I have been on incapacity benefit for some time as I have been unable to...
I have been on incapacity benefit for some time as I have been unable to...
I have been on incapacity benefit for some time as I have been unable to...
I have been on incapacity benefit for some time as I have been unable to...
Asked if there was any comment from the Prime Minister about the NEC's decision that there should not be an affirmative ballot, the PMOS said that it was entirely a party matter. Asked if the Prime Minister had ...
Asked if the Prime Minister and the Chancellor would be having a meeting before the Budget Cabinet to discuss the Budget, the PMOS said he did not discuss the details of meetings but there would be the usual pre...
Asked if the Government was going to reconsider the casino decision given that the House of Lords Committee said that it appeared that the panel's recommendation might have been based on a misunderstanding of the...
Asked if the remarks made by Sir Stephen would be treated by the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman, (PMOS) in the same way as those made by Lord Turnbull, the PMOS said yes, the same rubric would apply. Asked ...
Asked if the remarks made by Sir Stephen would be treated by the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman, (PMOS) in the same way as those made by Lord Turnbull, the PMOS said yes, the same rubric would apply. Asked ...
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Lord Turnbull and Sir Stephen Wall, Casinos, Budget and Miscellaneous
Ian McCartney, the Minister for Trade, Investment and Foreign Affairs has asked the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) to investigate the proposed acquisition by General Electric of Smiths Aerospace.
Don't wrap children up in cotton wool - we are here to save lives, not stop living! That's the message from Jonathan Rees, Deputy Chief Executive of the Health and Safety Executive, speaking to childcare professionals...
I have been on incapacity benefit for some time as I have been unable to...
Private sector workers earn the money that allows this country to function,...
The reduction of taxation and regulation of small, and medium enterprises...
Given that water is an essential and uniform commodity, where consumers have...
The training of junior doctors in the UK has been some of the finest in the...
Houses are for living in,not speculation.
A report from the carbon trust showed that tidal power could provide 20% of...
'...stop the closure of bfg ( britsh forces germany)' -- Dan Pritchard
The closure of any business result’s in lost VAT & Tax Revenue, as well as...
Despite benefits to children it’s becoming impossible for parents to take a...
At present drivers who kill whilst under the influence of alcohol or drugs,...
The current rail system in the East and West of England is totally London...
The mininmum cost for dental treatment is now just over £42-00 irrespective...
The life expectancy for women is consistently higher then for men in the UK...
Public officials and politicians are paid from the public purse to...
Presently, people with life long and life threatening illnesses get their...
Currently only clear visors are legal. This can be dangerous in the summer...
Most of us work best when we are fresh and our productivity declines after a...
There are hundreds of tasks within the community which don't get done due to...
Laxative abuse is a growing problem, especially among young people. The...
Employees are not allowed to receive anything from their employer without...
This is to have consistency in the fashion industry in regards to sizing....
To discourage wasteful items such as supermarket wrapping and stupid plastic...
Police should have funding for up-to-date technology for use in catching...
As traffic congestion has increased so has the frequency and volume of...
To introduce an upper age limit for drivers so that people whose sight, co-...
There are far too many absent parents not paying maintainence for their...
Asked to respond to criticism that there had not been enough Parliamentary debate about the Sexual Orientation Regulation legislation, the PMOS responded that lack of debate was not how he would characterise this...
Asked for an update on Northern Ireland, the PMOS replied that next Monday 26th remained the deadline. The PMOS told journalists that over the weekend, there had been an Army helicopter crash in Crossmaglen, and...
Asked if we recognised the Financial Times report about "open skies", and was the Prime Minister going to talk to President Bush about it, the PMOS replied that as the Prime Minister had said in Brussels...
Asked whether Lord Turnbull should apologise for comparing Gordon Brown to Stalin, the PMOS replied that the Prime Minister had made his admiration for the Chancellor's record as Chancellor very clear yesterday. ...
Put that it had been revealed that there were more than 10,000 false applications for passports last year, and did the Prime Minister have confidence in the passport service, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman...
