Currently non-means tested bursarys are only offered to UK residents...

Mrs Hewitt has promised time and time again that she will get the NHS out of...

The existence of public schools only furthers the idea that a good education...

Newly qualified teachers are expected to start a period of structured...

PC and Apple Macintosh laptops are invaluable to many disabled adults,...

Asked by the Sun if the Prime Minister was able to quell Angela Merkel's efforts to revive the EU constitution during his visit yesterday, the PMOS replied that firstly, he wanted to correct some things that had...

Put that the Duke of York and John Major were attending the state funeral of Boris Yeltsin, but was there anyone representing the Government as well, the PMOS replied that he was not aware of any further plans, ...

Put that this had been the worst month for British casualties in Iraq since the war had begun, were there any thoughts on why or on withdrawal, the PMOS replied that he was not aware of any changes to our...

Asked if there were any thoughts about the death of Alan Ball, the PMOS said that the Prime Minister was saddened by Alan Ball's death and hugely admired him....

Put that Sir Paul Levy had suggested that there should be an inquiry into who leaked what in the wake of Peter Clarke's speech yesterday, and did we support that, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Security and Terrorism, Alan Ball, Iraq, Boris Yeltsin and EU Treaty

"I was shocked and saddened to hear that reports of Sudanese Armed Forces bombing raids in North Darfur between 19 and 21 April have been confirmed. During the raids a school was attacked, houses and shops destroyed...

Updated figures released by UCAS today show that yet again the number of people applying to enter Higher Education in 2007 are the highest ever at this point in the application cycle, Bill Rammell said today.

The scheme comprises of 2 key features: 1.Tagging of all people using an...

A large amount of cruel gadgets are being used by untrained and/or uncaring...

Palmer pleaded not guilty but was found guilty by the Jury for what the...

The Prime Minister is distorting the nature of the proposed treaty by...

In light of the obvious watering down of 'Sarah's Law' and the...

Anti-social behaviour, pensions and the FOI Act were on the agenda at PMQs. Read the transcript or watch the broadcast again.

Tony Blair has paid tribute to Alan Ball, the England soccer star who died yesterday aged 61.

A family who represent the welfare of people with autism met with the PM in Parliament.

The PM has welcomed news that Al Gore's film An Inconvenient Truth is to be sent to every secondary school in England.

Tony Blair held talks with Mikheil Saakashvili in Downing Street.

GUIDANCE

A plan to help improve the training and development available to school teachers and contribute to raising school standards in England is published today by the Training and Development Agency for Schools (TDA).

A consortium of leading charities and a top London university have won a £30m grant to provide a new academy for parenting practitioners, following an announcement by Children's Minister Beverley Hughes...

Tony Blair is answering questions from MPs in his weekly PMQs 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 again, soon...

Review to determine whether statutory regulation is necessary

What purpose does this exercise mean to serve, other than the creation of...

Israel continues to be a rogue state acting against the will of the...

To protect the rights of elected students in schools to make their voices...

This would make all users of fuel vehicles pay for the damage to the...

There were massive problems with access by telephone, software failures and...

Look at more ways of supporting young mothers by increasing support during...

At present Working Tax Credit (WTC) is assessed on a families earning for...

A 2006 poll commissioned by the National Society for Clean Air found half a...

The PM should honour his duty to serve and protect the public, filtering is...

This is in response to a petition asking for employers not to be allowed to...

Congestion is made artificially high by the infliction of 'traffic calming'...

Under the existing tax credits system, the goverment will provide your...

In line with other anti-discriminatory legislation in the field of...

Spending any taxpayers money on this hideous piece of questionable art and...

In particular, our communities are now becomming more and more subject to...

With wars across the world becoming frequent we need to atract more people...

Tony Blair says much more must be done to tackle poverty in Africa.

Tony Blair will face questions from MPs in the House of Commons today. You can follow Prime Minister's Questions live here from 1200 BST. We'll have a summary of the topics covered, as well as the chance to watch...

0.8% 3 monthly rise into February

UK economy up by 0.7% in Q1 2007

Scottish Gross Domestic Product for the fourth quarter of 2006

This is an application by JD Wetherspoon PLC�("JDW") for an order remitting the arbitrator's award for reconsideration on the grounds that, pursuant to section 68.2 of the Arbitration Act 1996, there has been...

This is an application by the claimant, Merrill Lynch International Bank Limited ("the Bank"), for summary judgment under CPR Part 24 against the Defendant, Winterthur Swiss Insurance Company ("the Insurer") in ...

In this case the Claimant, Connolly Limited ("Connolly") seeks rectification of a contract for the sale of a piece of land for mixed commercial and residential development close to the centre of Canterbury. The...

ASM Shipping Ltd of India, the owners of the vessel "AMER ENERGY" ("the Owners"), seek, pursuant to section 24 of the Arbitration Act 1996 ("the Act") to remove Mr Bruce Harris and Mr Anthony Scott from their position...

This is not a typical claim for damages for personal injuries suffered in a road traffic accident. The defendant is not the driver of another vehicle involved in the collision. No other vehicle was involved. ...

On 10 March 2006 Cox J handed down a judgment in which she held that the appellant, the Chief Constable of the Hertfordshire Police, acted unlawfully in violation of articles 2 and 8 of the European Convention on...