Competition Commission invites evidence

Live from London returns to NYC on 13th March 2007 with its unique blend of showcasing and industry networking events highlighting the boundless creativity of the UK capital's music scene.

Iraqi citizens who have worked for the Coalition during its period of...

It should not poison our children.

By giving all uk residents a allowance to travel by air the people who do...

If organ donation is OPT-OUT, it is possible that your organ donation OPT-...

Remove all government benefits (Such as unemployment benefit etc..) and re-...

We have many old laws, including the Magna Carta, that are technically still...

British Citizens accompanying their Non-EU visa-national spouses on visits...

There is an increasing practice from major retailers on the High Street and...

Few breakthroughs have been made recently in the treatment for arthritic...

Iraq, climate change and the NHS were on the agenda at this week's PMQs. Read the transcript or watch the broadcast again.

Popular phenomena such as rightsnet and netmums are democratising information and driving citizens' appetite for sharing advice and opinions in new ways, Minister for the Cabinet Office Hilary Armstrong said today...

Expressions of interest in tendering for an online planning applications and appeals system.

This is the Executive Summary of the Final Report on the Integrated Service Delivery and Governance Modelling project (the modelling project) aimed to test the most viable and appropriate models of integrated public...

Local authority spending on school education, for financial year 2005-06.

'...extend PMQs to 60 minutes and make it interactive, by taking every other question at random from a list sent to The Speaker via email or SMS from the public.' -- rj mansfield

Adoptees who have been adopted in N Ireland do not have the right to access...

Following the staggering incompetence shown by Government departments now...

At the moment it is down to local authorities to license vehicles and...

To increase the amount of waste recovered for recycling. Prisoners should be...

It is obvious that Scotland and Wales are ony interested in the Union due to...

Currently it is possible to get free NHS prescriptions and other treatment...

Some breeds traditionally have had their tails docked while they are young...

Myself and several other people that I know do not understand why Hunting...

Apparently, we have 'libertys' in this country... however, it seems that our...

This makes complete sense, it reduces our kids timetables, fills in the gaps...

The commitment to dealing with anti-social behaviour and nuisance neighbours...

These centres are to be set up by private companies, under contract to the...

Asked if Ms. Shilpa Shetty would be meeting the Prime Minister today, the PMOS said that he believed that she was in the vicinity and if the cameras and so on which the PMOS saw on the way over to...

Asked by Mr. Tim Shipman of the Daily Mail whether as "Goldsmith" was in front of a select committee this afternoon, did the prime Minister, in any way think that his (Goldsmiths) role needs to be reviewed...

Asked if No10 had received any letter bombs, the PMOS said that they had not before the press team had left for lobby otherwise he might not have been here....

Asked of the Prime Minister had a favoured option from those put forward by the Leader of the House Jack Straw, the PMOS said the first thing was probably to let the Leader set out what the options are, but...

Asked if there had been any further contact with the police, the PMOS said that not that he had been aware of though he confessed he had not asked the question this morning....

Iraq, climate change and the NHS were on the agenda at this week's PMQs. You can read the transcript of today's session, or watch the broadcast again, on our website.

Tony Blair has met Big Brother winner Shilpa Shetty and congratulated her on her victory.

Tony Blair has sent his sympathy to all those injured by the letter bombs sent to several locations this week.

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Police Inquiry, House of Lords Reform, Letter Bombs, Lord Goldsmith/Attorney General and Ms Shilpa Shetty

For the first time courts will be able to jail people who trade in - or deliberately misuse - the personal data of others, in a move to crack down on the illegal trade in personal information announced by the Department...

Long-term Leadership Strategy in medicines launched

All babies in England are to be screened for an inherited metabolic disease called Medium Chain Acyl CoA Dehydrogenase Deficiency (MCADD), within two weeks of birth, announced Health Minister, Ivan Lewis today.

Drivers were today asked by the Highways Agency to 'help us to help you' by taking simple measures to deal with the severe winter weather which is predicted overnight and into Thursday to affect many areas of the...

