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Sir John Sawers posed the questions why do we need a secret intelligence service, what value does the UK get from that service, and how can the public have confidence that the work of SIS is both lawful and ethical?
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
His Highness The Emir of the State of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani and his consort Her Highness Sheikha Mozah bint Nasser Al-Missned left London this afternoon, ending a 3-day State Visit to the UK.
Minister for Europe David Lidington talks about what the Prime Minister will discuss at the European Council on BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
Royal Mail has issued a special commemorative sheet of stamps today to recognise the sacrifice and contribution made by all those who have served in the Armed Forces.
Early one evening in 2008, with just eight shopping days left to Christmas, phones rang in the homes of members of the MOD Salvage and Marine…
Having completed their final in-country training, soldiers from the 2nd Royal Tank Regiment's Falcon Squadron have been out talking with their new neighbours in the Lashkar Gah area this week.
A British soldier, recently deployed to Afghanistan, has escaped serious injury or worse thanks to his Osprey Body Armour.
The Royal British Legion's 90th Poppy Appeal was launched today with a special focus on the support for the injured, wounded and bereaved members of the 'Afghan generation' of British Armed Forces.
Ministers announced the first wave of successful partnerships today as part of a new plan for local economic growth, which sets out the Government…
Christine will take up the role when current chair Lord Whitty leaves in December 2010. Edward Davey, Minister for Consumer Affairs, said:…
Thereafter, BIS will make an interim appointment to replace Peter Freeman while the Government consults on how to merge the Competition Commission…
Press release: 10/113 28 October 2010 Climate Change Minister Greg Barker today called on enterprising communities to harness the power of…
Government today welcomed delivery of an initial geological report for West Cumbria. The study looked at the Copeland and Allerdale areas, where…
The government took another important step towards transparency today, publishing details of hospitality and gifts received by ministers.
The Shakespeare Centre in Stratford Upon Avon has been listed today at grade II by Tourism and Heritage Minister John Penrose.
Three buildings at the heart of operations during the Second World War at RAF Northolt have been listed today at Grade II.
The reform of National Lottery good causes means that arts, sport and heritage will again get the share of total proceeds originally intended.
A manuscript thought to have been lost during the chaos that followed the allied bombing of southern Italy in 1943 will be returned.
Three buildings in operations during World War 2 at RAF Northolt listed at Grade II by Tourism and Heritage Minister John Penrose.
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