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

Asked how long the Government was content to allow strikes by local government workers to take place before intervening, the PMOS said that this matter was being dealt with by the Deputy Prime Minister's Office. ...

The Prime Minister Official Spokesman (PMOS) previewed the Prime Minister's speech on Climate change later. He said that in terms of climate change, the Prime Minister would address the climate change conference...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Climate Change and Other Business

Details of how the new Shared Equity Taskforce plans to extend the opportunities for young people to get a first step on the housing ladder have been unveiled today.

New proposals to drive up water efficiency in new and existing homes will be the focus of a consultation to be issued this Summer.

The UK and Brazilian governments joined together this morning to strongly encourage businesses to engage in biodiversity issues.

CURITIBA: A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) designed to help build capacity to conserve and enhance biological diversity around the world was signed by the UK's Biodiversity Minister in Brazil last night.

New proposals to drive up water efficiency in new and existing homes will be the focus of a consultation to be issued this Summer.

UK business is to get £80million next month to support technology innovation, Trade and Industry Secretary Alan Johnson announced today.

Veterans Minister Don Touhig has today announced an extension of the ex-gratia payment scheme for former Far East prisoners of war and civilian internees (FEPOW).

"Each year approximately 17 workers are killed on essential projects procured by the public sector ", Lord Hunt, Minister for health and safety, said today at a major construction event. "This human cost is too ...

Trade and Industry Secretary, Alan Johnson, will today congratulated the latest winners of the Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) awards, recognising the outstanding achievements of some of the brightest potential...

Consultation documents relating to the consolidation of the Seeds (Registration, Licensing and Enforcement) Regulations 1985

Renewable Devices SMART and SPUR case study

Proven Engineering SMART:SCOTLAND Case Study

Iatros Case SPUR case study

A package of measures to increase carbon savings through the planning system and through the work of local authorities was announced today as part of the Government's Climate Change Programme Review.

Government launches strategy to increase local level energy production and reduce carbon emissions

The Queen has approved that Alec Forshaw MA be appointed as a Member of the Churches Conservation Trust for a period of three years from 1 April 2006.

Culture Minister, David Lammy welcomes the Budget announcement that the Listed Places of Worship and Memorials Grants schemes will now run until 2011.

Elliot Morley, Environment Minister, has made the following non-executive appointments to the board of the Water Services Regulation Authority (WSRA):

An ambitious programme to tackle climate change domestically and to secure agreement on action to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions was published by the Government and devolved administrations today.

Homeless Applications between 1st April to 30th September 2005 and households in temporary accommodation as at 31st December 2005.

The future of service delivery to neighbourhoods is at a crucial turning point. Government, councils and service providers are facing a "make or break" moment, according to an independent report published today.

The Competition Commission (CC) has provisionally cleared the completed acquisition of Macaw (Holdings) Ltd (Macaw) by Cott Beverages Ltd (Cott). In its provisional findings report published at www.competition-commission...

Children are at risk of permanently damaging their eyesight and even risk blindness if they look directly at the partial eclipse tomorrow warned the Chief Medical Officer Sir Liam Donaldson.

Institutional net investment £27.4bn

0.9% fall in fourth quarter 2005

Teacher Census results, September 2005. Teachers and support staff in publicly funded schools in Scotland.

The results of this omnibus survey identified a 'top 10' list of animal and plants species and habitats identified through scientific criteria for the conservation of biodiversity in Scotland.

"My release is a huge relief and I am glad now to be home in the UK with my family.

As part of a review being conducted by Sir Gus O'Donnell, the Cabinet Secretary, into the role and functions of the Cabinet Office, the central operation and support functions for Directgov, and the 17 civil service...

It has been drawn to my attention that there was an inadvertent error in Budget Resolution 61. This resolution should have read as follows:"That.(1) Part 4 of the Finance Act 2003 shall be amended as follows.(2) ...

I would like to inform the House that we will disband 655 Squadron Army Air Corps (AAC), the Northern Ireland (NI) based Lynx light utility helicopter squadron, by April 2007. There are no military or civilian redundancies...

I have today laid before the House a White Paper "Further Education: Raising Skills—Improving Life Chances" which sets out the Government's plans for the reform of further education.There is much to be proud of ...

I wish to make a statement to the House informing members about the Gibraltar constitutional negotiations, which concluded successfully in London on Friday 17 March.A joint statement by the UK and Gibraltar was ...

My right hon. Friend the Foreign Secretary , Sir John Grant (UK permanent representative to the EU) and I represented the UK at the General Affairs and External Relations Council (GAERC) in Brussels on 20 March ...

In April 2004 my predecessor required the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), under section 79(1) of the Police Act 1996, to undertake a review of the circumstances surrounding the death of Mr. Christopher...

The PM laid a wreath at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra during the last leg of his trip "down under". He also paused to place poppies in the World War II honour roll.

The relationship between Britain and Australia is of "immense importance" in the modern world, Tony Blair has said.