Considers the delivery of major physical infrastructure through the Bavarian and Scottish planning systems.

A school in Hamstead has decided that because 3/4 of pupils are of muslim...

For too long killer drivers high on drink or drugs walk free from court with...

Compulsory morning assembly in all our schools - with hymns and the Lords...

The Department of Health asserts that water fluoridation is the most cost-...

this government is constantly asking us to be "greener" and expecting car...

Bring in tax breaks for 2 parent families to help make the very important...

Over the past five years, more than 1.25 million seals have been hunted in...

If it's the middle of the night and you come home looking for a parking...

Huge cuts are been made in the local area. Jobs are being lost, people...

Say if you are crossing a busy road without a lollypop lady or something,...

Many young children are terrified of dogs and have to run the daily guantlet...

DESO brokers UK arms sales to corrupt and brutal regimes, making a mockery...

The high jump was banned during my time at school on health and safety...

Support an alternative location to the AKS wind turbine which will allow...

2 million residents, predominantly of West London, will have their quality...

As a country, we complain about young people "hanging around" when in fact...

There was never a speed limit on motorways (and on most A roads and dual...

I am campaigning for the end of paying interest on Student Loans. I feel...

To make it a requirement that a driver produce valid documentation before...

to insure that the employees are not disenfranchised of their private...

Surplus land has been created at the site of the new Bishopbriggs Academy...

no matter how small or trivial the act may be, animal cruelty is totally...

i believe like in the USA no PM should stay in power longer than a 10 year...

Nobody ever hears about online (or other) surveys until after the fact. This...

Religions are dying out - only 8% of the British public actually attend...

You may have read in newspapers that the government is considering cutting...

I have recently had over 10 sales calls a day to my mobile to try and sell...

I feel that the government should raise for debate a new act allowing future...

Sexual orientation legislation is designed to protect the LGB community from...

There are too many new rules that are just throttling small business. We...

'...organise a referendum on withdrawing the troops from Irak' -- Harry Tubman

When carers reach retirement age or become widowed and start receiving...

'...Force the drivers of conventional 2wd vehicles to give way to the drivers of 4x4 vehicles at all times' -- Chris Dooley

i feel that a ice skating arena in leicester would encourage children to be...

our soldiers are being forced to live in outdated blocks, with aspestos...

The Prime Minister should be setting an example and trying to encourage...

The Prime Minister has re-appointed Professor Dianne Edwards as a Trustee of the Natural History Museum for a period of four years from 7 February 2007.

The National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) is being asked to develop technology appraisals on new treatments for breast cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, obesity, and crohn's disease as part of its 13th work...

Minister for Policing Tony McNulty today delivered a keynote speech praising the achievements and contribution to the police service made by women of minority ethnic backgrounds.

The OFT has referred the UK payment protection insurance (PPI) market to the Competition Commission (CC) for further investigation. Download 'Payment protection insurance - the OFT's reasons for making a reference...

Forthcoming SPPs and PANs.

Schools Minister Jim Knight announced seven new Trust School partners today as one of the Government's flagship education policies continues to gain momentum.

Replace politicians by citizens drawn at random, as in the formation of a...

One thousand female entrepreneurs will be recruited to help and inspire more women to set up their own business, Industry and Regions Minister Margaret Hodge announced today.

Stringent environmental conditions have today been placed on National Grid for the construction of the second phase of the pipeline connecting new gas import terminals at Milford Haven to the national transmission...

Cheryl Moss was murdered on 6 April 2006, whilst the act itself was random...

This is a petition requesting that Great Britain stops the practise of some...

I left school 47 years ago, but now find that I am subjected to more rules...

Stamp duty increases the volatility of share prices and harms the UK's...

If stand outside a busy train station, shopping centre or a similar place...

Put to him that during the Prime Minister's appearance this morning, he started to talk about the Chancellor when asked about his successor, and was this deliberate, the PMOS replied that without making a big deal...

