Put that in May the Prime Minister had said that the Chancellor was his preferred successor - therefore was this still the case, the PMOS said that the Prime Minister had said what he had said and he had made...

The Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) welcomed the announcement by President Abbas that he believed that he had reached a basis for a national unity government following his talks in Gaza. Of course we ...

11 September - Social exclusion action plan - Social Exclusion Task Force

OGCbuying.solutions, the trading arm of the Office of Government Commerce (OGC) has today announced that, as a result of the number of Microsoft licenses issued across the public sector now exceeding 1.5 million...

Membership of the Independent Living Review Expert Panel was announced today by Anne McGuire, Minister for Disabled People.

Tony Blair has marked the anniversary of the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington with words of condolence and sympathy.

Tony Blair has held talks with Lebanese PM Fouad Sinoria on the third day of his trip to the Middle East.

Evaluation of Skills for Work pilot courses: Interim summary (initially distributed at the SEED/HMIE Skills for Work Good Practice Conference on 19 June 2006).

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

1 September - School admissions rsearch - NFER report

8 September - Education admissions - DFES consultation

8 September - Probation risk management - HO report

8 September - Parents and professional advice - ESRC research

A major action plan to tackle barriers to women's achievement in the workplace and transform the culture in Britain 'from the playground to the boardroom' was launched today by Communities Secretary Ruth Kelly.

Substance Misuse Research: Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome: A New Intervention: A Community Based, Structured Health Visitor Assessment

The consultation response analysis of Improving the Health and Nutrition of Scotland's Children: Schools (Nutrition and Health Promotion) (Scotland) Bill

The repatriation of five soldiers killed in Afghanistan took place at RAF Brize Norton, Oxfordshire, this morning. The moving ceremony was attended by family friends and colleagues of those repatriated.

Health Minister Rosie Winterton today announced appointments to the board of the first national social enterprise organisation that will provide self-management courses and services to people with long-term health...

Consumer Minister Ian McCartney has today moved to ban imports of dangerous novelty lighters.

Consumer Minister Ian McCartney has today moved to ban imports of dangerous novelty lighters.

Better protection for vulnerable workers and a fair deal for good employers are at the heart of two pilot projects announced today by Employment Relations Minister Jim Fitzpatrick.

Process evaluation of Glasgow community addiction teams

Individual responses to a consultation on health promotion and nutrition in schools.

The OFT today welcomed the Government's announcement that it will legislate to provide cooling-off periods on goods and services sold to people in their homes, even when the sales representatives have been invited...

The Government has today published a consultation paper seeking the views of interested parties on the Rules to apply to the operation of the Gambling Appeals Tribunal. These are primarily functional, setting out...

In light of current investigations by the Charities Commission, the Department for Education and Skills believes it is right to put on record the Department's action in regard to the Jameah Islameah School.

New cases of homelessness have fallen to levels not seen since the early 1980s, Housing Minister Yvette Cooper announced today.

For the first time, student 'fire safety ambassadors' will urge university students living in rented accommodation to stay safe from fire.

Statistical Release

This release provides summary information, collected through the quarterly P1E returns, on local housing authorities' activities under homelessness legislation. This includes the number of households accepted, as...

Today, Acas Chair Rita Donaghy warned that time is running out for organisations to get to grips with the new age discrimination rules and what they will mean in practice. Acas is holding a fringe meeting at the...

Deficit unchanged at £3.8bn in July 2006

Factory gate inflation falls to 2.6%

Overnight resurfacing works between Busticle Lane and Lancing Manor Roundabout, in East Sussex will start on Monday 18 September and are due to be finished on Friday 22 September 2006.

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.