Tony Blair has backed a campaign aimed at saving the planet from climate change. See images from the Downing Street reception or download our podcast.
Ten new specialist sports schools and colleges will be created in England, Tony Blair has told a conference in Telford. See our image gallery.
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The term chinese is applied to all people of east asian heritage even if...
The reported factors underpinning the decision to recommend that the UK's...
As a eurosceptic it annoys me that on my driving licence I have to have the...
There are the threats of further cuts within HSE which will further reduce...
Only 1500 of the countries sunbed salons are members of "The Sunbed...
In 1549 Cornwall rose against the Reformation and the imposition of the...
Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with President Chirac's comments yesterday that the prospects of an Iranian nuclear bomb were "not very dangerous", the PMOS replied that the Prime Minister's view was ...
Asked if the Prime Minister had been involved in putting pressure on the Attorney General, the PMOS replied that we had already outlined the Prime Minister's involvement. The important point was that the decision...
The PMOS told Lobby that last Friday the Prime Minister was briefly interviewed by the police as a witness. At the request of the police this was kept utterly confidential, and as a result the Press and Communications...
The PMOS reported that there was a discussion led by John Reid at Cabinet, which first updated colleagues on Birmingham and then moved on to an overview of terrorism and counter-terrorism. As part of this, the Home...
The PMOS reported that the Prime Minister was currently meeting Gerry Adams and Martin McGuiness. This was partly an update on where we were following the Ard Fheis and following Gerry Adams' comments that people...
The Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) told the Lobby that the Leader of the House had presented Cabinet that Monday with an update on House of Lords reform. This was the result of a year long process with...
Downing Street has issued a statement about the PM being interviewed by police as a witness.
Ten new specialist sports schools and colleges will be created in England, Tony Blair has told a conference in Telford.
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Lords Reform, Northern Ireland, Counter-Terrorism, Police Inquiry, BAE and Iran
SPEECH BY THE PRIME MINISTER THE RT HON TONY BLAIR MP TO THE CONFERENCE OF THE YOUTH SPORT TRUST TELFORD INTERNATIONAL CENTRE THURSDAY 1 FEBRUARY 2007
Asylum seekers should not feel like common criminals lugging around tags on...
Cyclists are always blamed for everything. I ride on the ROAD and a...
Let the Roman Catholic Church be responsible for the Adoption of children...
Im fed up with the roads in this country! I / we pay our taxes on fuel car...
Why is it that significantly more Medical Doctors from Ethnic Minority...
It is fair to say that the Krebs culls were not a success due to Infectious...
Urban roads and motorways, unpopulated city centres, residential streets,...
Hemp has many uses that can be implimented in this world and all are...
The Foreign Office today revised its travel advice for Guinea. We no longer advise against all travel but are now advising against all but essential travel throughout Guinea.
The OFT has announced the appointment of Sean Williams to the post of Executive Director of Markets and Projects.
The Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Ed Balls, today announced that - following consultation with ISA providers - the Government's reforms to make the ISA regime simpler and more flexible for savers will come...
Preparation of the second National Planning Framework.
Consultation responses and analysis report, on Blue Badge Scheme.
The Government is planning changes to PE lessons to help children avoid the problems of obesity, Education Secretary Alan Johnson announced today.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) is responsible for overseeing the system for complaints against police officers and staff in England and Wales. In April 2004 the IPCC replaced the Police Complaints...
Any MP should be capable of answering a straight question with a straight...
so that exemptions can be included in order to i) ensure that the ‘non-...
Single parent families have had to put up with discrimination from all...
Once a person reaches 65 the gas and electricity supplies should be provided...
I believe it incredibly important to keep this basic right for an owner to...
There are many benefits to green roofs that include - increased biodiversity...
How many times have you gone out to your car and found a mess left by an...
The young are most vulnerable to the pop ups and on-line advertising used....
HGV's and lorries are dangerous and should not be clogging up Britain's road...
I am requesting that the Government create free travel on public transport...
The british goverment have abolished FREE POSTAGE for forces stationed...
If prisoners are capable of such acts as; asault, robbery, criminal damage...
With ever more reasons for people to turn to pedal cycles as an alternative...
The Prime Minister has approved the re-appointment of The Right Honourable Sir Philip Otton as a Surveillance Commissioner under the terms of Section 91 of the Police Act 1997.
Downing Street has issued a statement about the PM being interviewed by police as a witness.
More than nine out of 10 final year medical students applying for the Foundation Programme 2007 will get their first choice of foundation school, Lord Hunt, Minister of Health announced today.
Intellectual Property audits are to be offered to small businesses up and down the UK, Science and Innovation Minister Malcolm Wicks announced today.
Continued record investment as the 24th Licensing Round awards are announced.
