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The United States, European Union, and United Kingdom Welcome Security Advances by Joint AMISOM and Somali Security Forces to Liberate Jalalaqsi, Bulo Mareer, and Kurtunwaray
Hugo Swire MP, the UK Minister for the Commonwealth, says the shared wartime sacrifice of Commonwealth nations must not be forgotten.
Hague: "I welcome NATO’s leadership on this agenda and I look forward to working with Mari Skåre to turn commitments into practical action."
Annual recruit trainee tri-service survey reveals highest ever levels of positive attitudes towards training in the UK armed forces.
Una O'Brien, Department of Health Permanent Secretary, calls for honours nominations for those who have made a difference in health and care.
As a new school term begins, millions of children will be taught a new ‘world-class’ curriculum to prepare them for life in modern Britain.
Blue Peter mission patch competition launched.
A scheme to unlock the multi-billion pound regeneration of the Lower Thames Valley is due to get off the ground this autumn.
Chancellor welcomes new Rolls-Royce and Teach First partnership to train 75 new STEM teachers on his tour of Great British Brands.
Housing Minister Brandon Lewis responds to the result of the Wolfson Prize.
Eighty British troops have combined forces with other NATO allies in a daring night assault.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office has responded to China’s plans for electoral reform in Hong Kong.
David Cameron welcomed attendees to the NATO Wales Summit and paid tribute to the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF).
Roads Minister experiences first hand the challenges of managing England’s motorway network.
Local businesses given the chance to win valuable contracts in the development of the first Secure College, Justice Minister Andrew Selous announced.
Travel advice for Gibraltar fans travelling to Faro for the Gibraltar vs Poland match on Sunday 7th September
Edward Davey speaks at the Powering Up! conference for local authorities and community energy groups.
Tobias Ellwood announces handover of over £1.5 million worth of life-saving equipment for use by Syrian search and rescue teams
The A1 near Berwick in North Northumberland will be closed for six consecutive weekends between East Ord and Scremerston for essential carriageway resurfacing starting 12 September.
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