Following the Israeli Military Advocate General's verdict in the James Miller case, Foreign Office Minister Baroness Symons said:   

Work to protect and enhance wildlife in the West Midlands and the other seven English regions has been given a £2.5 million boost by the government.   

Defra has today published changes to its guidance on the control of bird species under the so-called "general licence" following some misinterpretation of the new system.   

The Department of Health released the following statistics today. For access to this information, click on the links below.   

MHRA has issued a Medical Device Alert to support the recall of the Bignell Heaf head, which is used as part of the test given mainly to children before they are vaccinated with the BCG vaccine which helps...

The Report provides baseline indicators against which congestion-related improvements can be measured in subsequent years.

Put to him that the Foreign Secretary "seemed to have said" that the Government was going to rethink the cannabis laws, the PMOS said the Foreign Office had made clear that what Jack Straw had meant was ...

Asked if the Government had any response to the charge that there was a "clear breach" of the Ministerial Code under Section Two that a full explanation of any legal advice should be attached to a written...

Asked to clarify the timescale under which the Home Secretary envisaged the Belmarsh people being released if the Bill was not passed, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that as he had said all ...

Briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Anti Terror Legislation, Legality of War and Cannabis.

A National Memorial Service for the UK victims of the Asian Tsunami is to take place on 11 May at St. Paul's Cathedral in London.

Business Broker pilots - catalysts to bring the private sector and public sector organisations closer together in regeneration - have demonstrated their worth, says an independent evaluation published ...

A National Memorial Service for the UK victims of the Asian Tsunami is to take place on Wednesday 11 May at St. Paul's Cathedral in London.   

Fines and legal costs totalling £943.75 for large-scale fisheries offences are to be paid by the Master / Owner of the Giolla Na Mara, SO072, an Irish registered fishing vessel, Haverfordwest Magistrate...

The heaths and woodlands in the Thames Basin which support large populations of the Dartford Warbler, the Nightjar and the Woodlark are to be upgraded to a Special Protection Area (SPA) under the EC Birds...

Work and Pensions Minister Chris Pond has launched the new streamlined 2005 Housing Benefit and Council Tax Benefit Performance Standards today. The changes are designed to focus more clearly on the speed...

Work and Pensions Minister Chris Pond has launched the new streamlined 2005 Housing Benefit and Council Tax Benefit Performance Standards today. The changes are designed to focus more clearly on the speed...

This survey of Scottish credit union members and analysis of credit union business plans describes what members want and need and examines credit unions' role in relation to financial inclusion

Review of Manufacturing Advice in Scotland

This survey of Scottish credit union members and analysis of credit union business plans describes what members want and need and examines credit unions' role in relation to financial inclusion

Sport Newspapers Ltd has given undertakings to the OFT that it will not mislead consumers about the price of some of its newspapers.   

A national high street clothing retailer has given undertakings to the OFT that it will no longer publish advertisements which give the misleading impression that prices have been reduced as part of a ...

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) published a web report today on the drowning of a 10 year-old boy, Max Palmer, during a school activity weekend in the Lake District in 2002. HSE believes very strongly...

New proposals to crack down on discrimination in the workplace were set out today in a consultation by Deputy Women and Equality Minister Jacqui Smith.   

Celebrities will join hundreds of staff and their friends and families to man phones for Comic Relief as the Department for Work and Pensions makes hundreds of lines available across the country.   

Teaching children to eat well and encouraging them to exercise is vital if Britain is to become a fitter country, according to a new Government plan.

Refugees will be able to make a 'full and positive contribution' to society under new cross-government action.

Issue 7 - Winter 2005 - Winter All Wrapped Up - AGEnda is issued twice a year, by the Scottish Executive.

Publication of the final results of the December 2004 Agricultural Census

An web only education research full report by IAC Division accompanying Insight 16

An education research report by IAC Division

Cross-government action to ensure refugees are able to make a full and positive contribution to society were announced today by the Home Office and Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).   

Teaching children to eat well and encouraging them to exercise is vital if Britain is to become a healthier and fitter nation Health Secretary John Reid said today at the publication of 'Delivering Choosing...

Manufacturing: 0.7% three monthly rise

£3.7 billion deficit in January 04

Every community in the country will get its own dedicated policing team by 2008, the Government has confirmed.

Tony Blair will take part in his weekly question and answer session today in Parliament today. Watch the broadcast here live at 1200 GMT. A brief summary of the topics covered will appear here by 1300 GMT.

The Government today set out how it would deliver its pledge to provide every community in the country with its own dedicated neighbourhood policing team by 2008.