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First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Foreign Secretary William Hague called Ireland a "close and trusted partner, with whom we will continue to work closely in the coming years to achieve a strong and sustainable recovery".
Edinburgh is gearing up to lay on the biggest-ever Armed Forces Day national event from 24 to 26 June 2011, with a parade, musical entertainment…
Defence Secretary Dr Liam Fox has today announced that approval has been given for the early phase of design of the submarine that will deliver the UK's nuclear deterrent well into the 2060s.
The final squadron from the 2nd Royal Tank Regiment (2 RTR) returned to its base in Tidworth, Wiltshire, this week after a successful six-month tour of Afghanistan.
The conclusion of the Royal Navy mission to train Iraqi sailors in the coming days will mark the official end of British Armed Forces operations in Iraq.
Prime Minister David Cameron informed the House of Commons Liaison Committee yesterday that around 400 UK military personnel had already, or would early in the New Year, leave Afghanistan.
In the FT Science podcast, Professor David Clary talks about the role of science in diplomacy
“I greatly welcome today’s findings from the WTO Appellate Body. The WTO has finally rejected the US’ main allegations of illegal EU support…
The Gloucestershire local enterprise partnership covers a population of around 600,000 and represents over 25,000 businesses. It has the support…
The publication of _Digital Opportunity _follows a six-month independent review of IP and Growth, led by Professor Ian Hargreaves. He was asked…
The proposals in the report by Co-operatives UK, the trade association for co-operative enterprises, would give the local owners of Post Office…
Today I have laid before the House the Chief Nuclear Inspector’s interim report on the events at Japan’s Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear site in …
Energy and Climate Change Secretary The Rt Hon Chris Huhne MP today presented to Parliament the findings of the Chief Nuclear Inspector&rsquo…
Official figures published today show unemployment in Scotland fell in the first quarter of 2011
Details revealed one year before the Olympic Flame arrives in the UK.
Agriculture Minister Jim Paice today made a statement on the Single Payment Scheme to Parliament: ”In my statement of 31 March I outlined …
The Home Secretary has today told officers that their pension age will be considered separately from most of the public sector.
Music festival organisers were today asked to review their measures for tackling illicit drug use at their events.
Letter from Baroness Browning addressing concerns over the availability of ‘legal highs’.
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