Asked if, following on from what the Secretary of State for Trade had said in the House of Commons this afternoon, that last Friday had been the first time the Government was aware that body parts from the post ...
Asked what the Prime Minister would be saying on Darfur this afternoon, the PMOS said that the base would be what the Prime Minister said in Berlin which was his very firm view was that President Bashir was playing...
Asked that when the Prime Minister said that he would comment on a successor when he made his announcement to step down was that a clear statement of an endorsement at the same time, the PMOS said that the...
Asked, when the Prime Minister had said that it was a pity that Blackpool did not get the super casino or the consequential regeneration, if that suggested that there may be another casino planned for Blackpool...
Asked if the estimate of the death toll in Iraq and the bombs today suggested that the surge was not working, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said the evidence on the ground in Baghdad is that progress...
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Iraq, Super-casino, PM's Resignation, Sudan, Sellafield
Ferenc Gyurcsány arrived in Downing Street for a meeting with the PM.
Britain is in favour of "tougher measures and sanctions" against Sudan over the continuing violence in the Darfur region, Tony Blair has said.
Condemning the bombings in Baghdad today, the Foreign Secretary Margaret Beckett said,
The Foreign Office today revised its travel advice for Burma. We are no longer advising against all but essential travel the the Burmese side of the Burma/Thai border but advise caution if travelling there.
Mr William Patey CMG has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in succession to Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles KCMG, LVO who is transferring to another Diplomatic Service appointment. ...
Most first-time buyers purchasing a home with a 'E, F or G' energy rating could benefit from grants to help improve the energy efficiency of their homes.
The Minister of State for Lifelong Learning, Further and Higher Education, Bill Rammell announced today the appointment of a new Chair to the Board of the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE).
Further the Prime Minister is called upon to ask the Bulgarian Authorities...
Currently colleges teaching students aged 16-19 recieve less money than...
Put to an end the selfish anti-social behaviour of a minority.
Petition created to stop stealth tax. The income tax bands should be...
If a company is taken over by the use of a loan from a commercial source or...
We ask you to lower taxes for low income families where only 1 partner works...
The unwritten constitution of this country is predicated upon the doctrine...
There is growing concern that different faith groups or races are given...
At the moment it is much more expensive to buy milk from a milkman than from...
The M25 motorway does not currently have adequate service facilities. In the...
Asked if it was true that the Hungarian Prime Minister had come to say goodbye, the PMOS said that he was not aware of that. There were real issues such as the EU Constitution to talk about, and if...
Put by a BBC journalist recently back in the UK, that as he had been out of the loop for a while, when did the Prime Minister intend to stand down, and who would replace him when he did,...
Asked if the Prime Minister was going to hold a party for the England cricket team when they arrived home from the Caribbean, the PMOS replied that he was not aware of any plans to do. He suspected that...
Asked what the Prime Minister's view on Liam Byrne's view was about the damage that mass immigration had done to society, the PMOS replied that this had to be put in context. Migration had also been of huge benefit...
Asked for further information about the handover of Maysan Province, the PMOS said that this was the third of the four provinces to be transferred to the Iraqis, across Iraq as a whole. The UK forces had been in...
Asked why the Prime Minister did not vote last night, the PMOS replied that as the result showed, there was never any doubt about the result, and it was not normal for the Prime Minister to vote on such...
Put that Tony McNulty had said this morning that the two terror suspects who had escaped last year from their control orders were still on the run, and that he had no information about the well being of those...
Pensions, schools and the national health service were on the agenda at this week's PMQs. Watch the session again.
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Human rights, Vote, Maysan Province, Immigration, Cricket, Prime Minister, Hungarian Prime Minister
The OFT is today publishing a discussion paper and announcing informal consultation on facilitating private actions in order to optimise the effectiveness of competition law in the UK, and to make redress for consumers...
Many women in this country do not receive an anomaly scan on the NHS, whilst...
MP's are public servants and as such they should participate in the pay...
Culture Minister, David Lammy, has placed a temporary export bar on a beautiful 15th century illuminated manuscript of the Hours of the Passion. Previously unavailable to scholars and mostly absent in literature...
Immigration Minister Liam Byrne, today unveiled the timetable for introducing the UK's tough new Australian-style points based system for migration, during a fact finding visit to Sydney.
I have today laid before Parliament the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (Lasting Powers of Attorney, Enduring Powers of Attorney and Public Guardian Regulations) 2007.
The Mental Capacity Act 2005 provides a statutory...
With effect from April 2007 for a period of two years, RAF Lyneham will be used as the primary location for military repatriation ceremonies instead of RAF Brize Norton.
In the event of fatalities resulting...
My right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Transport announced, on 4 April 2007, the results of the recent consultation on the implementation of the Brighton Main Line (BML) Route Utilisation Strategy (RUS...
We the objectors believe this project to be poorly planned and ill advised...
The Home Office now insists that all non EEC immigrants must pass the Life...
It should not be within the purview of any prime minister, or cabinet, to...
'...Ensure that Laws are created to ensure that the Local Government Ombudsman, has to issue a report and name the local authority concerned when maladministration is found. Further that any financial settlement...
every time i come accross a police officer in nottingham and ask why is it...
The current Tyne & Wear Metro struggles to cover passenger needs in Tyne &...
The drug, Exubera, is designed to offer adults with diabetes an alternative...
We repeatedly hear MPs respond to direct questions with obfuscation and...
The new highway code requries cyclsits to use cycle facilities 'wherever...
stop solicitors from misleading the public that they can take medical...
We are appealing against the closing of the Tag unit in Auchtertyre (the...
The Prime Minister has today re-appointed Mr Nigel Macdonald as a Trustee of the National Maritime Museum.
Released by the Cabinet Office on behalf of Government Skills
The following statistics were released today by the Department of Health:
Jim Murphy, Minister of State for Employment and Welfare Reform, welcomed today's Labour Market figures - which show a further fall in the claimant count and a rise in the number of vacancies.
Tony Blair took part in his monthly briefing with journalists inside No10. Read the transcript.
Rate falls to 74.3% in 3 months to Feb 2007
Bonuses increase pay growth in Feb 2007
Ofwat today published for consultation its proposal to fine United Utilities Water £8.5 million for non-compliant trading arrangements with associate companies.
At 20 minutes past six yesterday evening Dover Coastguard MRCC received a 999 call from three girls, one of whom had sustained a leg injury, from an unknown location on the foreshore in the Dover area.
This claim started life as an application to quash the refusals by the defendant of permits to allow the claimant to deposit waste in two landfill sites in Norfolk. It also sought declarations to establish the ...
On 26 October 2006, in the Crown Court at Bournemouth, before HHJ Jarvis and a jury, Benjamin Bree, a 25 year old man of excellent previous character, was convicted of rape. There was no dispute that, after a very...
This is an appeal from the unanimous decision of the Employment Appeal Tribunal ("EAT") dismissing an appeal from the unanimous decision of the Employment Tribunal ("ET") sitting at Bury St Edmunds in which it ...
This application for permission to appeal the decision of Cooke J dated 28 February 2006 was listed before me for oral hearing on 24th November 2006. At the conclusion of the hearing which lasted for more than a...
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...