Coverage: Great Britain Theme: Social and Welfare
CONSUMERS WARNED TO 'STOP, THINK AND THINK AGAIN' IF THEY RECEIVE AN 'UNBELIEVABLE' OFFER!
I will today lay before the House the Foreign and Commonwealth Office Command Paper on "Prospects for the European Union in 2007". This is the latest in a series of forward looks to the work programmes of the...
The chairman of Monitor, the statutory name of which is the Independent Regulator of NHS Foundation Trusts, has today announced that, in accordance with section six of the Health and Social Care (Community Health...
The Administration and Works Committee considered at its meeting yesterday rules on the use of mobile phones by Members and a proposal to provide annunciator screens in the Chamber.
The Committee agreed...
I have today laid before Parliament Local Land Charge Fees: Guidance for registering authorities on setting fees for local land charge services in England (Cm 7026). This guidance has been prepared in the light...
The Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer has appointed Malcolm Frank Parkes to be an Immigration Judge of the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal with effect from 1 February 2007, based at Stoke.
The rail line between Barton-on-Humber and Ulceby North Junction and the service onto Cleethorpes have been designated as a community rail line, Rail Minister Tom Harris announced today.
The rail services on the Wherry Lines between Norwich and Lowestoft and between Norwich and Great Yarmouth via Acle and Berney Arms have been designated as community rail services, Rail Minister Tom Harris announced...
Seventy-two more schools gain specialist school status, Education Minister Andrew Adonis announced today. As a result five more authorities now have 100% specialist secondary schools which are Cornwall, Ealing, ...
Nuclear power, GP's salaries and the Home Office were on the agenda at this week's PMQs. Watch the broadcast again here.
Tony Blair gave his backing to a new campaign aimed at saving the planet from environmental catastrophe as he met celebrities in Number 10.
Invitation to participate in forthcoming seminar series marking the launch of preparation for Scotland's second National Planning Framework.
These proposals support the implementation of the Water Framework Directive (WFD) in Scotland. They would modify the controls on activities that affect the water environment (e.g. discharges, impoundments and abstractions...
Capewell v. Revenue and Customs & Anor [2007] UKHL 2 (31 January 2007)
This is a preliminary issue as to whether a particular term was incorporated into a contract and, if so, with what effect.
From 12 to 15 December 2006 and on 15 January 2007, I heard contact and residence applications made both by the Applicant father, 37 year old F, and the Respondent mother, 30 year old R. They relate to their 2 ...
Tramlink Croydon Limited ("TCL") holds the concession to run the Croydon Tramlink. The agreement that now governs that concession is the Amended and Restated Concession Agreement ("ARCA") of 29th June 2000 made ...
On 26th August 2005 the appellant-taxpayer, Touchwood Services Limited ("Touchwood"), lodged with the respondents, HM Commissioners of Revenue and Customs ("the Commissioners"), a voluntary disclosure as to overpayment...
This is an appeal by way of case stated against the decision of District Judge Loosley sitting at Stratford-upon-Avon Magistrates' Court on 28 June 2004. The appellant, Stephen John Henry Smith, was convicted of...
This is an appeal by Mr Harry Boodhoo, solicitor, against a wasted costs order made against him by Mr Recorder Chambers QC on 30 June 2006 under Section 19A of the Prosecution of Offences Act 1985 ("the ...
On 19th February 1997 the claimant (MM) then a 14 year old schoolboy at Shoreham College Sussex, broke his elbow as a result of a tackle during an inter school 7-a-side under-15 rugby match being played against ...
This is an appeal brought with the permission of Dyson LJ, from a decision of the Senior Costs Judge Hurst sitting as a Recorder on appeal from Master Wright, sitting as a Deputy District judge. The appeal is concerned...
This is an appeal by the defendant Total Network SL (a company incorporated in Spain) against an order made by Mr Justice Hodge on 10 January 2005 following the trial of a preliminary issue. By his order the judge...
This is an appeal against an order for pre-action disclosure made under CPR 31.16 by Tomlinson J in the Commercial Court. It raises questions as to what the court's approach should be on such an application where...
This is a renewed application for permission to appeal and, if permission is granted, an appeal against, the decision of the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal promulgated on 6th February 2006 dismissing Mrs SB's appeal...
Mr and Mrs Forder were married in 1992. They have four children, Henry, who is 14, Eleanor 13, Edward 12, and Benjamin 10 years old. Following the breakdown of their marriage claims for ancillary relief were adjudicated...
On 3rd July 2006 I adjourned Mr Basarik's applications to put in fresh evidence, for an extension of time and for permission to appeal from a judgment of His Honour Judge Simpson dated 15th April 2005, to the full...