the Cabinet Office.
The women’s engagement newsletter provides news and updates about women’s equality and female representation. This issue includes a foreword…
The main findings for October 2012 were: Critical Care Beds There were 3,731 adult critical care beds available with 3,083 occupied,…
Resources and tools are aimed at health visitors and people who work with them.
David Jones responds to announcement regarding job losses across Tata Steel operations in Wales.
Secretary of State for Wales David Jones will reaffirm his commitment to rail electrification at Llandudno meeting.
Llandudno meeting makes a business case for electrification of the railway line from Holyhead to Crewe.
A ground breaking partnership approach to protecting communities from crime and keeping the public safe has been recognised at awards.
"The Council has ended without agreement on the future of the EU budget."
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