The summary for the Foreign Office Travel Advice to the Philippines now reads:
Cherie Blair flicked the switch on the Downing Street Christmas lights this evening after hosting a children's party in Number 10.
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Cabinet, Iraq Study Group, Prince of Wales' Conference, Lecture on Integration and Multi-Culturalism and Policy Inquiry
Alongside today's Pre-Budget Report two reports were published to strengthen the partnership between government and the third sector.
The Chancellor today announced a package of environmental measures to tackle climate change as part of his Pre-Budget Report.
Lord Triesman, Foreign Office minister with responsibility for Africa issues, today met Rwanda's President Kagame. The President is in the UK for his first official visit as a guest of the British government. This...
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Asked if there had been any contact from Scotland Yard, the PMOS said no....
Asked if the PMOS could say anything on the Prime Minister's speech later today, the PMOS said he could not....
Asked if the Prime Minister had seen the leaked report of the Iraq Study Group, the PMOS said journalists should wait for the real thing, they had only a few hours to wait. Asked whether the Prime Minister agreed...
Iraq, cancer treatments and C02 emissions were on the agenda at this week's PMQs. Tony Blair was also asked about Northern Ireland, Kazakhstan and literacy in primary schools.
The Prime Minister has attended an event with Prince Charles to launch the 'Accounting for Sustainability' project.
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Iraq Study Group, Prince of Wales' Conference, Lecture on Integration and Multi-Culturalism and Policy Inquiry
A package of measures aimed at ensuring certainty and equity in the tax system was announced by the Chancellor today. These measures will ensure that all individuals and companies contribute their fair share to ...
The Government's economic objective is to build a strong economy and a fair society, where there is opportunity and security for all.
Rates and allowances for the Working and Child Tax Credits, Child Benefit/Guardian's Allowance, Income Tax, National Insurance Contributions, fuel and air passenger duties are set out below.
PRE-BUDGET REPORT STATEMENT TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, DELIVERED BY THE RT HON GORDON BROWN MP, CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER, 6 DECEMBER 2006
A consultation paper on the development of a national fostering and kinship care strategy.
A new guide, published today by Communities and Local Government, will help councils take enforcement action against those who ignore or flout the rules which protect the country's most historic buildings.
The licensing system for operators of heavy goods vehicles and public service vehicles will be streamlined and modernised, Transport Minister Stephen Ladyman announced today.
Londoners who participated in a series of hearings exploring how the capital's diverse communities can work together and with police to tackle terrorism, will hear their views put to the two most senior police and...
Tony Blair is answering questions from MPs in his weekly Question Time session. You can watch the session live here from 1200 GMT. We'll have a summary of the topics covered, plus the chance to see the broadcast...
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on a proposal to vary the admission arrangements for Beeford C.E. VC Primary School in Driffield. The adjudicator, Ms June Brown, has approved the variation...
Tony Blair will answer questions from MPs in Parliament today. We'll have a summary of the topics covered shortly after the session finishes.
Updates for 2005-06 and earlier years for key series
This statistics Publication Notice presents national and education authority level information on the destinations of young people leaveing Scottish schools (publicly funded, independent and grant-aided) and updates...
Lord Leitch's final report: "Prosperity for all in the Global Economy—World Class Skills", is published today. Copies of the report are available in the Vote Office and the Printed Paper Office.
The Government are today announcing provisional allocations of the first tranche of £28.8 million out of a total of £120 million of planning delivery grant (PDG) for 2007-08. We are also announcing...
Kate Barker has today published the final report of her independent review of land use planning. Copies of the report are available in the Vote Office.
Kate Barker was asked by the Chancellor and the Deputy...
According to the conclusions of the June 2006 European Council, the German presidency will present a report at the June 2007 European Council based on extensive consultations with member states about the future...
Protection of the public is the first duty of the Criminal Justice System. That is one of the key reasons why, last year, the Northern Ireland Office undertook a comprehensive public consultation on proposals...
