The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is to become the sole regulator for all safety issues associated with electricity transmission and distribution, following transfer of part of the Department for Trade and Industry...

Referring to the general elections that took place in Bosnia and Herzegovina on 1 October 2006, the Minister for Europe, Geoff Hoon, said:

Ian McCartney MP, Foreign Office Minister responsible for Burma, said today:

11 September - National and international trends in teacher education accreditation - Teaching Australia Report

26 September - Building new communities - Victorian Parliament report

The New Mental Health Act: Putting Principles into Practice - Information for Service Users and their Carers

The New Mental Health Act: An Introduction to the Mental Health Tribunal for Scotland - Information for Service Users and their Carers

The New Mental Health Act: A guide to the role of the mental health officer - Information for service users and their carers

The New Mental Health Act: A guide to the appeals process - information for service users and their carers

Bow county court is one of 11 courts taking part in a yearlong pilot scheme to improve the flow of information between agencies involved in anti social behaviour cases.

Birmingham county court is one of 11 courts taking part in a yearlong pilot scheme to improve the flow of information between agencies involved in anti social behaviour cases.

Bristol county court is one of 11 courts taking part in a yearlong pilot scheme to improve the flow of information between agencies involved in anti social behaviour cases.

Hull county court is one of 11 courts taking part in a yearlong pilot scheme to improve the flow of information between agencies involved in anti social behaviour cases.

Bradford county court is one of 11 courts taking part in a yearlong pilot scheme to improve the flow of information between agencies involved in anti social behaviour cases.

Leeds county court is one of 11 courts taking part in a yearlong pilot scheme to improve the flow of information between agencies involved in anti social behaviour cases.

Lambeth county court is one of 11 courts taking part in a yearlong pilot scheme to improve the flow of information between agencies involved in anti social behaviour cases.

Central London county court is one of 11 courts taking part in a yearlong pilot scheme to improve the flow of information between agencies involved in anti social behaviour cases.

Nottingham county court is one of 11 courts taking part in a yearlong pilot scheme to improve the flow of information between agencies involved in anti social behaviour cases.

Manchester county court is one of 11 courts taking part in a yearlong pilot scheme to improve the flow of information between agencies involved in anti social behaviour cases.

Liverpool county court is one of 11 courts taking part in a yearlong pilot scheme to improve the flow of information between agencies involved in anti social behaviour cases.

Put that the Deputy Prime Minister had said last week that he would step down when the Prime Minister stepped down, and would the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman step down then as well, the PMOS replied that...

Asked why the Prime Minister was meeting the CEO of Google this week, the PMOS replied that if he was, there was nothing unusual, as the Prime Minister met all sorts of people. However, if it was the case that...

Asked for further information about the Prime Minister's meeting with Prime Minister Erdogan of Turkey this week, the PMOS said that obviously, as always when Prime Minister Erdogan came, part of it would be about...

Asked if the Government was happy that soldiers serving in Iraq and Afghanistan were getting below the national wage, the PMOS replied that what the figures that had been produced did not take into account was that...

Asked for further information regarding the Prime Minister's visit to Madrid this week, the PMOS replied that this was a long-planned summit, regarding such issues as world-wide terrorism, and migration, which was...

The Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) told journalists that the Independent Monitoring Commission (IMC) report would be a very significant report in that we hoped that it would provide a definitive answer...

The maintenance of existing trees, and the planting of new saplings, comprises an important feature of urban and suburban planning in the UK. Trees provide pleasure, protection and shade; they help to soften the...

MR JUSTICE COLLINS: Before we go further I should deal with two applications that Mr Boulter has made to adjourn the proceedings and to seek to institute an appeal against the decision of the District Judge because...

LORD JUSTICE JACOB: Lundbeck own European Patent UK 0347066. It has six product claims and a single process claim, claim 6. For present purposes it is sufficient to say that the product claims cover the (+) enantiomer...

"At the Metropolitan Police Authority full meeting last week there was brief discussion around the use of the term "yobs" in a Metropolitan Police report on Safer Neighbourhoods. This has led to much media comment...

September - Building new communities - Victorian Parliament report

26 September - Education funding - Corner stones paper

28 September - Multiple assessments for children with significant and complex needs

This information sheet gives an overview of the sources of funding available to adult learners who want to study in Scotland

From Monday 2 October 2006 gangmasters and others who use labour to gather shellfish can apply for a licence. They have 6 months before it becomes mandatory.

Relationship targets significant expansion of QIAGEN's portfolio of molecular tests for infectious diseases in the veterinary market

The Dairy Hygiene Inspectorate (DHI), working on behalf of the Food Standards Agency, has merged with the State Veterinary Service (SVS). The merger helps simplify the inspection regimes currently operating in the...

The Department of Health is today issuing the latest information about the numbers of known cases of Creutzfeldt Jakob disease. This includes cases of variant Creutzfeldt Jakob disease (vCJD) - the form of the disease...

New laws coming into effect today will protect workers of all ages from discrimination in the work place.

Mr Richard Austen MBE has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Republic of Panama in succession to Mr James Malcolm OBE who will be retiring from the Diplomatic Service. Mr Austen will take up his appointment...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Michael Stone, Musharraf and CIA Report

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Northern Ireland/IMC Report, Madrid, Soldiers' pay, Prime Minister Erdogan's visit, Google and PMOS

This is an application for judicial review of a decision of the Secretary of State for the Home Department on 3rd November 2005 to refuse the Claimant, Mr Arslan, leave to enter the UK as a self-employed business...

Science and innovation consultation 2006

This report presents the findings of a small scale survey and information gathering exercise on sheriff clerks’ perspectives on child contact enforcement in Scottish sheriff courts.

Study aiming to provide a clear and robust information on the nature and extent of behaviour (including positive behaviour) in publicly funded schools in Scotland; to examine what is effective in preventing and ...

In June 2005, the Scottish Executive published its Action Plan for Hepatitis C. The document, entitled, Hepatitis C. Proposed Action Plan in Scotland, was circulated to a wide range of stakeholders throughout ...

Full report of the study aiming to provide a clear and robust information on the nature and extent of behaviour (including positive behaviour) in publicly funded schools in Scotland.

The Queen has approved the nomination of the Venerable Peter David Maurice BA, to the Suffragan See of Taunton, in the Diocese of Bath and Wells, in succession to the Right Reverend Andrew John Radford, who died...

Six international delegations will be visiting the UK to participate in the London Games Festival, 2 - 7 October.

A new shared equity mortgage to help an extra 20,000 people buy their own home is being launched today by Housing Minister Yvette Cooper.

Drivers on the M4 near Bristol are advised to take extra care during overnight resurfacing work. The £2million project will run from 9 October to 25 November to provide a quieter, safer road surface between...

The number of children given the mumps, measles and rubella (MMR) triple-vaccine has increased for the second year running.

The Framework details recommendations for improving emergency care for acutely ill and injured children and young people in Scotland.

Today sees the introduction of new rules that will stop wealthy defendants using public money to pay for their defence costs in criminal cases, when they can afford to pay for it themselves.

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