'Counter-Terrorism: The London Debate' is the MPA's programme of community engagement to counter terrorism. The third hearing in the programme will be held on Thursday 7 September 2006, when invited representatives...

The Committee on Standards in Public Life is holding its ninth public hearing, in London on Thursday 7th September 2006, to take evidence as part of its Review of The Electoral Commission. The hearing which is open...

On hearing of the plane crash in north east Iran, she said:

Dealing with agents and tax advisers is an important part of the way that HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) does business. From today the process by which customers authorise agents to act on their behalf has been streamlined...

The Metropolitan Police authority is carrying out a scrutiny of the Metropolitan Police Service's approach to policing drug crime in the capital. The Authority needs to be sure that the strategies and initiatives...

A Shropshire based company which marketed the installation of driveways, paths and patios using imprinted concrete has been wound up in the High Court following an investigation by the Companies Investigation Branch...

Balmoral seeks to appeal my judgment. In order to be able to do so it needs permission either from me, if I am still able to give it, or from the Court of Appeal, if I am not. It also needs to have filed an appellant...

16 August - Smoking and pregnancy - AIHW report

22 August - Regional differences in obesity - Statistics Canada report

23 August - Evaluation of 'Your health, your care, your say' - DH consultation

25 August - Forecasting obesity by 2010 - DH Report

25 August - Ethically mixed primary classes - ESRC research

The recovery of an off-shore bank account and sale of a detached house have raised £650,000 following an investigation by the Assets Recovery Agency. Jewellery and watches secreted around the Gerrards ...

A significant step forward in enabling disabled people across the world to enjoy full participation in society has been achieved at the United Nations, where the text of a Human Rights Convention for disabled people...

Responding to the report from Mohammed El-Baradei (the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Authority) on developments in Iran's nuclear programme, the Foreign Secretary said:

With more rain set to sweep across England and Wales tomorrow, water companies are having to turn their attention from water shortages to potential flooding - and in the worst case, to potential sewer flooding. ...

European heat waves are likely to become much hotter and much more frequent during the course of this century, states new research by the Met Office's Hadley Centre.

Replaces NPPG 4 and provides the policy framework that planning authorities should use when preparing their development plans and in determining planning applications.

Explains the consultation process undertaken in drafting SPP 4: Planning for Minerals and the changes that have been made to the SPP in the light of the consultation responses.

The following statistics were released today by the Department of Health:

Jobcentre Plus shows how childhood career aspirations may hold the key to job satisfaction

reponses to the public consultation on the renewed policy on architecture for Scotland

Table of Recommendations and Scottish Executive Response

Review of Genetics in Scotland

HM Treasury has today announced changes in the bonus rates for the Save As You Earn (SAYE) Sharesave scheme that will maintain them in line with other interest rates.

The following statistics were released today by the Department of Health:

Main Points This Month

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Friday 18 August 2006 PATEL and DEVJEE.

If you're one of the nine million people who has to complete a self assessment tax return, but you don't want to do the maths, file your return this month and the Taxman will do all the sums for you.

Young people are going to be asked their views in a new online consultation about plans to make the courts more child friendly. The DCA is seeking children's views on: