The Foreign Office has revised its travel advice for Chad. We are now advising against all travel to Chad.

"Competition and Choice in the UK Audit Market", an independent analysis of the audit market in the UK was jointly published today by the DTI and Financial Reporting Council. The research, conducted by economic...

Three reports on different aspect of eyecar in Scotland, for public consultation

Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell today appointed the 12 new members who will make up the Board of Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA).

The Government has decided to meet the cost of one pre-movement test per English herd owner for cattle aged over 15 months of age and moving out of a 1-2 yearly tested herd in England. These transitional arrangements...

The OFT has today published new interim arrangements for informal advice and pre-notification contacts on proposed mergers.

Changes to the planning system to restrict the expansion of out-of-town retail floorspace and to encourage improved design, were announced by Planning Minister Yvette Cooper today.

Lord Drayson, Minister for Defence Procurement today welcomed the news that the VT Group have been selected as the preferred bidder to enter the next round of discussions for the supply of Ocean Patrol Vessels (...

A new advertising campaign aimed at encouraging friends of victims of domestic violence to report offences was launched today in Leeds. There are some 12,000 reported incidents of domestic violence in Leeds every...

Today Jack Straw said:

Reforms in the NHS will bring improvement as the service becomes more "patient-centred", Tony Blair said today at a meeting of health bosses.

The OFT has revoked the consumer credit licence of a motor dealer based in Southampton.

New guidelines to deliver greater transparency and better information gathering for OFT cases

Strong housing management which improves the quality of lives of residents whilst making a major contribution to delivering sustainable communities is at the heart of a Government consultation launched today.

The Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, Tessa Jowell, announced today plans to ensure the new BBC Trust has the right balance of change and continuity by appointing three BBC governors to the new body...

Cutting edge micro and nanotechnology projects across the UK are set to get a Government boost of nearly £10 million, Trade and Industry Secretary Alan Johnson announced today.

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Some of the nasty whiffs from local sewage treatment works could be a thing of the past thanks to a new voluntary Code of Practice published today by Defra.

Secretary of State for Health, Patricia Hewitt today announced a reorganisation of Strategic Health Authorities (SHAs) in England.

- Patients in Birmingham and St Helens to benefit from new multi-million pound NHS hospitals - - Biggest hospital PFI project outside London gets the green-light -

Labour market figures published today show that:

An artefact possibly used by monks who fancied an illicit tipple, or in pursuit of the alchemist's dream, is one of the stunning objects going on display for the first time at 12th century Byland Abbey, near Thirsk...

Rate stays at 74.5% in 3 months to Feb 2006

Bonuses increase pay growth in Feb 2006

To create a service led, risk and benefit based strategic platform to support effective strategis and operational project management.

To develop and implement a public sector procurement framework within Tayside.

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) will shortly be publishing a revised Guide to the European Union (EU). At the same time the FCO will launch an updated Britain in the EU section of its website. The EU guide...

On 2 March 2004 it was announced, in a Written Ministerial Statement, that the Government had decided that the Lord Chancellor's ecclesiastical patronage should revert to the Crown, acting through the Prime Minister...

As part of a review being conducted by Sir Gus O'Donnell, the Cabinet Secretary, into the role and functions of the Cabinet Office, my honourable friend the Parliamentary Secretary at the Cabinet Office (Mr Murphy...

Today we are publishing the Government's response to the consultation paper, Restructuring Probation to Reduce Re-offending, published on 20 October 2005.On 9 February 2006 we set out our Five Year Strategy for ...

Islamic Relief is to receive funding of at least £0.75 million per year for the next five years from the UK Government's Department for International Development (DFID), under the terms of a new partnership...

"Competition and Choice in the UK Audit Market", an independent analysis of the audit market in the UK was jointly published today by the DTI and Financial Reporting Council. The research, conducted by economic ...

DTI MAKES £1.8M AWARD TO BOOST CLAMP DOWN ON ROGUE TRADERS