The Foreign Office today revised its travel advice for Tunisia. We are now advising of a high threat from terrorism.

Environment Minister Elliot Morley is encouraging contributions to the assessment of a scheme to ensure that Government contracts use only timber which meets the Government's sustainability requirements.

The Foreign Office has revised its travel advice for Israel and the Occupied Territories.

Watch our new film profiling just a few of the many engagements and duties Tony Blair carries out, offering a rare glimpse into his world.

The government will be launching new powers to deal with anti-social behaviour next week. You can take part in a web chat with Louise Casey, head of the Government's Respect task force, on Friday 13 January at 1130GMT...

Poultry owners have less than two months to register their flocks on the national Poultry Register, the Farming Minister Lord Bach reminded them today (Friday January 6th).

"Properties from hell" will be "shut and sealed" under proposed powers to be unveiled next week by the Prime Minister as part of the Government's ongoing drive against anti social behaviour.

New technology helps provide support to let people live at home

The Government is today making an order to provide for an increase in merger fees charged by the competition authorities with effect of 6 April 2006. This increase will be phased in a two-stage process over a three...

The Queen has approved that the Right Honourable the Lord Mackay of Clashfern KT be re-appointed Lord High Commissioner to the 2006 General Assembly of the Church of Scotland.

Visitors to Defra's website will be able to go on a virtual voyage with Chief Scientific Adviser Professor Howard Dalton from Monday (January 9th) when he travels to the Antarctic. Prof Dalton will record and share...

The Government is today making an order to provide for an increase in merger fees charged by the competition authorities with effect of 1 April 2006. This increase will be phased in a two-stage process over a three...