Asked if there were any further thoughts about General Michael Rose's comments during a radio interview earlier today, the PMOS replied that the only additional comment to add from what he had said in the morning...

Asked if there was anything further information about the "Respect" agenda tomorrow, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that the important thing was that the Prime Minister would set out...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Respect and General Rose

FIAS, the Fertiliser Industry Assurance Scheme, which comes into force on 9 January 2006, will provide assurance for all aspects of fertiliser production and distribution up to the point of delivery to the end user...

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FIAS, the Fertiliser Industry Assurance Scheme, which comes into force on 9 January 2006, will provide assurance for all aspects of fertiliser production and distribution up to the point of delivery to the end user...

The Secretary of State for International Development, Hilary Benn, and the Foreign Office Minister for Africa, Lord Triesman, have condemned the killing of an African Union Mission soldier in Sudan (AMIS), in an...

A motor company based in Reading has had its application for a consumer credit licence refused by the OFT.

A Stevenage based dental practice has had its application for a consumer credit licence refused by the OFT.

Asked about General Rose's comments on the Today programme that the Prime Minister should be impeached, the PMOS said that General Rose was entitled to his view. Equally the Government was perfectly entitled to ...

Asked if the speech tomorrow was the main event, the PMOS said that the plan rolled together the work of seven Whitehall departments and would see sixteen Ministers travelling around the UK highlighting new policies...

Asked whether the Government thought the EU Constitution needed a drastic rewrite, the PMOS said that the period of reflection would continue until June. It was better to allow that to happen. The Prime Minister...

Put to him that there had appeared to be a change in the Prime Minister's answer to the question by Andrew Marr about the length of his leadership when he had refused to reiterate the full third term phrase, the...

Asked if the Prime Minister was going to allow a free vote on smoking in the health bill, the PMOS said that the position on smoking was as it had been before Christmas. Asked if the Prime Minister had been...

Asked if there was likely to be a reshuffle this week, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said he was not anticipating anything today. It would happen when it happened. His line on this had not changed...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Gas Supply, Incapacity Benefit and Child Support Agency

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Reshuffle, Smoking, Leadership, EU Constitution, Respect Action Plan, Iraq

The UK Government and Devolved Administrations announced today that Dr Stewart Davies has been appointed to the Sustainable Development Commission as Business Commissioner.

Tony Blair has paid tribute to his former colleague Tony Banks who has died while on holiday in the United States.

Almost a third (33%) of 16-24 year olds admit they have passed off a ready meal as their own creation when they wanted to impress someone according to a Department of Health Survey out today. The survey, conducted...

The UK's £2 billion marine manufacturing industry continues to power ahead and enjoys bright prospects for the future, Minister for Industry and the Regions, Alun Michael, said today.