Gordon Brown has chaired a meeting of COBRA this afternoon after a reported outbreak of foot and mouth disease on a Surrey farm.
The Prime Minister has expresses his sympathy for rural communities following a new outbreak of foot and mouth disease.
Initial laboratory tests on the samples taken this morning from the cattle on the holding in Surrey where disease was suspected have indicated the presence of Foot and Mouth Disease.
Aviation and Shipping Minister, Jim Fitzpatrick visited Scotland today to see how organisations in the private and public sector are using technology and design to improve services to their customers.
Secretary of State for Transport, Ruth Kelly, today announced an extra £1.2million to train van drivers in greener, safer driving techniques.
Current legislation states that unless a person has asked a DWP employee...
By requiring juries in criminal trials who find a defendant guilty, to...
Oil production, distribution and price regulation is the remit of OPEC. It’s...
There has been a confirmed case of Foot and Mouth Disease on a farm holding in Surrey.
Business and Enterprise Secretary John Hutton today announced a raft of new measures to crack down on rogue employers who exploit vulnerable workers.
The British Geological Survey has recorded an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.9 Mw at 11:10 GMT on the 12th of September 2007. Today's earthquake is located near the coast of Southern Sumatra, Indonesia.
Our Commissioners will be visiting the Borough of Congleton to see first-hand some of the area's successful businesses, and to visit a number of local market towns.
Congleton is perceived...
Our Commissioners are visiting Congleton Borough today, to see first-hand some of the area's successful businesses, and to visit a number of local market towns.
The visit will...
Asked if there would be any British reaction to Russia detonating a new "super bomb," the PMS said that there was no specific reaction to the news.Asked if the Prime Minister thought the financial system should ...
The PMS went on to say that the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) had announced that a suspected case of Foot and Mouth disease had been identified in Surrey, near Chertsey. Based on...
The Prime Minister's Spokesman began by telling the assembled press that the Prime Minister and the Home Secretary had visited a local police station in Leicestershire that morning, where they met with local police...
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Neighbourhood Policing, Foot and Mouth and Misc
Culture Minister, Margaret Hodge, has deferred her decision on an export licence application for a Rubens oil sketch: - 'Meleager and Atalanta hunting the Boar'.
Smoking should be banned from all newly created television broadcasts...
There are not many people that live to see turning 80 years old. If the...
Because they use space on the road set aside for motor vehicles and...
Rail fares are extortionate and are only set to increase as franchises are...
Ofcom currently permits ISPs to advertise theoretical 'maximum rates' for...
Vaccination would be detrimental for the agricultural industry due to the...
The Communities and Local Government select committee has just launched an...
The public display of human remains, for example mummified bodies taken from...
I have previously petitioned on this subject, but felt I made too many...
'...hold a referendum to ask the people if they think the present voteing system, is not fit for purpose, and it should be changed.' -- A H Rickard
Gordon Brown has visited a police station in Leicester to see first hand how the police are tackling crime.
A Citizens Jury has been held in Leicester to discuss the issues of law and order, crime-fighting and community policing.
Gordon Brown will chair a meeting of COBRA this afternoon after a reported outbreak of foot and mouth disease on a Surrey farm.
Around 3,600 British forces will move from Germany to the UK under initial plans announced by the Ministry of Defence today.
The OFT has made a warning order against Andrew Farquharson for matters relating to his former employment at Bairstow Eves, 68 High Street in Wanstead.
The Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice today announced the re-appointment by Her Majesty of Michael Allen and John Weeden CB to the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC).
The Chair of the Human Genetics Commission, Baroness Helena Kennedy QC, has announced that she will be stepping down at the Commission's meeting in Durham on 12th September.
The following statistics were released today by the Department of Health:
New figures which show record numbers of people in employment are welcomed by Employment Minister, Caroline Flint, today. The Labour Market figures show employment is up, unemployment is down and numbers on the ...
Social services have under tacken a county wide reveiw of their services ,...
trains are public transport and we are encouraged to use them more often so...
Welsh, Gaelic, Cornish and other minority Celtic languages are an important...
Gun and knife crime is on the rise. Both the general public and the police...
Sickle Cell pain has sufferers incapacitated & can result in major organ...
Having recently entered full time employment and started on my career after...
The government's proposal to offer grants in the form of cash payments to...
Manufacturing companies are making items for sale and within a short period...
The plastic bags which supermarkets give out for free should be replaced...
Youngsters are being asked to walk or cycle to school to be green and reduce...
The Honourable Mr Justice Newman will retire as a High Court Judge on 1 October 2007.
Employment falls in Q2 2007
Rate rises to 74.4% in 3 months to July 07
Pay growth steady in year to July 2007
Summary Justice System Model paper, describing how summary justice cases will be dealt with in Scotland.
Executive Summary of the report of an independent review of the law and practice of disclosure, commissioned by the Scottish Government and carried out by Rt Hon Lord Coulsfield in 2006-2007
The report of an independent review of the law and practice of disclosure, commissioned by the Scottish Government and carried out by Rt Hon Lord Coulsfield in 2006-2007.
Estimates of employment in the public sector in Scotland from Q1 1999 to Q2 2007.
The research gathered information on knowledge of, and attitudes towards, international development and Fair Trade among young people qand adults in Scotland. The research was carried out in 2007 by placing a module...
This presents the findings from an evaluation of changes to the law of evidence in sex offence trials, restricting the use of evidence and questioning concerning complainers' sexual history and character.
This presents the findings from an evaluation of changes to the law of evidence in sex offence trials, restricting the use of evidence and questioning concerning complainers' sexual history and character.
Criminal appeal statistics Scotland
Many people would not mind strangers knowing what was in their fridge, if it meant that supermarkets could help them plan meals and automatically restock it to make grocery shopping a thing of the past, the UK's...
Stuart Burgess, our chair and the government's Rural Advocate, and Jonathan Shaw, Rural Affairs Minister, are visiting Norfolk today, to see rural housing projects and meeting the people...
Peter Hain today set out how the Government will take forward his crusade for full employment and an end to poverty. He announced that six leading training and employment companies from the private and voluntary...
Emirsoylu, R (on the application of) v The Parole Board [2007] EWHC 2007 (Admin) (14 August 2007)
On 12 November 2004, at the Crown Court at Birmingham, before His Honour Judge Ross, the appellant appeared together with her husband Clive Neuberg. He was charged with taking part in the management of Watergate...