The Minister of State for Northern Ireland (David Hanson) has made the following Ministerial Statement.
Protection of the public is the first duty of the criminal justice system. That is one of the key ...
On 23 November, the Government introduced the Legal Services Bill. Two of the key elements of the Bill are proposals for the establishment of a Legal Services Board (LSB) and the establishment of an Office for...
The two claims arise out of the construction of luxury lodge accommodation at Tilford Woods, Tilford in Surrey. The claimant in claim No: HT-05-342, Dene Construction Limited ("Dene"), is a small building contractor...
The Claimant, Lee Carl Thompstone, was born on 15 March 1999 and is now aged seven years eight months. He claimed damages for personal injury and consequential losses incurred as a result of the negligence of the...
I refer to my judgment on the respective limitation issues as they arose by reference to Sections 14 and 33 Limitation Act 1980, and in particular to my direction that the case of P. L. should continue, having exercised...
In the early hours of the morning of 20 April 2003 the Claimant, who had had a considerable amount of alcohol and taken half an ecstasy tablet, was raped and indecently assaulted by Ian Tolmaer, a probationer police...
MR JUSTICE WARREN: This is an�application in effect to discharge the order of Deputy Master Lloyd dated 10�March�2006 when he ordered that the claimant should have permission to serve the claim form on the...
This is an application by the Defendants to set aside an order made by Cooke J. on 16th March 2005 by which he ordered that the Defendants should be prohibited from continuing, instigating or commencing proceedings...
MR JUSTICE WARREN: This action raises a�short point of construction concerning a�trust deed governing the terms of certain bonds under which the claimants are some of the bondholders.
On 21 November 2006, a CMC was held. Two principal issues were raised first, the Claimants' requests for further disclosure and secondly, whether there should be a selection of lead cases and, if so, which they...
MR JUSTICE STANLEY BURNTON: This is an application by Mr Fortune Dube, a citizen of Zimbabwe, for judicial review of a decision of the Immigration Appeal Tribunal notified on 30th March 2005, allowing the Secretary...
MR JUSTICE SULLIVAN: This is an appeal under section 289 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 ("the Act") against a decision by an Inspector appointed by the first respondent, dismissing the appellant's appeal...
MR JUSTICE COLLINS: The claimant in this case is now some 37 years old. On 4th February 2005, he was convicted of an offence of assault occasioning actual bodily harm and given a custodial sentence of three years...
MR JUSTICE SULLIVAN:
MR JUSTICE COLLINS: This is a difficult case -- indeed, a difficult issue -- because the claimant is a gypsy and she and her husband have undoubtedly had enormous problems in finding anywhere where they can position...
The Claimant is one of a group of Romany gypsies, made up of three inter-related families, who have travelled and lived as one unit or extended family. The group is 24 strong and includes 13 children. They have ...
These conjoined applications for judicial review, made with the support of the Royal College of Nursing, raise a number of important issues in relation to Part VII of the Care Standards Act 2000 ("the CSA"). Part...
This is the judgment of the Court, to which both members have contributed.
This appeal arises out of confiscation proceedings following a plea of guilty to a single count of conspiracy to defraud made by the appellant, Samuel Uwakonyemma Nwangoro, at the Crown Court at Harrow on 2 April...
This is an appeal by Thames Water (Utilities) Limited ("Thames Water") against a decision of Her Honour Judge Kirkham on 19 January 2006 sitting in the Technology and Construction Court in Birmingham. It was a ...
This is an appeal from a decision of Pumfrey J of 12th April 2006, [2006] EWHC 802 (PAT). At the end of the oral hearing we indicated that the appeal would be dismissed. These are my reasons for so doing.
The trial judge, Lewison J, opened his judgment [2006] EWHC 534 (Ch); [2006] RPC 699 saying "this is a case about bubbles." And so it is. But it is also about a lot more. How aggressively does EU law ...