The Prime Minister and Cherie Blair hosted a reception this evening at Downing Street to thank the 2012 team for the "enthusiasm and spirit and absolute determination" that had won the bid for Britain to host the...

Asked what the Prime Minister hoped to accomplish, the PMOS said that the Prime Minister had set some of his objectives out in his Observer article yesterday. His goal was a consensus about how we moved beyond Kyoto...

Asked whom the Prime Minister had consulted on the David Blunkett DNA bioscience breach of Ministerial Code, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) that, as they knew he did not go into the processology ...

Tony Blair has held talks with Masoud Barzani, the President of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, in Downing Street today.

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: David Blunkett and G8 Climate Change Conference

Research exploring the operation of the Commercial Court in Glasgow Sheriff Court, describing innovations introduced by commencement of commercial procedure, and its impact on key stakeholders.

Research exploring the operation of the Commercial Court in Glasgow Sheriff Court, describing innovations introduced by commencement of commercial procedure, and its impact on key stakeholders.

The Queen has approved the nomination of the Reverend Canon John Frank Ford MA to the Suffragan See of Plymouth, in the Diocese of Exeter, in succession to the Right Reverend John Henry Garton MA DipTh, on his resignation...

The literature review provides an overview of the difficulties facing those termed as 'not in education, employment or training', or the NEET group in Scotland. The study contributes a greater understanding of ...

Seeks views on Scottish Ministers' proposals for the designation of marine boundaries in coastal and transitional waters.

This release includes statistics on incidence, mortality, operations, hospital discharges and GP prescribing.

Tony Blair says he hopes an environmental conference in London tomorrow will help 'build the foundations' of a global response to climate change.

The report maps the range and quality of employability support services available to disengaged young people (aged 16-24) in three locations across Scotland and recommends an effective service framework for this...

The report maps the range and quality of employability support services available to disengaged young people (aged 16-24) in three locations across Scotland and recommends an effective service framework for this...

The literature review provides an overview of the difficulties facing those termed as 'not in education, employment or training,' or the NEET group in Scotland. The study contributes to a greater understanding ...

I am pleased to announce the extension of the department's Veterans Challenge Fund. This Fund was established on 1 April 2003 for a fixed initial period of three years to provide a mechanism for MOD to pump prime...

The Agriculture and Fisheries Council of the European Union met on 24–25 October and voted on a proposal to authorise food ingredients derived from the genetically modified maize line MON863. As the vote did not...

In light of the recent major increase in asylum claims by Eritreans, which does not seem to be justified by the country situation, I have made an authorisation under section 19D of the Race Relations Act 1976 (as...

I am pleased to announce the appointment of Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean as my special representative to assist the Government's efforts to conclude memoranda of understanding and associated arrangements, to ...

Tony Blair has written to Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to express his 'sadness and outrage' over the bombs in New Delhi.

Here we reflect on some of the main business carried out by Tony Blair in the last few days. This week there has been a focus on education and Europe.

One thousand people from around the country will be in Birmingham on Saturday 29 October to have their say in shaping policy on primary health and social care services.

The process for strategic environmental assessment (SEA) set out in the Regulations includes requirements for the provision of specified information to and consultation with designated Consultation Authorities. ...

Summary Report

Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 - Report on Information requests handling in the Scottish Executive January - June 2005

proposed regulations and statutory guidance on the introduction of a radioactively contaminated land regime for Scotland.

Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with the Delivery Unit that the UK's counter-terrorism strategy was immature, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that first of all we should recognise what action...

Asked for an update on smoking, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that he had no reason to believe anything had changed....

Asked about what progress the Prime Minister hoped to make on the EU constitution and the UK's abatement, the PMOS said that he doubted that the constitution would be discussed this week and our position on that...

Asked if the Prime Minister tomorrow would be setting out a strategic vision for global trade talks and try to break the deadlock in the Doha round on agriculture, the PMOS said that he thought that would be taking...

Asked why there wouldn't be detailed discussions of the European budget at the informal meeting, the PMOS said that we had been very clear, as had the Commission, that we did not see the informal meeting as being...

European Parliament and the Informal meeting at Hampton Court The PMOS set out how the Prime Minister viewed his visit to the European Parliament tomorrow. It was important to set this in the context of our presidency...

Asked if the Prime Minister was confident that DEFRA could handle the issue of Avian flu, the PMOS said that the important thing to recognise was that the quarantine procedures had actually worked. They did identify...

