The Foreign Office today amended its travel advice for Sudan to advise against all but essential travel to the country, following continuing unrest.   

The United Kingdom, as Presidency of the European Union, is following recent events in the Islamic Republic of Mauritania closely and condemns any attempt to seize power by force.   

Competition Commission invites evidence   

On behalf of the European Union, the UK Presidency offers its condolences and support to those affected by the recent flooding in Bulgaria. The Presidency of the European Union was deeply concerned to hear about...

Researchers will be able to turn their innovative ideas into commercially marketable products thanks to a new GBP25 million fund.

This document contains a draft of a new Green Belt Direction & accompanying Circular. The proposed Direction would require local planning authorities to refer certain planning applications involving inappropriate...

Planning For Housing Provision - Consultation Paper

Possible Changes to the Use Classes Order; Casinos

Advertised discounts must be from genuine prices   

New powers for Local Planning Authorities to ensure that developers deliver on planning permissions and speed up the planning system were announced today by ODPM Minister Phil Woolas.   

The UK Presidency has sent the following message of condolence to the Indian Government.   

Researchers will be able to turn their innovative ideas into commercially marketable products thanks to a new £25 million fund.

A Healthier Future: A Strategic Framework for Respiratory Conditions

The Strategy for the Prevention and Control of Healthcare Associated Infection

Map Revision Policy

Annual Report by the Drinking Water Quality Regulator for Scotland

Culture Minister David Lammy has placed a temporary export bar on a gold coin, issued during the reign of Coenwulf, king of Mercia (796-821). This will provide a last chance to raise the money to keep the coin in...

Data from Defra's badger Road Traffic Accident survey (RTA), covering the three years 2002 - 2004, has been published today.   

The directors of two wine companies who ripped off their customers with bogus investments have been disqualified for a total of 27 years following a successful DTI prosecution.   

Home Office Minister Hazel Blears has met with Muslim leaders in Oldham in the first of a series of regional events.

This report sets out the results of questions on family matters in the Scottish Social Attitudes Survey 2004. This part of the survey canvassed public views and knowledge on a range of family-related issues including...

A follow-up survey of public perceptions of travel awareness

A follow-up survey of public perceptions of travel awareness

Findings which draw together existing data on patterns of family formation and dissolution accross Europe, including Scotland

Part I: UK Government Foreign Currency Assets and Liabilities - July 2005   

Taxi numbers increased since OFT report   

The OFT today referred the anticipated acquisition by National Express Group plc (NEG) of the Thameslink and Great Northern (TGN) rail franchise to the Competition Commission (CC).   

Researchers are being encouraged to turn their innovative ideas into commercially marketable products by £25m in Government funding launched today through the Public Sector Research Exploitation Fund (...

OFT concludes review of Supermarkets Code