Put that it had been revealed that there were more than 10,000 false applications for passports last year, and did the Prime Minister have confidence in the passport service, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman...
Read the transcript of our NHS webchat with the health minister
Tony Blair praised Department of Health workers today for making a difference and improving people's lives.
At the Foreign and Commonwealth Office's annual Leadership Conference in London today the Foreign Secretary, Margaret Beckett, called for a new type of Foreign Office response to tackle globalisation:
This evidence review was prepared to support the Building a Bridge project. It focuses on trust in political institutions and civic participation. It compares Scottish levels of political activity within the context...
Summary of Scottish Executive "Building a Bridge" Report on communicating Europe to its citizens
The report draws on Scottish experiences since devolution to feed into the Commission’s thinking on how to communicate European issues better. Looking at how the Executive and the Scottish Parliament have engaged...
19 March - Poverty in Scotland - JRF report
Communities and Local Government Minister Angela Smith today visited Gallions Housing Association's Ecopark to view low-carbon affordable housing.
A consultation paper has been published on proposals to improve record keeping on the building control functions of Local Authorities (LAs).
I have been on incapacity benefit for some time as I have been unable to...
Put that it had been revealed that there were more than 10,000 false applications for passports last year, and did the Prime Minister have confidence in the passport service, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman...
Tony Blair praised Department of Health workers today for making a difference and improving people's lives.
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Passport Fraud, Lord Turnbull, Open Skies, Northern Ireland, Sexual Orientation Regulations and Police Inquiry
New safeguards to protect householders in disputes over debts have been announced today by Constitutional Affairs minister Vera Baird.
A new handbook that promotes greater conservation of hedgerows and the species that live within them in the UK, is published today.
The Health and Safety Commission (HSC) reiterated its strong support for worker involvement for the health and safety system at their public meeting on 15 March.
Britain will withdraw its stock of dumb cluster munitions with immediate effect, Secretary of State for Defence, Des Browne announced today.
A strategy to enhance the internationalisation of Scottish post-school education
Easy Read guide which aims to reinforce the importance of urban design.
This short evidence review was prepared to support the Building a Bridge project. It reviews young people's levels of trust and participation in political processes, as well as their attitudes towards the European...
The Scottish School Leavers Survey (SSLS) series aims to describe the experiences of young people at school, the decisions they make about staying on or leaving, and their transitions and experiences after leaving...
Transport Minister Gillian Merron announced today that she has approved the Mersey Docks and Harbour Company's proposed Seaforth River Terminal near Liverpool.
Schools have been told to limit the cost of uniforms as part of new guidelines issued by the Department for Education and Skills (DfES) today.
I have been on incapacity benefit for some time as I have been unable to...
Recently there has been an increase in the number of young people dying as a...
There is a large jump from the demands placed upon GCSE students and A level...
Design & build an Ambulance fit for use in U.K.Fine any Health authority...
People have come to this country for whatever reason and are prepared to...
how many times have you woke up on a monday morning and dreaded the day...
Whist the need to curb money laundering is appreciated,the requirements of...
Current law permits a bus driver to drive 5� hours continuous with a maximum...
Our grounds for opposing the trials are: 1. The possible safety impacts of...
This has been successfully introduced in Eastern European countries at...
The UK is short of people completing degrees in certain subjects such as...
The UK should invest in clean coal. Clean coal would allow future energy...
This institute could use the most up todate computers and share research to...
A minister would specialise in the UK development of various industies and...
A major step forward in the fight against the rising threat of passport fraud is to be taken with the commencement of face-to-face interviews for passport customers, the Identity and Passport Service (IPS) announced...
Tax on alcohol in the UK need to be capped. This will stop people getting...
The UK needs as many people as possible to be in employment so that they can...
I have been on incapacity benefit for some time as I have been unable to...
New Government data released today reveals the true picture about socially excluded families. It shows that over 140,000 families are at risk, suffering 5 or more indicators of social exclusion and need more family...
Malcolm Wicks, Minister for Science and Innovation today announced the appointment of Ian Fletcher as Chief Executive of the Patent Office. Ian is currently Managing Director, International Directorate in UK Trade...
