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Tony Blair held talks with Iraq's President today, pledging once again his support for the country and its desire for "peace and harmony".
The PM met with French President-elect Nicolas Sarkozy on Friday.
Myself and many other mothers find themselves caught up in the rules of the...
On the 17th of May 2007 , Louis George Tin is proposing a resolution to...
'...cancel VAT on repairs to listed buildings' -- Captain Bailey
currently deaf people do not get any help towards the cost of a british tv...
Build a tunnel linking N.Ireland to Britian making it easier and cheaper for...
my daughter earns £14,000 pa and has her brother living with her as he at...
Cannabis should be re-classified as a Class B drug as more and more young...
The Netherlands is often quoted as a prime example for efficient recycling....
According to recent figures there are 2,000 people on the terror watch list...
Defendants need to be allowed to sit with their barrister in Crown Court...
Almost all tax payers have areas of government spending that they entirely...
Currently statutory paternity pay is only paid if a father is employed by...
The primary care trust are taking advantage of our older citizens, taking...
Public subsidy of the arts accounts for a minute proportion of national...
The petition is to ensure that safe motorists and the police can clearly...
I have two issues with the policy regarding the 'Britishness' test. 1) '...
Asked if it were the case the Prime Minister would attend PMQs on the 27th June before going to see HM The Queen to resign as Prime Minister, the PMS said that again it would be wise to wait for...
Asked what the relationship between the Prime Minister and the new First Minister for Scotland would be, what kind of relationship would the Prime Minister like to have with Alex Salmond, the PMS said that it would...
Asked what the Prime Minister would discuss in his meetings with President Jacques Chirac and President Elect Nicolas Sarkozy, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) said that with President Chirac this was a private...
A statue of World Cup hero Bobby Moore has been unveiled at the new Wembley.
Businesses in five areas across the country are to benefit from NHS advice and support to improve the physical, mental and social well-being of their staff, health minister Rosie Winterton announced today.
The Royal Navy will give a hero's welcome to yachtsman Sir Robin Knox-Johnston as he returns to the UK from his solo circumnavigation of the world on Saturday (May 12).
The Metropolitan Police Authority welcomes the Independent Police Complaints Commission's decision to withdraw Regulation 9 notices in respect of 11 of the officers, which will be a great relief to them. However...
The front-line firearms and surveillance officers involved in the shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes at Stockwell Underground Station on 22 July 2005 will not face a disciplinary tribunal the Independent Police...
At twenty minutes past nine this morning, Swansea coastguard rescue coordination centre received a call from the owner of a local bed and breakfast reporting that one of her guests had not returned from taking his...
Most holders of high public office benefit from healthy and protected...
The electoral commission has already said it will investigate the problems...
My life is being ruined by wind chimes in my neighbour's garden. My own...
bureaucatic pressure! The amount and complexity of the targets and...
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Prime Minister's Visit to France, Scottish Election and Prime Minister
Commenting on the recent letter from the EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn to the authorities of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the subsequent EU Presidency statement, Minister for Europe Geoff Hoon said:
On 9 February the OFT issued a warning to all holiday and travel suppliers to include all fixed non-optional costs in the basic advertised prices of their holidays. The deadline for compliance expired yesterday.
Link to an external report by Childhood Studies at the University of Edinburgh (available from 9 May 2007) - part of the Scottish Executive Education Department sponsored research programme
Gifted and talented secondary children will benefit from a wide range of out of school hours learning through leading universities, announced Schools Minister Andrew Adonis today.
A large percentage of the taxes collected is spent to collect and regulate...
A claim for Incapacity Benefit or other sickness benefit, is subject to a...
The Chancellor Gordon Brown announced that further education would be free...
There are far too many young children who are addicted to drugs. In order to...
I am concerned about the amount of swearing and sexual scenes shown before 9...
The English government classes people of 16 as Adults - they can leave...
Tony Blair has offered his resignation as Labour Party leader, although he continues as PM.
