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The Diplomatic Service and Overseas Birthday 2014 Honours list has been published today announcing 100 awards in recognition of exceptional service to Britain overseas.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Dedicated and innovative special constables and police support volunteers were recognised at an annual awards ceremony in their honour.
The Points of Light award recognises outstanding individuals - people who are making a change in their community and inspiring others.
A look at the role of troops from the British Empire, Dominions and foreign nationals in the UK Armed Forces during the Second World War.
British and French military medics have trained to deploy together on operations around the world during a major exercise in Scotland.
Over a tonne of illegal fertiliser, used by bomb-makers, has been seized by the Afghan army in Helmand.
Airborne reservists have taken their place in the British Army's rapid reaction force on Exercise Joint Warrior.
The British Army has demonstrated its specialist air manoeuvre capabilities on the biggest military exercise in Europe.
Wales Office Minister, David Jones today visited the Gwent Police Special Constabulary, a valuable team of volunteer police officers who support…
At a London awards ceremony, Nick Herbert praises volunteer police officers and special constables for giving up their time to help others.
A British born charity creator in Chiang Mai has been named as a Point of Light by Prime Minister Theresa May for working with vulnerable groups in Thailand.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
847 Naval Air Squadron personnel have returned to RNAS Yeovilton after a month-long training package in the deserts of California.
The European Year of Volunteering 2011 Tour comes to the UK today with a week long event to inspire volunteers in London.
The Making a Difference Awards 2011.
Amber Rudd inspected the cadets, presented awards and heard the unit’s work helping the police prevent crime in the local area.
In a specially arranged visit to Jávea following the recent forest fires, British Consul Sarah-Jane Morris thanked authorities and local services for their handling of the situation and urged British nationals to always follow the instructions of the local authorities...
Pulling a Chinook helicopter along the ground in a race against time is not something that would normally happen in Afghanistan, but for this year's Red Nose Day RAF personnel flexed their muscles to support the cause.
With under one month to go, a team of UK wounded heroes will compete in the 2013 Warrior Games, which will be visited by Prince Harry.
Statement by Ambassador Matthew Rycroft of the UK Mission to the UN at the Security Council Open Debate on the Peacebuilding Architecture Review
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
From infected insect bites to gunshot wounds, medics have been practising treating injuries they may have to deal with on operations.
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