Tony Blair met with the US Secretary of State Dr Rice in Downing Street on Thursday evening.
Culture Minister David Lammy today took action to protect a wreck, believed to be that of the Dutch East India Company vessel Rooswijk, discovered in 2004 by divers in the Kellet Gut area of the Goodwin Sands, off...
Speaking today about the treatment of Shilpa Shetty in the Big Brother house, Metropolitan Police Authority independent member Aneeta Prem said:
Currently hotels pay for one TV licence for their first 15 rooms and one for...
The Sia was born in 2003 after the Private Security Act 2001 to licence...
'...Publish data on the amount of energy used to manufacture solar panels, windmills etc compared to the amount they generate.' -- Peter Sleet
I think in this day and age circuses and performing animals are totally...
State Pensions should be brought in line with the minimum wage for an...
Military Manning Control continue to refuse to extend the service of...
We the undersigned call upon the government to ban factory farming of all...
Air Passenger Duty is due to rise on 1 Feb 2007. It has been announced that...
'...remove the application of extra and unfair rules to Doctors with HSMP applyng for NHS jobs' -- Ravi
Owners of second homes that are left empty for most of the year (awaiting...
Put that the Prime Minister had spoken about progress in the Middle East, and did the UK plan to "play" Iran on its own, or was there going to be some EU united view, the PMOS replied that the important...
Asked if the Prime Minister had any comments to make on Peter Hain's article in the New Statesman, the PMOS said that as people knew, it was in a political context and therefore, he was not going to comment on...
Asked by the BBC if the Prime Minister would be relaxed if police investigations were taken seriously enough to consider charges of racism against any of the individuals concerned, the PMOS said that the key point...
Asked if the Prime Minister had seen Sir Haydn Phillips in the past 24 hours, the PMOS said that as he had briefed several times in the week, he was not going to give a running commentary on when the...
Put that Alastair Graham's report was suggesting fines for political parties, and had the Government reached a view on any of the suggestions it contained, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) replied ...
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Electoral Commission, Sir Haydn Phillips, Big Brother, Peter Hain and Middle East
"The secret to success is in the detail" confides Commanding Officer Tim Lowe in our new film, as he prepares for a visit by the PM.
Tony Blair is meeting with the US Secretary of State Dr Rice in Downing Street today.
Highways Agency statement issued 18 January at 15.30 pm
The OFT today cleared the bid by The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. (NASDAQ) for control of the London Stock Exchange Group plc (LSE).
- The storm currently affecting the UK was centred over the North Sea at midday developing further as it heads east towards mainland Europe.
For many years, successive governments have waged a war against drivers....
We have for years accepted the foreigners into our country, and we have...
Personal and family circumstance means that many people recieve money from...
Young people have it so good these days, not like in my day. I think they...
stop members of parliment awarding themselves massive pay rises.
I feel it is most unfair that genuine 4x4 users are going to be penalised...
The Government (Customs & Exise) are bringing into effect that all...
This refers to the trend in current policy making not any specific...
This agency is unjust, cruel and is forcing people into bankruptcy or out of...
Tetra Pak is becoming ever more popular for many different products, yet...
The data base will not protect vulnerable children, is a massive and...
We the Christian population of this great country England would like the...
Plans to charge commuters and residents for parking in Central London...
fox,badger,deer all hunting is evil animals have a right to live so let them...
This would cut the amount of CO2 produced from ever diesel car in the...
we are making a petition about poverty as we saw a film about ghana and...
'...Scrap the congestion charge' -- Daniel Harvey
Speaking at the e-Government National Awards in London last night, Pat McFadden presented a determined outline of the ambition he wants IT professionals and the public to have about government IT in coming years...
The supporting documentation for the Budget (Scotland) (No 4) Bill 2007-08
I am today announcing to the House the outcome of the Housing and Regeneration Review, launched in April last year by my right hon. Friend, the Deputy Prime Minister and the then Minister of Communities and Local...
On 16 May 2006, Official Report, column 48WS I set out performance targets for the Marine Fisheries Agency (MFA) for 2006-07. I have now set the MFA the following revised performance targets for this year. These...
I am today announcing that the DTI will be undertaking a review of the national minimum wage in relation to voluntary workers. The review aims to explore whether or not any changes are necessary to the National...
16 January - Studies in sexual assault - ACSSA report
16 January - Drug court pilot in Tasmania - TLRI report
16 January - Policy Review gathers pace- PMSU documents
17 January - Decision making of Immigration Officers - HO Report
Dr Stephen Ladyman, Minister of State for Shipping, today presented Ravi Kumar Mehrotra with an honorary CBE for his services to the shipping industry.
OGCbuying.solutions signs up to partnership agreement with leading sustainable development charity, Forum for the Future
In Britain we hold a very high standard of driving. Other eu members do not...
On the grounds that they discriminate unfairly against the majority of road...
Minister for Schools Jim Knight today took further steps towards delivering the school leaders of the 21st Century, publishing an independent study and announcing £10 million funding to help identify the...
New proposals were unveiled for consultation today to achieve world class skills for adults.
Water companies lifting hosepipe bans today (Thursday), and their customers, have emerged wiser from the past nine months of water restrictions, the Consumer Council for Water said.
People in the UK are buying more and more fruit and vegetables 2005-06 saw the largest increase in purchases in the last twenty years, as shown by results from the Expenditure and Food Survey published today.
This is the first release of estimates based on food and drink purchases recorded in the Expenditure and Food Survey for the twelve month period from 1st April 2005 to 31st March 2006. The figures now include improved...
Following discussions with the OFT the car dealership Reg Vardy Ltd has agreed to change its credit advertising making it more transparent for consumers.
ELECTORAL COMMISSION MUST BE REFORMED RADICALLY TO SAFEGUARD THE HEALTH OF OUR DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM
Proposals to widen the scope and improve the delivery of the Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) programme by making the application process more flexible, easier and quicker are being consulted on from today.
Final figures confirmed today (18 January) by Communities and Local Government brings the total increase in money from Government to local authorities (including schools) to 39%* in real terms over the past ten ...
Tony Blair met with France's Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin in Number 10 on Wednesday.
International agreements on tackling carbon emissions paired with action from individuals can make a difference in the fight against global warming, Tony Blair has said.
79% households have mobile phone
Households spend £443 a week
The 7 July Assistance Centre for another year will be able to continue providing support to people caught up in terror attacks and other major disasters, thanks to extended funding announced today by Culture Secretary...
People offsetting their carbon emissions will soon be able to do so with greater clarity and certainty with the development of a voluntary standard for offsetting, released for public consultation today.
The Assets Recovery Agency (ARA) has frozen an additional £11.8 million worth of property in the Manchester area, following an application to the High Court as part of an ongoing investigation into large...
The decision by four water companies in the south east of England to lift hosepipe bans has been supported today by Environment Minister Ian Pearson.
People who take and deal in methamphetamine, commonly known as crystal meth, face the severest penalties possible from today when it is reclassified from Class B to Class A.
As the success of the 'Most Wanted' website continues, the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre is today asking for the public's help in locating a new offender.