Asked for further information about the Informal Summit arrangements, the PMOS said the Prime Minister would sum up where he believed the consensus was at the end of the meeting. As he said the morning, the proof...

Asked if the row between George Galloway and the Senate committee might damage the special relationship, the PMOS said that there were some issues which one learned to stay out of. This was top of that list....

Asked if we were expecting a ban by the end of the day, and also how did the Government justify its U-turn regarding the import and export of birds, the PMOS replied that in terms of the ban, it was...

Asked if the bill on smoking would definitely be published tomorrow, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said he had no information to suggest otherwise. Asked why the Government couldn't just stick to...

Asked what the current position was on the Smoking Bill, and if it would be published tomorrow, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said the position was the same as it was this morning and yesterday ...

Mr Kelly: Here at the European Parliament the Prime Minister will be meeting the Party of European Socialists group, the European Socialists, then President Borrell, then the Conference of Presidents, then the UK...

Asked what the latest on "burglar bashing" was, the PMOS said he thought the journalist was asking about the use of reasonable force against intruders, which was a more bureaucratic way of putting it! The...

Put to the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) that the Prime Minister had said that he would be consulting allies regarding Iran, and was there anything further to be added, the PMOS said that first of all...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Iran and Reasonable Force

The Prime Minister has today appointed David Moorhouse and Dr David Quarmby CBE as Trustees of the National Maritime Museum. The terms of appointment will be for four years.

Children's Social Work Statistics 2004-05

The study investigates people's perceptions of, and priorities amongst, local environmental problems and how these impact on health and quality of life. It will contribute to the evidence base for the Executive'...

The study investigates people's perceptions of, and priorities amongst, local environmental problems and how these impact on health and quality of life. It will contribute to the evidence base for the Executive'...

1 in 5 of all workers

I would like to make the following statement with regard to the progress of the Government's review of Disabled Facilities Grant. This is an interdepartmental review being conducted jointly between the Office of...

Today the Government are laying SI 2005–2935 to change the planning regulations for antennas, including satellite dishes.In April 2003, the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister issued a consultation document, Satellite...

The NHS Improvement Plan gave a commitment that by December 2008 no one will have to wait longer than 18 weeks from general practitioner referral to hospital treatment.Today I am launching a listening exercise on...

Today I have published Police Performance Assessments 2004–05 for individual forces in England and Wales. This publication has been brought together by the Police Standards Unit (PSU) and Her Majesty's Inspectorate...

The Chief Electoral Officer for Northern Ireland, Denis Stanley is responsible for all aspects of electoral administration in Northern Ireland, including the conduct of all elections and referendums, as well as ...

My right hon. Friend the Attorney General has made the following written ministerial statement:"Fraud has been estimated to cost the economy at least £14 billion a year and is an increasing threat to our...

I am pleased to announce that, following advice from the Meteorological Office, the annual review of the Cold Weather Payments scheme has now been completed. Amending regulations were laid on 7 October and will ...

Tony Blair and other European leaders have finsihed their discussions at today's informal summit in London. During the day the PM met with the premiers of Turkey and Croatia - both countries hope to join the EU.

Tony Blair has concluded the Hampton Court summit by speaking about the future direction of the European Union, following discussions held in a 'good spirit'.

Taking Stock of Partnership - Working Report by the Project Steering Group

Sets out plans for "Building a Health Service Fit for the Future"

Women should be given a greater choice of, and wider information about, contraceptive options according to the organisation which advises the NHS on medicines and their use.

Tony Blair and other European leaders have concluded their discussions at today's informal summit in London.

Tony Blair and other European leaders are continuing their discussions at today's informal summit in London.

Report on the Seventh AAP Survey of Mathematics (2004)

Excess winter deaths highest for five years

In June 2005, Her Majesty The Queen graciously approved the award of a Theatre Honour ('Iraq 2003') and the Battle Honour ('Al Basrah') for units of the British Army. Subsequently, individual Regiments and Corps...

The annual report for 2004 is being published today and copies have been placed in the Library. The report covers research and development work carried out by or on behalf of any Government Department in relation...

The Department for International Development (DFID) doubled the UK's funding to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM) at the UK-hosted Replenishment Conference (5–6 September), from &...

Yesterday, the Disability Discrimination (Public Authorities) (Statutory Duties) Regulations 2005 (SI 2966) were laid before Parliament. These regulations are made under powers in section 49D of the Disability Discrimination...

