Tony Blair has welcomed the return of the British service personnel.

Photography is available from the Imperial War Museum website and from http://www.mod.uk/defenceinternet/defencenews.

Photography is available from the Imperial War Museum website and from http://www.mod.uk/defenceinternet/defencenews.

Every single day the public face difficulties trying to find food without...

The Excalibur prefab estate. 189 prefabs erected by prisoners of war, are...

The entry requirements for medical schools are too high. There is a lack of...

Since 1930 when Thimerosal was used to kill bacteria in multi dose vaccines...

If diesel fuel for road vehicles has a suitable vegetable oil (e.g. rapeseed...

We request this on behalf of UK businesses who trade online or in a customer...

Mothers-to-be will have a range of birthing choices from the NHS by 2009, according to a new framework published.

Rear Admiral Amjad Hussain has presented Dr Adel Sharif with the Fazlar Rahman Khan award for Engineering, Science and Technology on behalf of the MoD and the Armed Forces at the annual Muslim News Awards for Excellence...

Acas, Britain's leading employment relations service, has published a new booklet - Flexible working and work-life balance - to help employers and employees understand how flexible working can benefit their workplace...

Results of the Fire and Rescue Service performance assessment released today by the Audit Commission were welcomed by, Angela Smith Minister for the Fire and Rescue Service.

Technical guidance to help the building industry deliver key improvements to the energy efficiency of new homes has been published by Communities and Local Government.

'...make it law that You should be born in England to become a prime minister of England' -- paul knighton

The Spitfire is an icon of what Great Britain stands for.

Turkey has renovated this 1,100-year-old church in the east of the country...

This Bill will provide those serving in the Armed Forces, and those that...

Up until 1974, Turkish Cypriot's, along with Greek speaking Cypriots were...

We at the BBABC (Big Big Anti Bullying Campaign) are supporting youths who...

We cannot understand how the decisions of the Family Courts affect real...

A proportion of UK milk must be from other countries. The UK population...

4x4 Response network is a national organisation consisting of volunteer...

Imagine England as the first country in the world without smoking. We all...

'...create more training posts for young people by legislating that employers should be legally obliged to employ trainees in proportion to the size of their workforce.' -- Glyn Walters

Tony Blair has spoken of his joy about the release of the British service personnel.

Tessa Jowell's statement in response to the appointment of Sir Michael Lyons as the new BBC Trust Chairman

The Cabinet Office has published an invitation to tender for developing and delivering an exciting new programme to create at least 20 new social enterprise ambassadors.

From tomorrow 2.6 million carers across the UK stand to benefit from the right to request flexible working to help them manage their work and caring responsibilities thanks to the Work and Families Act.

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Regulator to play bigger role in supporting faith-based charities - New Faith & Social Cohesion Unit to encourage registration, strengthen governance -

A new action plan to step-up work with Muslim communities to isolate, prevent and defeat violent extremism was published today by Communities Secretary Ruth Kelly.

From tomorrow, tenants who pay a deposit to a landlord will have enhanced protection under the new Government authorised Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme (TDPS).

batteries such as AA and AAA sizes are sold with all sorts of claims as to...

Some companies are still failing to meet their duties under this law....

I am so fed up. I have read so many examples about PGCE trainees having...

TUI are sponsors of the United Nations Year of the Dolphin 2007. The main...

Prior to April 2004 GPs where required to provide an out of hours service...

Tony Blair met a congressional delegation from the United States today to discuss Northern Ireland.

The Queen has approved the appointment of Sir Michael Lyons Kt as Chair of the Trust of the British Broadcasting Corporation.

"Globalisation is a two-way street" says E-Government Minister Pat McFadden before visiting India next week.

Hilary Armstrong, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, today announced the appointment of Clive Grace as Chair of the Local Better Regulation Office (LBRO). This is the first appointment to the LBRO which is being...

A pilot of a new process involving ground-breaking technology to catch out benefit thieves and improve service for benefit customers was announced by the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions John Hutton today...

A Foreign Office spokesman today issued the following statement:

Highways Agency and English Heritage publish joint guidance to assess impact of roads on historic landscapes

Many naval ships are built by Scottish shipyards whilst being paid for by...

Manufacturing: 0.2% three-monthly fall

A statement on incidents at nuclear installations in Britain that meet Ministerial reporting criteria is reported to the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry and the Secretary of State for Scotland and is published...

The Department for Transport today published National Statistics of vehicle speeds in Great Britain in 2006. These statistics relate to the speeds at which drivers travel in free-flow conditions across the road ...

The way Courts enforce current legislation on Bankruptcy can be unlawful and...

It should be illegal to demand detailed information about parents, their...