Asked if the Prime Minister had a view on the Corporate Manslaughter Bill, the PMOS replied that as the Prime Minister said in the Liaison Committee hearing earlier today, this was a matter which the Home Secretary...

Asked if the Prime Minister would be discussing the "blue on blue" incident during his meeting with General Petraeus, the PMOS replied that he trusted Lobby were aware of the latest statement from the US...

Asked if there had been any contact with the police today, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) replied that there had not been any contact. Asked if there was any reaction to the CPS statement earlier...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Police Inquiry, Military Video, Corporate Manslaughter and Liaison Select Committee

Tony Blair is answering questions from MPs in his weekly Question Time session. You can follow the session live here now. We'll offer a summary of the topics covered, as well as the chance to watch the broadcast...

Overall rise in visits to and from the UK

Manufacturing: unchanged in Q4

CBI led business delegation worth $1trillion joins push

Inspection of the Open Estate 18-20 September 2006

Communities Secretary Ruth Kelly today unveiled details of a new international challenge for housebuilders to design and build flagship zero-carbon and low carbon communities.

HART AND OTHERS v. THE UNITED KINGDOM - 61019/00 [2007] ECHR 116 (6 February 2007)

GARYCKI v. POLAND - 14348/02 [2007] ECHR 112 (6 February 2007)

AVRAMENKO v. MOLDOVA - 29808/02 [2007] ECHR 113 (6 February 2007)

WASSDAHL v. SWEDEN - 36619/03 [2007] ECHR 119 (6 February 2007)

DAVIS AND OTHERS v. THE UNITED KINGDOM - 60946/00 [2007] ECHR 115 (6 February 2007)

KWIATEK v. POLAND - 20204/02 [2007] ECHR 117 (6 February 2007)

NAJDECKI v. POLAND - 62323/00 [2007] ECHR 118 (6 February 2007)

CORCORAN AND OTHERS v. THE UNITED KINGDOM - 60525/00 [2007] ECHR 114 (6 February 2007)

Mulberry Company (Design) Ltd v Suchknecht [2007] DRS 4158 (30 January 2007)

UFI Ltd v Domain Administration Ltd (t/a Fuz Pty Ltd) [2007] DRS 4292 (31 January 2007)

Financial Times Ltd v Reed [2007] DRS 4214 (1 February 2007)

This is an application to amend the particulars of claim after the expiry of a period of limitation. The claimant is the tenant of a building known as the Compass Centre, which was constructed in 1992 and 1993 at...

This is an application on the part of the claimant under part 24 of the Civil Procedure Rules to enforce the decision of an adjudicator under the Housing Grants Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 ("the Act"). ...

It is frequent in matrimonial disputes for one party (in this case the wife) to suspect that the other party is about to destroy documents, or conceal information which is, or may be, relevant to the proceedings...

These applications in three discrete actions come before the Court by direction of Mr Justice Eady given on 11 October 2006. In each case the Defendants apply to strike out the Claimant's case. Although separate...

This is an appeal by the Claimant, with the permission of Butterfield J, from an Order made by Master Leslie on 8 August 2006 when, on the Claimant's application for an interim payment under CPR 25.7, the Master...

This is a dispute about fibre-cement roof slates. The second claimant ("Dansk") is a Danish company and the parent of a multi-national group of companies which together form one of the largest producers of fibre...

This is an appeal by way of case dated against a decision of district judge (MC) Babington�Browne sitting in the Basingstoke Magistrates Court on 11 April 2006.

This is an application by Robert Kean, the Defendant in these proceedings, to set aside the property freezing order dated 11 August 2006 made by Langstaff J on the Claimant's application without notice. The order...

This is the judgment of the court.

This is the judgment of the court

This is the judgment of the court. It is a case to which reporting restrictions apply and any report of the judgment must not identify any of the parties or the child concerned, whether by name, location or otherwise...

Where a local planning authority has issued an enforcement notice to restrain breach of planning control, it may also issue a "stop notice" under section 183 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 ("the 1990 ...