The Economic Secretary, Ed Balls, today launched a consultation document on proposals to introduce an unclaimed assets scheme in the UK, in order to allow money in dormant bank and building society accounts to be...
Analysis of Responses Received to the Consultation on Review of Prescription Charges and Exemption Arrangements in Scotland
1 March - Early childhood factors and child well-being - DNISR report
14 March - Evaluation of the Restriction on Bail pilot - HO report
14 March - Measuring the performance of drug law enforcement - AIC report
14 March - Diet quality index - AIHW report
14 March - Drug prevention in England - HO article
19 March - Child poverty and disability - IPPR report
Fire Statistics Monitor: Covering period up to 31 March 2006
With violence and lack of respect for others on the increase and through...
Computer records are inherently prone to error, misuse and tampering. The...
Vet practices can charge exactly what they wish with no regard to pricing...
The EMA grant is only available to students whose household income falls...
Birmingham needs an effecient mass transit system. Plans to extend the...
The Freeman Hospital Trust in Newcastle upon Tyne has brought in a new...
February: £2.0 bn current budget surplus
February: CPI up to 2.8%, RPI up to 4.6%
New rules announced by the Government today will mean that more people will be able to try out work as part of the new Employment Support Allowance (ESA) without losing their benefit entitlement.
Overview of the Scottish Policing Performance Framework, including high level objectives and performance measures for 2007/08
This document contains results of the latest annual survey of placing requests (requests by parents to local authorities that a child be placed in a specified school). The survey has changed this year to collect...
The Armed Forces Compensation Scheme has been in force now for just over a year and a half. As is sensible with any new scheme, we have conducted an evaluation of its operation in the first year to identify any...
I will be representing the United Kingdom at this month's Agriculture and Fisheries Council in Brussels. The Welsh Environment, Planning and Countryside Minister, Carwyn Jones, will also attend.
The Council...
Under the Merchant Shipping Act 1995, the costs of the three General Lighthouse Authorities in the British Isles are met by light dues levied on ships using ports in British Isles.
I am pleased to announce...
The Greater London Authority (GLA) transport grant for 2007-08 has today been determined by my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Transport at £2,520.5 million, following consultation with...
8 March - Diabetes four years on - DH report
VELIKOVI AND OTHERS V. BULGARIA - 43278/98 [2007] ECHR 218 (15 March 2007)
POPARA v. CROATIA - 11072/03 [2007] ECHR 216 (15 March 2007)
VELIKOVI AND OTHERS v. BULGARIA - 43278/98 [2007] ECHR 213 (15 March 2007)
BROSTED v. DENMARK - 21846/04 [2007] ECHR 217 (15 March 2007)
STANISLAV VOLKOV v. RUSSIA - 8564/02 [2007] ECHR 214 (15 March 2007)
GAVRIKOVA v. RUSSIA - 42180/02 [2007] ECHR 215 (15 March 2007)
TYSIAC V. POLAND - 5410/03 [2007] ECHR 212 (16 March 2007)
MO (Long residence rule-public interest proviso) Ghana [2007] UKAIT 00014 (09 February 2007)
Bissonauth v. The Sugar Fund Insurance Board (Mauritius ) [2007] UKPC 17 (19 March 2007)
Mr Ashdown ("the Defendant") appeals from the order of Master Fontaine dated 4 December 2006 ("the Order") by which she ordered, pursuant to the Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments Act 1982, that two judgments of the...
I have before me an appeal from the Special Commissioners which raises a short but important point as to the applicability or not of deeming provisions in relation to the taxation of chargeable gains arising out...
This is an application for habeas corpus by Vincent Brown (formerly Vincent Bajinya), Emmanuel Nteziryayo, Celestin Ugirashebuja and Charles Munaneza.
On 29 September 2006, in the Newcastle Crown Court before His Honour Judge Faulks and a jury, the appellants were convicted of two offences. Count 1 charged an offence contrary to section 20 of the Offences against...
These matters have been listed together because they both involve an issue on which there is no specific guidance from this court, applications for extension of time for the filing of an appellant's notice [EOT] ...