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We have a robust system for assessing risks from pesticides, which shows neonicotinoids are not an unacceptable risk when used correctly.
From midnight tonight identity cards can no longer be used to prove identity or to travel in Europe.
This written ministerial statement was laid in the House of Commons on 21 January 2011 by James Brokenshire and in the House of Lords by…
Welsh Office Minister David Jones visited Anglesey today to outline the coalition Government’s vision of the Big Society to members of the North…
Prime Minister David Cameron visits RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire.
FoodCycle - a project that brings together young volunteers, surplus food and free kitchen space to create nutritious meals for people affected by food poverty in the UK is the latest winner of the Prime Minister's Big S…
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: Andy Coulson and RBS.
Communities Minister Andrew Stunell said this week that church leaders are in a unique position to connect people from different faith groups…
Eric Pickles visited Birmingham to listen to local ideas from the business sector about stimulating and sustaining economic growth locally.
Housing Minister Grant Shapps has today offered older tenants struggling to manage and heat their large family homes a dedicated officer to …
The Prime Minister opened the Nordic Baltic Summit, which took place in London on the 19 - 20 January.
Foreign Secretary William Hague, Defence Secretary Liam Fox and Chief of the Defence Staff General Richards experienced a powhiri
The wreath laying reflects the long standing relationship between Britain and New Zealand.
The situation in Tunisia is now calmer although demonstrations are expected to continue and incidents of violence are still possible.
Minister for the Middle East Alistair Burt visited Amman for a one day official visit on 20 January.
British troops are helping with the rejuvenation of the once-thriving Helmand town of Chah-e Anjir by creating a secure environment and now providing a practical boost to the economy.
The Ministry of Defence has today announced changes to the allowances paid to Armed Forces personnel for expenses incurred during service.
A new joint NHS and military trauma and microbiology research centre which should improve the treatment of around 20,000 people who suffer major trauma each year has opened today. Report by Lorraine McBride.
British-trained members of the Iraqi Navy have conducted their first patrol of Iraqi territorial waters surrounding the Al Basrah Oil Terminal (ABOT) in their new Swift patrol boat.
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