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Prime Minister Keir Starmer makes a speech in Berlin.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy met Foreign Minister of the People's Republic of China, Wang Yi, in Beijing today.
GAD has shared information with European counterparts on our role supporting Scottish and UK governments in their management of public service pension provision.
Nine people have been sentenced for the operation of an illegal waste site in rural Lincolnshire, following an investigation by the Environment Agency.
Efforts include reversing power of the storms as public gets to shape project
More than 1,400 homes better-protected from flooding as Kent facility will hold 25 per cent more water than now, enough to fill 600 Olympic swimming pools
Today, 18 October 2024, marks one year since Storm Babet hit the UK and brought with it extremely heavy rainfall and very strong winds.
An event was held at Tŷ William Morgan in Cardiff to mark the 60 years of the creation of the Secretary of State for Wales in 1964.
Who to contact if you have questions about the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill, better known as 'Martyn's Law'.
Response from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to the Department of Education's consultation on the introduction of statutory school uniform guidance.
Vulnerable fisheries stocks will receive additional protection with the implementation of new legislation.
Infected Blood Compensation Authority's newsletter that was circulated on 17 October 2024
This report was issued in October 2024 and covers the time period 1 September 2024 to 30 September 2024 inclusive.
Private finance experts met the Chancellor at No11 Downing Street today to boost investment in infrastructure and drive growth nationwide.
The Charity Commission, the regulator of charities for England and Wales, has opened a statutory inquiry into Leicestershire Centre for Integrated Living Limited.
Warning notice to the Chatham and Clarendon Grammar School Academy Trust, in relation to Chatham and Clarendon Grammar School.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy arrives in China on 2-day trip, which will include meetings in Beijing and Shanghai.
The UK, alongside ten other donors, has issued a joint statement on humanitarian access in Sudan, calling on the warring parties to stop blocking aid from reaching those in need.
Ambassador to work with employers to help women experiencing menopause symptoms to stay in work and progress in their careers.
Victims of modern slavery will be better supported in fresh measures unveiled by the government.
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