Today we are doing an event with Lord Browne of BP and the Governor. The key subject is climate change, and I think what you will find is that we will be announcing at that meeting that California and ourselves...

Now in terms of developments here, can I first of all clearly welcome the fact that the Security Council has passed the resolution on Iran. That is both significant and welcome and we hope that Iran abides by what...

The Prime Minister will be meeting Californian Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and business leaders to discuss climate change, as Mr Blair continues his tour of the West Coast state.

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Middle East and Climate Change

Today the Foreign Secretary, Margaret Beckett said:

Lord David Triesman, Foreign Office Minister for Africa, today commented on the successful conclusion to Sunday's polling in the DRC elections:

Summary of findings from the public consultation on the SRDP Strategic Plan 2007-2013

The Chancellor has appointed Jane Platt as the new Chief Executive of National Savings and Investments (NS&I).

The Board of Inquiry (BOI) report into the death of Sergeant Steve Roberts in Az Zubayr, Iraq, has been presented to his family today. Sgt Roberts, of 8 Troop CYCLOPS (Squadron), 2nd Royal Tank Regiment (2 RTR), ...

Defra has translated complicated licence application guidelines into plain English to make the process easier for fishermen.

The 7th Kilbrandon Lecture, delivered by Trond Waage, UNICEF Special Adviser, at the Bute Hall, University of Glasgow on 1 November 2005.

A £1.15 billion contract for the redevelopment, management and operation of facilities on the Northwood Headquarters site was announced by Defence Minister Tom Watson today.

Drivers travelling on parts of the M6 and M5 this summer will be given real-time information about how long their journey will take.

Radical reforms of the legal aid system were being discussed today by Legal Aid Minister Vera Baird and legal aid practitioners from across the north-east of England.

UK Government and the devolved administrations today welcomed the report by the Committee on Radioactive Waste Management making recommendations for the long-term management of the UK's higher level radioactive ...

Defra has translated complicated licence application guidlines into plain English to make the process easier for fishermen.

Prime Minister Tony Blair called today for "maximum restraint" in the Middle East conflict and "maximum pressure" to achieve a United Nations resolution to halt the conflict.

District Judge Margaret Wilby will retire from the District Bench on the Northern Circuit on 31 July 2006

Her Majesty The Queen has signified Her intention of appointing Mark Richard Haigh to be a District Judge with effect from 31 July 2006. Mr Haigh will be based at Bolton Combined Court Centre and Bury County Court...

HM The Queen has been pleased to approve the appointment of Mr. Nigel John Martin Teare, Q.C., to be a Justice of the High Court.

This evaluation explores the experience of the CitiStat pilot in Scotland. CitiStat has been piloted by City of Edinburgh Council, Aberdeen City Council and NHS Tayside between September 2005 and February 2006 ...

This evaluation explores the experience of the CitiStat pilot in Scotland. CitiStat has been piloted by City of Edinburgh Council, Aberdeen City Council and NHS Tayside between September 2005 and February 2006 ...

Sir Hayden Phillips has today launched an online forum - http://forum.partyfundingreview.gov.uk - on political party funding. The forum gives a chance for members of the public to discuss the key issues on how ...

Leading figures from culture, creativity and the arts have pledged their support to the development of a national cultural programme leading up to the 2012 London Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Some of the best examples of imaginative and innovative ways to improve services in rural areas are highlighted in Defra's Rural Services Review, published today.

The following statistics were released today by the Information Centre for health and social care:

The Prime Minister has re-appointed Mike Emmerich Esq as a Trustee of the National Heritage Memorial Fund. His term of appointment will run from 29 July 2006 to 28 July 2009.

An updated picture of the UK's environmental, social and economic wellbeing has been published today, with more than half the official measurements showing improvement.

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Consultation on a review of the British Wool Marketing Board.

Justice Department Circular regarding Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (Recovery of Cash in Summary Proceedings:Minimum Amount) Order 2006

Small-time criminals involved in money laundering, drug dealing and other types of criminal activity now stand to have smaller sums of illicit cash sums seized by law enforcement agencies.

A report published today by HM Inspectorate of Probation on the National Probation Service's substance misuse work with offenders shows a substantial improvement in the availability of treatment for drug misusing...

In May, the Legal Services Complaints Commissioner, Zahida Manzoor CBE, announced that she would be levying a penalty of a quarter of a million pounds on the Law Society. This was because the Law Society had submitted...

New data shows that fly-tipping by householders is now costing local authorities as much to clean up as waste dumped by organised waste criminals.*

Tony Blair has spoken of the "sheer scale, pace and reach of change" that leaders have to deal with in the modern world.