The Foreign Secretary utterly condemns the brutal killing of Ambassador Dr Ihab El Sherif, the Egyptian envoy to Baghdad.   

I am just going to make a short statement to you on the terrible events that have happened in London earlier today, and I hope you understand that at the present time we are still trying to establish exactly what...

Tony Blair has spoken about this morning's explosions on buses and Tubes in the capital. Speaking from the G8 summit in Gleneagles, he said his thoughts were with the victims and families of those involved in the...

Transcript of briefing given by the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman

Third consultation on measures to improve the protection of vulnerable adults

G & A Leisure Ltd of Newtown Powys, a pheasant breeder and organiser of pheasant shoot parties, was fined £35,000 and ordered to pay £25,000 in costs by Shrewsbury Crown Court on 6 July after...

G & A Leisure Ltd of Newtown Powys, a pheasant breeder and organiser of pheasant shoot parties, was fined £35,000 and ordered to pay £25,000 in costs by Shrewsbury Crown Court on 6 July after...

Rural Affairs Minister Jim Knight presented Tina Miller, from Higher Monkton Farm near Bridgwater, with a certificate of accreditation to work with school groups, at the Royal Show in Warwickshire.   

CORRECTED VERSION   

Sir Don Curry, chairman of the group implementing the Government's Sustainable Farming and Food Strategy, will be visiting Sparsholt College, Hampshire on Thursday 14 July to find out more about sustaining the...

The Chief Executive of the Veterinary Laboratories Agency (VLA), Professor Steven Edwards, today announced the publication of the Agency's 2004/2005 Annual Report and Accounts.   

Sir Don Curry, chairman of the group implementing the Government's Sustainable Farming and Food Strategy (SFFS), will be visiting Sparsholt College, Hampshire on Thursday 14 July to hear about progress made in...

Sea Fisheries Strategy Document

Professor Martin Cave today invited views on issues that he will address in his Independent Audit of Spectrum Holdings, which focuses primarily on public sector holdings. These issues are set out in a consultation...

Eight local authorities in England are having their budgets capped this year and will need to set lower council taxes, Local Government Minister Phil Woolas announced today.   

Off-peak work to improve safety along the A5 near Upper Stowe starts Monday 11 July and is due to last a week.   

Home Secretary Charles Clarke has made a statement on the explosions in London.

Tony Blair has spoken about this morning's explosions on buses and Tubes in the capital.

Leaders attending the G8 Summit have released a statement condemning the 'barbaric attacks' in London today.

Before he left Gleneagles, Tony Blair formally welcomed the leaders to the summit.

An information booklet- Being a Witness for Children in Criminal Proceedings

The OFT has decided to ban High Wycombe estate agent Ian Patrick Hanna from engaging in estate agency work. The decision will not come into effect until the end of an appeal process (see Note 4).   

North Northamptonshire's five local authorities are joining forces to find effective solutions to the area's development needs, Planning Minister Yvette Cooper announced today.   

- Strategy puts workforce at the heart of effective local government   

North Northamptonshire's five local authorities are joining forces to find effective solutions to the area's development needs, Planning Minister Yvette Cooper announced today.   

National Moth Night and Day takes place this year on Sunday 9 July and aims to celebrate moths throughout Britain. People throughout the country are encouraged to record flying moths at specified locations and ...

Key Findings and Publication of DWP Research: The potential for certification of incapacity for work by non-medical healthcare professionals   

A research report published today by the Department for Work and Pensions provides findings from an evaluation of the communications strategy which formed part of the Engaging Physicians, Benefiting Patients pilot...

Key Findings and Publication of DWP Research Report: Exploring how General Practitioners work with patients on sick leave: A study commissioned as part of the 'Job Retention and Rehabilitation Pilot' evaluation.   

Leaders from some of the world's emerging economies have been arriving at Gleneagles today.

Orders in the year to May 2005 rose by six per cent compared to orders in the previous twelve month period, and orders in the three months to May 2005 rose by eight per cent compared to the same three months a year...

PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT FOR WORK AND PENSIONS WORK, WELFARE AND EQUALITY DIRECTORATE   

English Heritage launches Buildings at Risk Register 2005 at Lancaster's Georgian gateway -   

Top fifth 4 times better off than bottom fifth

More people were living alone in 2004

Married couple families still the majority

Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh have hosted a special dinner for the world leaders who have gathered in Scotland.

