The UK Government and Devolved Administrations announced today that four Commissioners - Lindsay Colbourne (Communications & Engagement); Anna Coote (Health); Alan Knight (Sustainable Consumption); and Ann Power...

Read the transcript of our webchat with James Hall, the head of the ID card scheme.

Next week you'll be able to question Beverley Hughes about all aspects of Government's childcare policy.

Safe and responsible recruitment of teachers and other staff working in schools and colleges was further strengthened today by the publication of new consolidated recruitment guidance by the Department for Education...

Skills Minister turns market trader to promote adult numeracy

Due to the continuing unrest in Oaxaca City, the Foreign Office has amended its travel advice to advise against all but essential travel to Oaxaca City.

Tony Blair took part in a video conference today where he shared his ideas for the future of Iraq and the Middle East.

Over 250 UK medical technology companies will be exhibiting their products and services at Medica 2006 in Dusseldorf, Germany. Seventy-four of these companies will be part of the UK@Medica pavilion in hall 16, and...

OGCbuying.solutions, trading arm of the Office of Government Commerce (OGC) has signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with major business software provider, Agresso. This new agreement will offer all public...

The Charity Commission and The Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) today formally announced the membership of its new Charities SORP Committee. The new members were recruited through open, external advertising...

Economic Secretary Ed Balls, today gave the Government's backing to a new and improved deal for banking customers and announced the creation of a new Payments Industry Association, which will be chaired independently...

Nearly 100,000 young people were tested for chlamydia in 2005-2006 through the National Chlamydia Screening Programme (NCSP), an increase of more than a third in the past year

An innovative NHS project to improve community health services in deprived areas has opened its hundredth new health centre.

The Queen has approved the nomination of the Reverend Prebendary Keith Michael Jukes BA, Vicar of Selby Abbey, to be appointed Dean of the Cathedral Church of St Peter and St Wilfrid, Ripon.

You'll be able to watch coverage of this year's Queen's Speech live on our website from around 1130 GMT on Wednesday.

A national campaign to place dignity and respect at the heart of caring for older people, backed by a £67 million grant to improve the environment of care homes across the country was unveiled today by...

Read the Lord Mayor's Banquet speech The PMOS started by giving an outline of the main points of the Prime Minister's Guildhall speech - these being; the overall context of the speech being about the relationship...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on Lord Mayor's Speech

Tony Blair is taking part in a video conference today where he will share his ideas for the future of Iraq and the Middle East.

The Queen has approved the nomination of the Reverend Prebendary Keith Michael Jukes BA, Vicar of Selby Abbey, to be appointed Dean of the Cathedral Church of St Peter and St Wilfrid, Ripon following the resignation...

Report of the Review of Nursing in the Community

Statistics on the number of students receiving Education Maintenance Allowances in academic year 2005-06.

Scottish Executive Action to Implement the Women and Work Commission's Recommendations

New technology in the home so you can track the energy you use and clearer more understandable energy bills are part of a consultation launched by Trade Secretary Alistair Darling today.

CPI stays at 2.4%, RPI up to 3.7%

Tony Blair has spelt out the importance of Britain's partnership with both America and Europe in his speech to the Lord Mayor's Banquet.

Do you have any questions about the proposed identity card scheme? Why not take part in our webchat with the man in charge of the project, today at 1600 GMT.

Everyone now has the chance to address, sign and deliver a petition directly to the Prime Minister with our new online service.

This is an appeal by way of case stated from the General Commissioners for the City of London Division. The question arising for decision is whether the decision to withdraw tax relief in respect of shares issued...

This is an appeal against a reserved judgment of His Honour Judge Barratt QC, sitting at Chichester County Court on 4 December 2005, whereby he gave judgment in the sum of £3,115 (including interest) in a ...

This is the judgment of the court.

Ed Balls, Economic Secretary to the Treasury, will announce today that, following a recommendation from the Chairman of the Office of Fair Trading, the Chancellor of the Exchequer has agreed to the establishment...