New guidance aimed at preserving the 70,000-plus war memorials in England and Wales has been published today.

There is no point in stealing mobile phones, the Government, police and mobile phone industry said today as new test results show that almost all mobiles are barred on home networks within the first day of being...

Seabourn Cruise Limited v First Hosting [2007] DRS 4316 (21 March 2007)

Electoral Commission v Domain Administration Ltd [2007] DRS 4389 (23 March 2007)

Kiley-Hale Solicitors v Personal Injury Management Services [2007] DRS 4438 (26 March 2007)

Obriss Ltd v Bersteiner [2007] DRS 4461 (27 March 2007)

Delecto Gifts Ltd v MacPherson [2007] DRS 4376 (29 March 2007)

J. Sainsbury Plc v Morrison [2007] DRS 4457 (29 March 2007)

VisitBritain v RC Johnson [2007] DRS 4250 (29 March 2007)

Dragon Hotel Ltd v Les Evans [2007] DRS 4447 (30 March 2007)

Nuffield Hospitals v Ward (t/a Fuz Pty Ltd) [2007] DRS 4460 (30 March 2007)

Divelet Holding SA v Pizzeria Alex di Cimato Fernando e C. S.n.c. [2007] DRS 4408 (30 March 2007)

For many years the Claimant was a single handed general medical practitioner in Liverpool. The Defendant is the Primary Care Trust for Central Liverpool formerly the Liverpool Health Authority (LHA). The Claimant...

The claimant ("WNSL") is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Football Association Ltd. It was formed for the purpose of acquiring the Wembley Stadium ("the Old Stadium") and building a new stadium on the same site...

The appellant (Syed Hashmi) appeals against the decision of District Judge Nicholas Evans sitting in the City of Westminster Magistrates Court on 5 October 2006 sending his case to the Secretary of State for his...

The claimant, who is 8 years of age, brings this claim for judicial review by his father and next friend, David Main.

On the 8th February 2005 the Applicant, Mr�T.R. Bamber, then an airline pilot employed by MyTravel Limited, applied for leave judicially to review a decision ("the November decision") made by the Respondents, ...

The terrorist threat to the United Kingdom since 2001 has led the government and Parliament to conclude that a preventive regime is needed for those suspected of involvement in terrorism but who cannot be prosecuted...

Uforma Constance Onotota, the claimant , who is a Nigerian national, challenges decisions of the Entry Clearance Officer in Lagos dated 29 August 2006 and 4 September 2006 to refuse to issue her with entry clearance...

This is an application under section 288 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 to quash the decision of an inspector, Roger Priestley BA(Hons), DipTP, MRTPI, FRGS, granting planning permission on appeal against...

In both these cases, the court granted a retrospective representation order in circumstances where counsel acting on behalf of each of the appellants had been privately paid for the application for leave to appeal...

Joel Ison Taylor was born on 14 March 1988. Joshua Declan Thomas was born on 19 February 1990. On 10 April 2006 in the Crown Court at Swansea they were both convicted of murder. Thomas was also convicted of robbery...

On 21 November 2005 in the Crown Court at Southwark Ian Andrew Leaf was convicted of 13 counts of fraudulent trading. 10 days later he was sentenced to terms of imprisonment on each count. The sentence on Count...

These are appeals by the Waltham Forest NHS Primary Care Trust ("the PCT") and the Secretary of State for Health ("the Secretary of State") from the ruling of Collins J on 17th March 2006 in favour of the Respondent...

We are concerned with a little boy, E, who was born on 8 June 2003 and who is therefore now 3� years old. On 12 November 2004 he was admitted to hospital in circumstances which subsequently gave rise to the care...

This case raises some striking issues arising out of the Data Protection Act 1998 [the 1998 Act]. The case has nothing, or almost nothing, to do with the protection of the privacy and integrity of a person whose...

This is the judgment of the court, giving the reasons for the orders we made on hearing urgent appeals on 20 March from an order made by Mr Justice Pumfrey, on 23 February 2007, by which the Appellant, Mr Baker, ...

It has now been so well known for so long that asbestos is deadly that it is difficult to understand how things were in the Liverpool docks in the 1950s and 1960s. The volume of shipping then loading and unloading...

All three appellants are black Africans formerly living in Darfur in western Sudan. All three have been, or if they return to Darfur will be, victims of persecution by marauding Arab bands known as the Janjaweed...

This appeal raises two points under the consumer credit legislation and more generally and important points about commissions paid in breach of fiduciary duty. They arise on appeal from a judgment of Mr Recorder...

This is an appeal against a judgment of Mr Justice Collins, given on 15 June 2006, whereby he refused the application of Mr John Catt to quash a decision of Brighton and Hove City Council ("the Council") granting...

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