Tony Blair is hosting an important meeting in London today as part of the UK's European Union Presidency - we will have full coverage here throughout the day.

Today we launch another new film on the PM's views on education - and publish three mini-features explaining core elements of the latest White Paper.

Consultation on draft Statutory code of Practice on Odour control from Waste Water Treatment Works

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Europe

You can watch democracy in action when the national listening event in Birmingham is broadcast live on the web. On 29 October 1,000 people from around the country will help to shape the future of health and social...

While Tony Blair was in Strasbourg to address the European Parliament, Leader of the House of Commons Geoff Hoon took PMQs. Find the full story here.

Tony Blair has spoken to the European Parliament in Strasbourg ahead of tomorrow's informal EU summit in London - find the full story here.

Review of eye care services in Scotland

analysis of consultative response

FULL INSPECTION REPORT OF THE OPEN ESTATE

GDP 2005Q2

Evaluation of the SRSC Young Driver Campaign

An extraordinary General Affairs and External Relations Council (GAERC) was held on 18 October in Luxembourg. My right hon. Friend the Foreign Secretary (Mr. Jack Straw) chaired the Council as Presidency. My hon...

The BBC World Service has today announced a significant modernisation and reprioritisation of its services to enable it to build on its international pre-eminence. The full text of that announcement can be found...

As Tony Blair is in Strasbourg to address the European Parliament today, Leader of the House of Commons Geoff Hoon will be taking PMQs. Watch the broadcast here at 1200 BST.

Tony Blair is in Strasbourg to speak to a plenary session of the European Parliament, ahead of tomorrow's informal EU summit in London. Watch the broadcast here live from 1400 BST.

King Harald and Queen Sonja of Norway have visited Downing Street as part of a three-day official visit marking the Nordic nation's 100 years of independence.

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Smoking, George Galloway, Bird Flu, EU Parliament and the Informal meeting at Hampton Court, Future Financing, Global Trade and EU Constitution and...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Smoking, Avian Flu and the Informal EU Summit

To mark the launch of the latest White Paper on education, we have commissioned an exclusive film which throws the spotlight on the success of the City Academy Bristol.

Education should be tailored around the needs of each child with greater choice for parents and more power for schools and teachers - that's the conclusion of the government's latest White Paper.

Draft Scottish Noise Management Guide

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Smoking Ban, Baghdad, Tripartite Informal Summit, EU Informal Summit and PM's Education Speech

Meeting the Standard Thematic

Statistics on crimes and offences involving firearms recorded by the police, broken down by crime/ offence, type of weapon, etc

recorded crime publication

13 million households online

Total production higher 3 mths to Sept

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Smoking Ban, Baghdad, Tripartite Informal Summit, EU Informal Summit and PM's Education Speech

I have set the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (CEFAS) the following Performance Targets for 2005–06.Science1. Fulfil commitments on time, within budget and to agreed standard of quality...

I have set the Central Science Laboratory (CSL) the following performance targets for 2005–06:1. To recover the full economic cost of operation on a resource accounting basis, recognising the normal cost of operation...

I have set the Pesticides Safety Directorate the following Performance Targets for 2005–06.1. To evaluate pesticide approval applications and contribute to the EU Review programme.2. To develop policy initiatives...

I have set the Veterinary Laboratories Agency (VLA) the following performance targets for 2005–06:Financial1. Achieve full cost recovery.Efficiency1. Deliver 2.5 per cent. efficiency savings.Service Delivery1. Meet...

I have set the Veterinary Medicines Directorate the following Performance Targets for 2005–06.1. To authorise veterinary medicines efficiently, using good science, thus ensuring their safety, quality and efficacy...

The Immigration (Procedure for Formation of Civil Partnerships) Regulations 2005 and the statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules [HC 582] will be laid today and copies will be placed in the Library.The Civil...

As each day passes, the true scale of the disaster is becoming clearer. Due to the mountainous nature of the terrain, many areas could not be accessed immediately, and some have still not been reached. The Government...

In my Written Statement of 19 October, I said that I had decided to restore Sinn Féin's Assembly allowances with effect from 1 November.As I am required to do by section 95A(2) of the Northern Ireland Act 1998, ...

Tony Blair has attended a special service of thanksgiving and rededication to mark the 60th anniversary of the United Nations.

Tony Blair has chaired a meeting in London to discuss the challenges of globalisation. The PM will host an EU informal summit at Hampton Court in London this Thursday.

