Scottish Executive Consolidated Accounts For 2005 - 2006
Transporters can, from today, apply for authorisation to carry animals under new rules which become law in January.
Asked what the next steps were post-Stern and whether the Germans would need persuading on Friday, the PMOS said, as way of background, we had initiated several things before Stern: Gleneagles; then the Gleneagles...
Asked whether the Prime Minister would be taking part in the Iraq debate today, the PMOS said the Prime Minister and the Government were very clear in their view of the issue at the core of this. As the PMOS...
Asked for a read out of the Prime Minister's meeting with the Sudanese Vice President, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said journalists would not be surprised by the messages the Prime Minister had...
Tony Blair held talks with General Salva Kiir Mayardit to discuss the conflict in Darfur.
Online gambling has more than doubled in the last five years, an independent research review published by the Government today reveals.
Tony Blair has praised those carrying out important work at the frontline of safeguarding child welfare by inviting them to a special reception at Number 10.
Delaying action on climate change - even by a decade or two - will take the planet into dangerous territory, a new report warns. Make sure you see our special climate change pages.
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Sudan, Iraq Inquiry Debate and Stern Report
Education and Skills Secretary Alan Johnson today announced the launch of the first three National Skills Academies to drive up the standard of industry training, improve productivity and tackle skills shortages...
Schools Minister Jim Knight today announced the appointment of Dr Nick Johnson to the board of the Training and Development Agency for Schools (TDA). The three-year appointment starts with immediate effect.
26 October - How local authorities drive improved outcomes in education - NLGN report
Invitations to Tender (ITT) for bidders for three new rail franchises, New Cross Country, East Midlands and West Midlands will be issued by the Department for Transport today.
A Belgian trawler caught fishing illegally inside the UK's 12-mile limit was ordered to pay more than £12,000 yesterday (October 30).
Speaking to the Kings Fund, Lord Hunt of Kingsheath called for public health professionals to ensure that the health benefits of work are recognised and continue to form a key part of any strategy to improve the...
At the initiative of the Prime Minister senior decision-makers in the international business community will join Ministers, investment bankers and CEOs from the Caribbean at an investment conference in London on...
Following the merger of the National Archives and The Office of Public Sector Information (OPSI) on 31 October 2006, the Advisory Panel on Public Sector Information (APPSI) will now advise Ministers at the Department...
The key elements of a programme to help farmers tackle the causes of harmful water pollution are now in place, Environment Minister Ian Pearson announced today.
£10 million capital fund for NHS Plus
The Social Security Advisory Committee (SSAC) has published its Report for the period from August 2005 to July 2006. The report will be presented to the Committee's first 'Stakeholder Seminar', to be held in London...
If you're one of the millions of people who visit NHS Direct Online every month, you'll notice that your favourite health website now has a fresh new look and feel, and lots of new features to help you get the health...
Asked if the Prime Minister had had a call from the police today, the PMOS said no....
Asked if there was any comment on the David Mills trial, the PMOS said no. Asked whether the Prime Minister still had full confidence in the Culture Secretary, the PMOS said yes....
Asked about the visit of the Sudanese Vice President, the PMOS said that anybody who had read the recent statements by the Prime Minister would know where he was coming from. The Prime Minister believed that all...
Asked about new climate change targets, the PMOS said that the problem was not with targets per se. It was with annual targets. The problem with annual targets was they were subject to fluctuations of the economy...
Asked if the Prime Minister was adamant that he would not agree to a Franks style inquiry into the Iraq war, including in when deployment was over, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that people...
Delaying action on climate change - even by a decade or two - will take the planet into dangerous territory, a new report warns. Make sure you see our special climate change pages.
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Iraq Inquiry, Climate Change, Sudanese Vice President, David Mills and Police Inquiry
A new centre for students who have ambitions to work in the world of fashion retail has been opened by Tony Blair in the heart of London's West End.
The Department for Communities and Local Government published today the Fire and Rescue Service (FRS) Operational Statistics Bulletin, which covers operational statistics for the period 1 April 2004 to 31 March ...
The latest national fire statistics covering the 12-month period up to 31 December 2005 continue to show a fall in the total number of fire related deaths - now the lowest since 1959.
The purpose of this statistics release is to present national figures on visually impaired persons registered with Local Authorities in Scotland.
This statistics release presents information on reconvictions of offenders who were released from custody or given non-custodial sentences in Scotland in 2002/03, over two year intervals. Reconviction statistics...
This Sponsored Research project aimed to evaluate the national frameworks for Education for Citizenship in terms of awareness, implementation, impact and possible obstacles, focusing on teachers in their induction...
More than 300 nature reserves, parks and reservoirs are being added to the list of sites where wild birds are tested for signs of avian influenza, Environment Secretary David Miliband announced today.
The following statistics were released today by the Information Centre For Health and Social Care:
£10 million capital fund for NHS Plus
My honourable friend the Minister of State for Employment and Welfare Reform (Jim Murphy) has made the following Statement.
Today, I am pleased to announce that Jobcentre Plus is to introduce enhanced services...
As an experiment this summer Members were entitled to table six additional Questions for Written Answer, on Monday 4 September. I am grateful to the House authorities, particularly the Table Office, for their...
With the support of Her Majesty's Government, the United Nations Security Council on 14 October 2006 unanimously adopted UNSCR 1718 (2006) under Chapter VII of the UN Charter. The Security Council's rapid and...
A report was commissioned of the Chief Medical Officer, Sir Liam Donaldson, by the then Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Health, Dr Stephen Ladyman, and the then Minister of State for Children, Young...
On 5 June I was pleased to announce new funding of £27 million spread over three years for children's hospice services. Applications for the Children's Hospice and Children's Hospice at Home Grant have...
Today the Government publish a consultation paper on a new charging regime for immigration and nationality fees, meeting our commitments to consult on charging for the new points based system and significant ...
Following the decision to abandon plans for police force mergers in the immediate future, I agreed in principle to provide police authorities with assistance towards the additional costs incurred through the ...
I have today published two papers on pensions reform.
In May, the Government published its Command Paper "Security in retirement: towards a new pensions system". In the 15-week consultation period we have...
Today, I am pleased to announce that Jobcentre Plus is to introduce enhanced services across the country for people who wish to apply for working age benefits.
In response to feedback from customers, staff...
Tony Blair has praised those carrying out important work at the frontline of safeguarding child welfare by inviting them to a special reception at Number 10.
Bandwith Shipping Corporation v INTAARI [2006] EWHC 2532 (Comm) (17 October 2006)
This appeal arises out of evidence given by Professor Sir Roy Meadow, whom I will call Professor Meadow, in the prosecution of Sally Clark. In November 1999 Mrs Clark was tried for the murder of her two sons. ...
Regeneration charities may be the newest kids on the charity block but a report published today by the Charity Commission, the charities' regulator, shows they are streets ahead in terms of performance, effectiveness...
50th Foundation Trust amongst those approved