Company Director, Paul White (43) of Drayton today received a twelve month custodial sentence at Norwich Crown Court following the death of an employee at his paper recycling business, M W White Ltd of Ketteringham...

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All Armed Forces personnel and their families were urged to register to vote by Defence Secretary, John Reid, as he launched MOD's annual voter registration campaign today.

Wreaths of remembrance were laid today at the grave of the recently buried WWII bomber crew and the Berlin War Cemetery Memorial, by John Reid, UK Defence Secretary and Chairman of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission...

England's coastland, rivers, farms, and environmentally sensitive land are reaping the results of action to safeguard and improve England's wildlife and countryside, according to scientific data released today.

On 15 September, the British Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw, speaking for the EU Presidency, welcomed the formal start of the peace agreement in Aceh.

Foreign and Commonwealth Minister, Kim Howells MP, today welcomed the signing of an interfaith student exchange agreement. The agreement, signed as part of the "Dialogue with the Monotheistic Religions", is between...

Advice from the Food Standards Agency (FSA) that Defra's proposed robust BSE testing system for older cattle should replace the Over Thirty Months (OTM) rule, was accepted today by the Government.

First Release

Members of the public have their first chance to tell the Government exactly what they want from health and community services.

The release includes information on consultant numbers and the sickness absence rate for all staff employed in NHSScotland. This is the first publication of quarterly consultant numbers.

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The Competition Commission (CC) has formally cleared the completed acquisition by Bucher Industries AG (Bucher) of Johnston Sweepers Limited (Johnston).

Tony Blair says the UN is the 'visible and credible expression of global politics' and by working together its members can 'achieve the global will of the people.'

During a busy first day of the 2005 UN World Summit, Tony Blair met with a number of his fellow leaders before giving his address to the General Assembly.

Business should continue to create a valued, diverse and involved workforce to keep the EU at the forefront of an increasingly competitive world economy, Employment Minister Gerry Sutcliffe will tell a conference...

Tony Blair says the UN is the 'visible and credible expression of global politics' and by working together its members can 'achieve the global will of the people.'

Tony Blair has urged world leaders at the United Nations not to underestimate the threat from terrorism after tabling a successful resolution at the World Summit.