01 March 2005
PM chairs major Palestine meeting
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Representatives from more than 20 countries met in London today for an international meeting on Palestine.
New rules for european family law
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News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national
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Better enforcement of parental responsibility across Europe comes into effect today.
How can europe compete? uk and dutch ministers meet in norwich for the 4th apeldoorn conference
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Foreign and Commonwealth Office News - national
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UK and Dutch ministers will discuss how Europe can compete when they meet in Norwich on 6 and 7 March for the 4th Apeldoorn Conference. Preparing young people for work in the 21st century and labour market...
Oft launches dsa consumer code of practice
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Office of Fair Trading News - national
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The Direct Selling Association's consumer code of practice was launched to consumers today by the OFT.
Improved housing conditions in england benefit the disadvantaged and vulnerable
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Office of the Deputy Prime Minister News - national
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The overall condition of the housing stock in England has significantly improved since 2001, according to the English House Condition Survey (EHCS) which published results for 2003 today.
Odpm backs small business
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Government encourages more active role for small businesses in local government markets
'yobs will face the consequences of their actions' - charles clarke
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Home Office News - national
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A clear 'yob warning' was sent out by Home Secretary Charles Clarke today, making it clear that anti-social behaviour has serious consequences.
Sue campbell to continue as chair of uk sport
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Department for Culture, Media and Sport News - national
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Sue Campbell CBE is to continue in her role as Chair of UK Sport, Culture Media and Sport Secretary Tessa Jowell announced today. She was appointed as Interim (Reform) Chair for 18 months in September ...
Arts minister halts the export of a cast iron fire place by british sculptor, charles sargeant jagger
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Department for Culture, Media and Sport News - national
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Arts Minister, Estelle Morris, has placed a temporary export bar on a cast iron fire basket, designed by Charles Sargeant Jagger for the financier Henry Mond. This fire basket, which is signed and dated...
Uk must tackle threats to its marine life
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Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national
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The first integrated assessment of our seas indicates fishing and climate change are having an adverse effect on marine life.
New ground rules for tackling bovine tb
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Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national
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Defra has today published a set of ground rules that will help Government, vets, farmers, and wildlife groups tackle bovine TB.
Government and employer task force launch new pensions website
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Department for Work and Pensions News - national
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A new website, Pensions at Work, was today unveiled by Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Alan Johnson, and Employer Task Force (ETF) Chairman, Sir Peter Davis.
Change of ambassador to the republic of angola
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Foreign and Commonwealth Office News - national
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Mr Ralph Publicover has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Republic of Angola in succession to Mr John Thompson MBE who will be retiring from the Diplomatic Service. Mr Publicover will take...
People want the Assembly shock!
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The blisteringly positive quote from Andrew Leighton 'People want the Assembly' is a misrepresentation of an ICM poll which, according to the BBC, didn't even ask the question to which Mr Andrews is claiming he ...
Terror Bill
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Questioned as to why the Home Secretary seemed to be making further concessions on the proposed counter-terrorism legislation, the PMOS said he did not recognise the word concessions. In terms of the substance of...
Fathers for Justice
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Asked if the Prime Minister was concerned about security after a campaigner dressed as Batman climbed a wall overlooking Downing Street earlier today, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said it was entirely...
Comic Relief
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Asked if the Prime Minister had any plans to participate in Comic Relief, the PMOS said that on the same day of Comic Relief the Commission for Africa would publish its report. The two events would be complimentary...
Terror
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Asked about the accuracy of the Prime Minister's assertion that there were hundreds of terrorists in Britain, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that this was not new information. The Prime Minister...
Morning press briefing from 1 March
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Briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Terror and Comic Relief.
Government help for flood hit areas
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Office of the Deputy Prime Minister News - national
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Torbay Council and Teignbridge District Council are to be given help with meeting the costs of clearing up following severe storm and flood damage in the Council areas on 27 October 2004, Local Government...
Europe minister visits hungary & czech republic
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Foreign and Commonwealth Office News - national
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Britain's EU Presidency and the European Constitution will be under discussion when Europe Minister Dr Denis MacShane visits Hungary and the Czech Republic tomorrow for a two-day visit (2-3 March).
Mediation helpline to help settle legal disputes
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A new telephone service will help resolve disagreements without the stress and expense of going to court.
'Bird flu' drugs ready for pandemic
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Millions of doses of drugs to ward off a flu pandemic are to be stockpiled, the Government has announced.
Migration and Commuting in Urban and Rural Scotland - Statistics from Census 2001
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The Scottish Government Publications - Latest
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A report examining migration and commuting behaviour in urban and rural Scotland using statistics from the 2001 Census. Key themes from Census 2001 are also presented for urban and rural Scotland.
Making the Difference - Sharing Information
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The Scottish Government Publications - Latest
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Practical advice for parents on sharing information with their child's school.
Making the difference - Parents' evenings
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Support package for parents on getting the best out of parents' evenings.
Making the Difference - Improving Parents' Involvement in Schools: A Consultation on a Draft Bill - Leaflet
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The Scottish Government Publications - Latest
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Summary of Scottish Schools (Parental Involvement) Bill which will strengthen parents' rights and improve parental representation in schools.
Making the Difference - Improving Parents' Involvement in Schools: A Consultation on a Draft Bill
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Scottish Schools (Parental Involvement) Bill will strengthen parents' rights and improve parental representation in schools.
Mediation service to help settle legal disputes
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A new telephone helpline will help resolve disagreements without the stress and expense of going to court.
Remembering the pioneers of the NHS
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A new 'oral history' project is celebrating the contribution made by people from the Caribbean to the formation of the National Health Service.
Afternoon press briefing from 28 February
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Briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Fathers for Justice and Terror Bill.
Proposal to Merge Fife College of Further and Higher Education and Glenrothes College
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Fife College and Glenrothes College propose to merger, creating a single new college to be known as 'The Adam Smith College, Fife'
Proposal to Merge Falkirk College of Further and Higher Education and Clackmannan College of Further Education
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Falkirk College and Clackmannan college propose to merge, creating a single, new college to be known as 'Forth Valley College of Further and Higher Education'.
UK's movie makers get partnership boost
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As the dust settles on this year's Oscars, the Government has unveiled a scheme to help British film makers enter into co-productions with overseas firms.
PM chairs major Palestine meeting
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Representatives from more than 20 countries are gathering in London today for an international meeting on Palestine.
Launch of national mediation helpline
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News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national
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People with personal injury, small claims, business and consumer disputes will be able to get information and advice on how mediation can help solve their problem from a new National Mediation Helpline...