A Chartered Accountant from Waterlooville, Hampshire has been disqualified from acting as a director for six years after giving an undertaking to the Secretary of State.

Burns Pet Nutrition Ltd and company secretary Mr John Burns have each been found guilty of two offences under Regulation 3 of the Marketing Authorisations for Veterinary Medicinal Products Regulations 1994.

Asked to clarify the figures regarding flu vaccinations that the figures rather than being 11 million at risk were more like 14 ½ million, the PMOS gave some statistics to journalists. Last year, 13 million...

Asked what the expectations of her meeting with the Prime Minister were, and also, was there an expectation that she would be more conducive to business than her predecessor, the PMOS replied that obviously, this...

Asked why it was thought necessary threaten the use if the Official Secrets Act in last night's case, the PMOS said he was certainly not going to give a running commentary on legal proceedings. Asked several times...

Asked if the Prime Minister was concerned at the message the "On the Runs" legislation might send to future home grown generations of terrorists, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said absolutely...

Press briefing from the Prime Ministers Official Spokesman on: Northern Ireland, Mirror, Angela Merkel Meeting-Europe and Flu vaccinations

How the teacher induction scheme will operate for 2006/07

Publication of Practice Team Information (PTI) for year ending 31st March 2005

A consultation on changes to the appointment processes for headteachers and deputes, in the context of the Scottish Schools (Parental Involvement) Bill 2005.

OFT proposes practical economic basis for EC assessments

Anne Galbraith OBE has been re-appointed as Chairman of the Valuation Tribunal Service (VTS) for a further three years from 1 April 2006, Local Government Minister Phil Woolas has announced.

A body set up to maintain high quality standards among forensic professionals will continue to be funded by the Government for the next five years, Home Office Minister Andy Burnham announced today.

Crime Concern, the national crime reduction agency, has taken over the challenge of driving forward Positive Futures, the Government's highly successful sports-based intervention programme for young people.

The Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs and Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer has announced the appointment of the Right Honourable Lord Justice Moore-Bick as Chairman of the Legal Services Consultative Panel...

Government plans to further encourage diversity in the legal professions were announced today by legal services Minister Bridget Prentice.

Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell today welcomed the start of the new licensing regime that introduces tough new penalties for premises that fuel alcohol-related disorder and gives responsible adults more freedom.

New targets announced today by Defra, the Welsh Assembly Government and the Scottish Executive mean that more packaging waste will be recycled in the coming 5 years.

The UK Government has won its legal case in the Court of First Instance which challenged the European Commission's refusal to consider the amendment to the UK's National Allocation Plan.

The UK is pressing world governments to agree to new measures to ensure the survival of a much-loved but increasingly rare shark and a rarely seen seabird.

Environment Minister Elliot Morley today named the successful bidders to lead a pilot study investigating water affordability for lower income households.

"The very survival of the welfare state depends on more people in work" Employment Minister Margaret Hodge told European experts today.

Tony Blair anwsered questions in Parliament today during his weekly PMQ session.

Tony Blair has offered his sympathy to the loved ones of police officer Sharon Beshenivsky. He said his thoughts were with her family during this difficult time.

As weather forecasters warn of the potential for a significantly colder winter than for many years this winter, and wintry showers expected in some parts of the UK at the end of this week, the Highways Agency and...

Philip Graf has been appointed as the Non-Executive Deputy Chairman of Ofcom.

Asked if the Prime Minister shared the same view as Paul Goggins regarding the number of incidents reported by police would increase as a result of the introduction of the Licensing Law, the PMOS replied that he...

Put forward that there was a breaking story that some power stations were reducing their output because of price increases, and was there anything the PMOS could add, the PMOS said: no. In terms of the gas situation...

Asked if Government departments had offered their staff flu vaccinations, the PMOS said it was important to get the issue in context. 14 million doses of influenza vaccine were ordered this year, and we reckoned...

Asked if the Prime Minister was going to apologise for the Government's failure to meet the targets on asylum removals, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) replied that we believed that we would meet ...

Tony Blair is anwsering questions from MPs in Parliament.

Press briefing from the Prime Ministers Official Spokesman on: Asylum, Flu Vaccinations, Power Stations and Licensing Law

Following on from the Fire and Rescue Services Act 2004, which recognised the wider role of the fire service for the first time in 50 years, the ODPM has published revised plans to give statutory functions to the...

Jenny Watson has been appointed as Chair of the Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) by the Trade and Industry Secretary of State Alan Johnson.

Total production higher 3 mths to Oct

Tony Blair will answer questions from MPs today in his weekly PMQ session. You will be able to watch the broadcast live here from 1200 GMT.

HMRC have today reached a settlement of their claim for compensation from Electronic Data Systems Ltd. (EDS) and Electronic Data Systems Corporation for the problems experienced with the IT system developed by EDS...

My right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, chaired the EU Education and Youth Council held in Brussels on 15 November. I represented the UK during the Education Council and Peter Peacock...

In accordance with schedule 2, paragraph 11 (5) of the Health and Social Care (Community Health and Standards Act 2003, Monitor's review and consolidated accounts of National Health Service foundation trusts 2004...

I have today placed in the Library of the House copies of the National Reducing Re-Offending Delivery Plan, which the Government are launching today. The Delivery Plan builds on the Reducing Re-Offending National...

I have today laid in draft before Parliament the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 and Money Laundering Regulations (Amendment) Order 2005.The draft Order brings to a conclusion an informal consultation exercise which ...

On 19 November, my hon. Friend the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State attended the Pakistan earthquake donor conference in Islamabad. The United Nations, represented by the Secretary-General Kofi Annan, all ...

I am today announcing the outcome of the Review of Public Administration in Northern Ireland. This review was launched by the Northern Ireland Executive in June 2002, but since the suspension of the Northern Ireland...

The Government in Northern Ireland is today publishing its decisions on the Review of Public Administration (RPA) consultation. My right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland has already made a...

I am today announcing my plans for future health and social care structures in Northern Ireland. The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland's announcement on the Review of Public Administration in Northern Ireland...

Waterways Ireland is a cross border implementation body established by agreement between the British and Irish Governments dated 8 March 1999. The body has responsibility for the management, maintenance, development...