- 30 August - Mental health in Australia : a snapshot, 2004-05 - ABS article

31 August - Inequality and mortality: long-run evidence from a panel of countries - CEPR report

- 5 September - Life expectancy and disability in Australia - AIHW report

5 September - Call for balance in social exclusion debate - JRF

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) announced today the entry into force, on 4 September 2006, of a Double Taxation Convention with Botswana.

Are the Metropolitan Police Service's communication policies robust enough to fulfil the needs of London's diverse communities for timely and meaningful information?

Foreign Office Minister Kim Howells arrived in Pakistan from Kabul this afternoon on the second leg of his visit to South Asia. On arrival in Islamabad he said:

Asked why Tom Watson was still a minister when he had signed an ultimatum for the Prime Minister to go, the PMOS said that the Prime Minister was planning to talk to Tom Watson later today. Asked whether Tom Watson...

Asked what the Prime Minister was hoping to achieve on his shortly expected trip to the Middle East, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that the Prime Minister had set out his thinking on this in...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Middle East, Premiership

We are holding the latest in our series of popular webchats with Pat McFadden MP on Monday September 11 from 1600 BST. Pose a question and make your view heard.

METROPOLITAN POLICE AUTHORITY - 01/09/06 - REISSUED

The rich natural environment of the Isle of Man has been recognised with the designation of its first Wetland of International Importance under the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands, UK Biodiversity Minister Barry Gardiner...

Manufacturing: 0.9% 3 monthly rise

The OFT has provisionally found that six Scottish dairies entered into an agreement and/or concerted practice in the supply of fresh processed milk to 'middle ground' customers, in breach of competition law, over...

NICE proposals to release millions in NHS resources and reduce health inequalities

An independent report published today shows that being out of work is bad for both mind and body - progressively damaging health and decreasing life expectancy.

The first annual Efficiency Outturn Report reports on progress made in the Efficient Government Programme and details the gains made in 2005-06.

The quality of initial teacher training (ITT) is continuing to rise according to the results of the most comprehensive survey yet among new teachers, published today.

The Committee on Standards in Public Life today welcomed the recommendation from the Public Administration Select Committee that an independent investigatory mechanism should be introduced for alleged breaches of...