Tony Blair and the US president have both said it is time to find an international consensus on dealing with global warming.

Widening works to add extra lanes to the M25 and the A2 near Dartford, Kent, came a step closer today with the award of a £138 million Highways Agency contract for the schemes.   

English Heritage Highlights Buildings at Risk in Hillingdon, Harrow, Ealing, Brent, Hounslow, Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea, Kingston upon Thames, Richmond upon Thames and Westminster -   

English Heritage Launches Buildings at Risk Register 2005 at Gibside Estate, Saved for the Nation-   

English Heritage Highlights Buildings at Risk in the City of London, Bexley, Greenwich, Hackney, Waltham Forest, Redbridge, Tower Hamlets, Newham, Barking and Dagenham and Havering -   

English Heritage Highlights Buildings at Risk in Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey and Islington-   

English Heritage Highlights Buildings at Risk in Wandsworth, Lewisham, Bromley, Lambeth, Southwark, Merton, Sutton and Croydon -   

Today, (Thursday 7 July) English Heritage launched the 2005 edition of its Buildings at Risk Register at Trentham Mausoleum, Stoke-on-Trent.   

English Heritage Launches Buildings at Risk Register 2005 Devon and Cornwall's Historic Buildings Saved for the Nation-   

English Heritage launches Buildings at Risk Register 2005 Dorset's historic buildings saved for the nation-   

One of Leicestershire's most important scheduled monuments, Grace Dieu Priory near Thringstone, played host to the East Midland's launch of the 2005 edition of the English Heritage Buildings at Risk Register today...

English Heritage Launches Buildings at Risk Register 2005 The Hat Shop, Tewkesbury Saved for the Nation-   

English Heritage launches Buildings at Risk Register 2005   

-English Heritage launches Buildings at Risk Register 2005-   

English Heritage has today (Thursday 7 July) launched its Buildings at Risk Register for 2005, which identifies buildings in desperate need of repair and restoration work. This year Northamptonshire has a total ...

English Heritage has today (Thursday 7 July) launched its Buildings at Risk Register for 2005, which identifies buildings in desperate need of repair and restoration work. This year Derbyshire has a total of 41 ...

English Heritage has today (Thursday 7 July) launched its Buildings at Risk Register for 2005, which identifies buildings in desperate need of repair and restoration work. This year Lincolnshire has a total of 40...

English Heritage has today (Thursday 7 July) launched its Buildings at Risk Register for 2005, which identifies buildings in desperate need of repair and restoration work. This year Nottinghamshire has a total of...

English Heritage launches Buildings at Risk Register 2005   

English Heritage launches Buildings at Risk Register 2005   

English Heritage launches Buildings at Risk Register 2005   

English Heritage launches Buildings at Risk Register 2005   

English Heritage Launches Buildings at Risk Register 2005 at Holy Trinity Church, Stockton -   

English Heritage launches Buildings at Risk Register 2005   

English Heritage launches Buildings at Risk Register 2005   

The "Future Capabilities" Command Paper published in July 2004 sets out the Ministry of Defence's proposals for modernising the force structure and capabilities of the armed forces to ensure that they are able to...

On 27 June I made a statement on the return of failed asylum seekers to Zimbabwe and I would now like to update the House on returns to Zimbabwe and on the situation of those who are currently refusing food.As I...

I am pleased to announce that the third annual report of the appointed person under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 has been laid before Parliament. The appointed person is an independent person who scrutinises the...

I am today announcing that the UK will provide £60 million to eradicate polio by end 2005/early 2006, and to boost the effort to ensure the world stays polio free thereafter. The UK will immediately and...

I have today placed before this House a copy of the third annual report of the Royal Ulster Constabulary GC Foundation which was sent to me under Article 8(2) of the Royal Ulster Constabulary GC Foundation Regulations...

I have today laid before both Houses the report by the Review Body on Senior Salaries on Pay for Standing Committee Chairmen in the House of Commons (Cm6566). Copies are available in the Vote Office and the Library...

Lord Falconer, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs, today announced the re-appointment until July 2006 of The Honourable Mr Justice Toulson as Chairman of the Law Commission of England...

Europe must pick up the pace of labour market reform if it is to achieve its ambitious 70 per cent employment target over the next five years, David Blunkett warned today (Thursday).   

Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh have hosted a special dinner for the world leaders who have gathered in Scotland today.