Consultation on aspects of the new Scotland-wide free bus scheme for older and disabled people including eligibility criteria and assessment and ferry services.

In a speech at Number 10, Tony Blair said schools in Britain are making good progress but that the time has come to 'lift our ambitions'.

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Counter-Terrorism, Birmingham Riots, Syria and Informal European Summit

Drugs companies have been asked to prepare for the production of about 120 million doses of vaccine as part of the Government's revised plans to deal with an influenza pandemic.

Tony Blair met with Maltese Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi in Downing Street today for talks. Speaking to journalists afterwards, both leaders agreed the two countries had a 'strong relationship.'

Consultation Report and Analysis of Responses to the Charity Accounting Regulations

The Framework has been developed to assist all agencies with planning and delivering integrated approaches to children and young people's mental health.

Review of Notification Requirements, Risk Assessment and Risk Management of Sex Offenders

A web only full report accompanying Insight 23

In January 2005, the Social Work Services Policy Division of the Scottish Executive commissioned BMRB to undertake research to understand why social work students are undertaking the new social work degree and the...

Consultation analysis report of the draft for consultation on Children and Young People's Mental Health: A Framework for Promotion, Prevention and Care Draft for Consultation December 2004

The level of support available to full-time students in the academic year 2006–07 will generally be 2.5 per cent., higher than for 2005–06, in line with forecast price increases. Students entering full-time higher...

The European Union Agriculture and Fisheries Council will meet in Luxembourg on 24 and 25 October 2005. I will chair the agriculture items with my hon. Friend the Parliamentary Under-Secretary, Ben Bradshaw, in ...

The British Council, although not a Government Department, receives a substantial grant-in-aid from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. The Council regularly organises or sponsors exhibitions overseas of works ...

Earlier this year, I asked my officials to carry out a review of race advisory panels within the Home Office to ensure that we are getting the most effective advice. The review recommended we move away from Standing...

My right hon. Friend the Attorney-General has made the following written ministerial statement:"The purpose of this ministerial statement is to inform the House that I am today publishing my revised Guidelines on...

On 21 July I laid before Parliament the annual reports and accounts for England's eight Regional Development Agencies (RDAs) outside London for 2004–05 and the RDAs' reported Tier 3 output results for 2004–05. Copies...

Here we reflect on some of the main business carried out by Tony Blair last week. You will find links which will take you to the relevant story, transcript or photo gallery - as well as a few external links which...

Tony Blair will give a major speech on education at Number 10 today. You will able to watch the event live on this website from 1300 BST onwards.

Asked if the deal on public sector pensions was not a "bit beer and sandwiches", and why did the Prime Minister allow his capitulation just before Adair Turner made the private sector work for longer, the...

Asked what the Government's reaction was to the reported kidnapping of the Irish journalist Rory Carroll, the PMOS said that obviously we were concerned by the reports and the Foreign Office would be working with...

Asked to clear up what the Prime Minister answered at PMQs today about compensation to victims of terror, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that what the Prime Minister was saying was that we were...

Asked about the summit, the PMOS said it was very much about debating the issue of how the EU met the challenge of globalisation in order to get the priorities right in the EU before we got to the December...

Asked about bail being granted to 4 terror suspects awaiting deportation, the PMOS said that Hazel Blears had released a statement which whilst expressing disappointment stressed two things. First, that this in ...

Asked about the Prime Minister's Avian Flu meeting the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that the National Farmers' Union (NFU) were putting out a press release. It talked about putting guidance on...

Asked if was the Prime Minister still comfortable that this was the right time to raise the overall tax burden on the economy following today's economic growth figures that showed another slowdown in the third quarter...

Asked what the Government's attitude to Clare Short's Bill requiring a vote in Parliament before troops could be deployed, the PMOS said that the fact of the matter was that there had been a vote before Iraq. As...

Asked about the article in the Times suggesting displeasure in Downing Street at the way Alan Johnson handled the public sector pensions agreement, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that people...

Here we reflect on some of the main business carried out by Tony Blair this week. You will find a number of links within the text which will take you to the relevant story, transcript or photo gallery - as well ...

Falling sick, being a victim of crime or facing an emergency are traumatic events under any circumstances. When such problems happen abroad they can be even more difficult and frightening. So there is no more important...

In accordance with Section 20(5) of the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986, I have placed the Committee's annual report for 2004 in the Library today. Among other things the report includes;Changes agreed ...

