21 November 2005
Eu defence markets to be opened up
seen at 14:39, 21 November in
Ministry of Defence News - national
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EU Defence Ministers including Secretary of State for Defence, John Reid, have today agreed a voluntary Code of Conduct to encourage more use of open competition for Defence equipment procurements within the EU.
Government crackdown on sale of alcohol to kids - over 5,500 sting operations planned nationally
seen at 14:38, 21 November in
Home Office News - national
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Selling alcohol to children is illegal and will not be tolerated warned Home Office Minister Paul Goggins, as he announced that more than 5,500 sting operations will take place in the run-up to Christmas.
Moving towards a single family court
seen at 14:36, 21 November in
News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national
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Proposals to help streamline the family courts and improve the allocation of cases to the most appropriate level of judiciary by integrating the work of the Family Proceedings Courts and county courts have been ...
Finding of potato brown rot
seen at 14:35, 21 November in
Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national
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Potato brown rot has been found in potatoes of the variety Lady Rosetta.
Have your say on new planning powers for west northamptonshire development corporation
seen at 11:41, 21 November in
Office of the Deputy Prime Minister News - national
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A public consultation on new planning powers for West Northamptonshire Development Corporation (WNDC) was launched today by ODPM Minister Baroness Andrews.
Regulating animal research: inspectorate publishes first annual report
seen at 11:40, 21 November in
Home Office News - national
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The work of the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Inspectorate has been detailed in a report published today by the Home Office.
Waste research: defra issues 2nd call for proposals
seen at 11:37, 21 November in
Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national
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Defra today opened a second call for research proposals under its Waste and Resources Research Programme.
Look back at the PM's week
seen at 11:35, 21 November in
Number 10 » News Stories
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During a busy week, the PM delivered major speeches on foreign policy and education, spoke about climate change and Iraq, listened to young Muslims in Yorkshire and took part in Children in Need.
PM urges international co-operation on climate change
seen at 11:35, 21 November in
Number 10 » News Stories
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Tony Blair says that the UK is 'thinking globally and acting locally' to tackle environmental problems.
Standing up to Antisocial Behaviour: First Aniversary Report
seen at 10:43, 21 November in
The Scottish Government Publications - Latest
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Report linked to first anniversary of Antisocial Behaviour (Scotland) Act 2004
Local planning authority green belt statistics: england 2004
seen at 10:41, 21 November in
Office of the Deputy Prime Minister News - national
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This Statistical Release presents statistics on designated Green Belt land in individual local authorities in England. It relates to the extent of Green Belt in 2004 and is based on a methodology in which the extent...
Older and disabled people to receive virtual money box
seen at 10:36, 21 November in
Department of Health News - national
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£2.6m of funding for choice and control pilot projects announced
Chancellor announces new summer schools for enterprise
seen at 09:37, 21 November in
Treasury News - national
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown, today set out plans for Britain's first ever Enterprise Summer School pathfinders. The schools will be set up in every region of England, and in Scotland and Northern...
Uk biodiversity minister calls for urgent action to protect migratory species
seen at 09:31, 21 November in
Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national
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UK Biodiversity Minister Jim Knight today challenged the international community to take urgent action to protect endangered migratory species from the increasing pressures of development, poverty, and climate ...
Uk biodiversity minister calls for urgent action to protect migratory species
seen at 09:31, 21 November in
Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national
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UK Biodiversity Minister Jim Knight today challenged the international community to take urgent action to protect endangered migratory species from the increasing pressures of development, poverty, and climate ...
PM pays tribute to Mo Mowlam
seen at 09:28, 21 November in
Number 10 » News Stories
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Tony Blair delivered a warm tribute to former Northern Ireland secretary Mo Mowlam at a memorial service on Sunday, saying he remembered her with 'admiration and love.'