Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Ed Balls, and Financial Services Authority (FSA) Chief Executive, John Tiner, today announced the UK's proposals for a step change in the approach to insurance supervision which...

Tony Blair has held talks with Romano Prodi, the Italian prime minister. He also welcomed King Abdullah of Jordan to Number 10 today.

31 October - Prisoner health information - AIHW report

1 November - Offshore asylum policies - RSC Working Paper

1 November - Social democracy in northern Europe - ARPA article

2 November - Juvenile sexually abusive behaviour - DH report

2 November - Young people who sexually abuse - DH & HO report

Following a number of complaints to Consumer Direct, the OFT is warning consumers not to respond to letters claiming to be from an international debt collecting company.

A plan to conserve the genetic material of the country's farmed animals was launched today.

Membership of the European Union and NATO would provide real benefits for the people of the Western Balkans and for Europe as a whole, Minister for Europe Geoff Hoon said today.

Mr Anthony Cary CMG has been appointed Her Majesty's High Commissioner to Canada in succession to Mr David Reddaway CMG, MBE who has been transferred to another Diplomatic appointment. Mr Cary will take up his new...

We always review our Travel Advice when there is a specific terrorist threat to ensure that it is described in an accurate, up-to-date, consistent and helpful manner. We attach great importance to providing information...

ID cards, Saddam Hussein's death penalty and security in the Middle East dominated the PM's monthly press briefing.

Do you have any questions or concerns about the proposed identity card scheme? If so, take part in our webchat with the man in charge of the project.

The trial of Saddam Hussein is a reminder of the former Iraqi president's "barbaric brutality'', Tony Blair has said.

Children, Young People and Families Minister Beverley Hughes today welcomed the next stage of a project that will look at how boarding provision might be used to improve the life chances of some vulnerable children...

The Parole Board today published its Annual Report and Accounts for 2005/06, reporting on its performance against business plan targets, statistics for determinate sentence and life sentence prisoners and accounts...

Nine areas across England will share £7.5 million to help them develop innovative plans to tackle local congestion and inform the debate on a national road pricing scheme, Transport Secretary Douglas Alexander...

A new framework setting out the Government's key policies and principles for minerals planning in England has been published today. Looking at challenges ahead for supply, it seeks to balance the needs of the UK...

KPMG were appointed to investigate and report on the accuracy of Scottish Enterprise’s 2005-06 resource budget overspend and to provide comment on the overall robustness of the financial monitoring arrangements...

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People with mental health problems will have more choice over their treatment under new guidance published by the Department of Health today. The document, 'Our Choices in Mental Health', sets out the national framework...

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...

The Prime Minister has today re-appointed Councillor Jagir Sekhon OBE as a Trustee of the National Maritime Museum. The term of appointment will be for four years from 15 November 2006.

The aim of this review was to determine whether Choices for Life was successful in promoting healthy living awareness.

The Chief Medical Officer's Report to Scottish Ministers on the health of the Nation

The identity card scheme is essential if we are to tackle the problems of the modern world, Tony Blair has said.

The WHO Europe Family Health Nursing Pilot in Scotland. Final Report

Scientists should be as celebrated and famous as our sport stars or business entrepreneurs, Tony Blair has said. Watch the speech or read fascinating background papers to the lecture.

Tony Blair has helped a listener of Virgin Radio win a special contest by phoning in a "celebrity" message.