Tony Blair held talks with Iraq's President today, pledging once again his support for the country and its desire for "peace and harmony".
The following statistics were released today by the Department of Health:
Independent report into radiotherapy provision published by Cancer Tsar
Local Government Minister Phil Woolas has today (11 May) published new legislation aimed at encouraging empty shops, offices, factory and warehouse buildings back into commercial use as part of a package to create...
It's very sad that in todays society and because of a few undesirable people...
At the moment, many people are still waiting for the digital signal to be...
Hong Kong is one of the few former British colonies that is a developed...
Television is at least as dangerous to health as fast food, smoking, or...
Currently if claiming the benefit disability living allowance (dla) as a...
£75 billion in 2005
In my written ministerial statement of 10 October 2006, I undertook to report to Parliament on a quarterly basis on the operation of the UK's asset freezing regime. This is the second of these reports and covers...
I deplore the activities of so-called vulture funds that seek to profit from debts owed by the poorest countries in the world. I am determined to limit the damage done by such funds. The UK will therefore:
The lifespan of the Thurrock Thames Gateway Development Corporation is to be extended by three years to 2014, following a public consultation.
The Thurrock Thames Gateway Development Corporation was established...
The supplement to the 2007 report of the Armed Forces Pay Review Body (AFPRB) making recommendations on the pay of service medical and dental officers has been published today. Copies of the report are available...
On 7 May European Union (EU) Ministers agreed a Directive which for the first time establishes rules governingthe conditions under which meat chickens are kept. The package of new measures includes detailed requirements...
Today, the Department is publishing a report from the chief nursing officer on progress with mixed-sex accommodation in hospitals. This report highlights the actions the national health service should take to...
The General Affairs and External Relations Council (GAERC) will be held on 14 and 15 May in Brussels. My right hon. Friend the Secretary of Statefor Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs and I will representthe UK...
The second ID cards scheme costs report is being laid before Parliament today. It sets out an estimate of the public expenditure likely to be incurred on the ID cards scheme over the next 10 years, in accordance...
Professor Louis Appleby, the National Clinical Director for Mental Health explains why improvements in community care must continue and sets out a new phase of reform in mental health services in a report published...
In this action the Claimant seeks to hold the First Defendant responsible for the collapse of part of the front and side façades of a building which it owns at 53-55 Queens' Avenue, Muswell Hill. The collapse...
The claimant in this action, Peter Curistan, is a Chartered Accountant and a well-known businessman in Northern Ireland. He claims damages for libel against the defendant, Times Newspapers Limited, in respect of...
The defendants ("Faz" and Mr Al-Zayat) challenge the jurisdiction of the English court to try this claim. The claimant ("MODSAF") seeks worldwide freezing orders against Faz and Mr Al-Zayat. In the event, as I will...
In these somewhat unusual proceedings the Governor of HMP Wandsworth ("the Governor") seeks declarations as to the meaning and effect of three court orders: an order of the Peterborough Magistrates Court made on...
The defendants ("Faz" and Mr Al-Zayat) challenge the jurisdiction of the English court to try this claim. The claimant ("MODSAF") seeks worldwide freezing orders against Faz and Mr Al-Zayat. In the event, as I will...
MR JUSTICE DAVID CLARKE: On 26th July 2006 the applicant, who is 44, pleaded guilty to two offences of conspiracy to import Class A drugs. They related to cocaine and ecstasy. On 8th September 2006, before His...
M (1) , R v [2007] EWCA Crim 970 (27 April 2007)
The issue underlying this appeal can be very simply stated. Did the appellant, Mr. Charlie Sandhu, resign from his employment with the respondent, Jan de Rijk Transport Limited on 6 December 2002, or was he dismissed...
In 1992, the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry began proceedings against Mr Eastaway for his disqualification as a director. These proceedings culminated in Mr Eastaway giving an undertaking to the Secretary...
The UK Intellectual Property Office's drive to raise Intellectual Property awareness within schools has paid off with a record number of entries being submitted in this year's Think kit(tm) "Hobby to Enterprise...