I am announcing today the publication of a consultation paper setting out the Government's proposals for restructuring probation to reduce re-offending.In January 2004, the Government published "Reducing Crime—Changing...

Following a request from the hon. Member for Eastleigh (Chris Huhne) in a written question, to which I replied on 18 July 2005, Official Report, Column 1281W, I agreed to facilitate the setting up of briefing sessions...

I have today placed in the Library the latest quarterly progress report on pension credit, with figures to the end of June. The report gives the number of households and individuals receiving pension credit overall...

Three RAF Chinook helicopters will be sent to Pakistan to help with the earthquake relief effort, part of a further pledge of £20 million of aid announced by the International Development Secretary.

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Public Sector Pensions deal, Clare Short's Bill and Economy

A wide-ranging package of new proposals put forward by teachers to 'reaffirm respect' in the classroom has been welcomed by Education Secretary Ruth Kelly.

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Avian Flu meeting, Suspected Terrorists on bail and EU informal summit

The Queen has been pleased to appoint His Honour Judge Gruffydd Huw Morgan Daniel as Her Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant for Gwynedd following the retirement of Professor Eric Sunderland.

The Queen has been pleased to approve that Dr Ian Paisley MP MLA, be sworn of Her Majesty's most honourable Privy Council.

Scottish Executive representations to BAA on the Edinburgh Airport Outline Master Plan.

0.6% 3 monthly rise into August 2005

Economy grows by 0.4% in Q3 2005

This Summary provides a post-campaign evaluation of the 2004/05 domestic abuse media camapign.

This report provides a post-campaign evaluation of the 2004/05 domestic abuse media campaign.

Falling sick, being a victim of crime or facing an emergency are traumatic events under any circumstances. When such problems happen abroad they can be even more difficult and frightening. So there is no more important...

In accordance with Section 20(5) of the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986, I have placed the Committee's annual report for 2004 in the Library today. Among other things the report includes;Changes agreed ...

I am announcing today the publication of a consultation paper setting out the Government's proposals for restructuring probation to reduce re-offending.In January 2004, the Government published "Reducing Crime—Changing...

Following a request from the hon. Member for Eastleigh (Chris Huhne) in a written question, to which I replied on 18 July 2005, Official Report, Column 1281W, I agreed to facilitate the setting up of briefing sessions...

I have today placed in the Library the latest quarterly progress report on pension credit, with figures to the end of June. The report gives the number of households and individuals receiving pension credit overall...

Asked for further details about this afternoon's meeting on avian flu, the PMOS said it would be better to let the meeting take place first. However, what was important was that the NFU and the Government both understood...

Asked why the Prime Minister was "so keen" not to hold any discussions on future financing, the PMOS said that as he had said yesterday, it was a question of getting the horse and the cart in the right order...

The PMOS also updated people on the EU Informal Summit. He said that the Prime Minister was formally inviting the EU Leaders today to the Informal Summit, and his letters of invitation set out the objectives and...

The Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) drew journalists' attention to the fact that three RAF Chinook helicopters were going out to Pakistan today to help in the region....

Tony Blair has formally invited EU leaders to a summit in London next week to discuss 'the opportunities and challenges of globalisation'.

The percentage of pupils achieving grades A* to C at GCSE level has risen to 55.7 per cent - the biggest single increase in results in over a decade, new figures have revealed.

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Pakistan, EU Informal Summit, EU Finance and Avian Flu

The percentage of pupils achieving grades A* to C at GCSE level has risen to 55.7 per cent - the biggest single increase in results in over a decade.

Tony Blair and the Education Minister Ruth Kelly met pupils and staff at Dunraven School in Streatham today where the PM congratulated them on its significant achievements in improving GCSE results.

Web only full report accompanying Education Research Findings No 10

Tony Blair has answered questions from MPs in Parliament during his weekly PMQ session. In his opening statement, the PM offered his sympathy to the family of the British soldier killed in Iraq last night.

Tony Blair has told MPs that there was a 'very clear' link between the diet of children and their ability to learn. He was responding to a question during PMQs.

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Compensation for victims of terrorism, Rory Carroll Kidnapping, Public Sector Pensions, Conference on tackling Islamic Extremism, Trident and Sinn ...

The Prime Minister has formally invited EU leaders to Hampton Court next week to discuss 'the opportunities and challenges of globalisation'.

The aims of the public opinion research were to provide the 21st Century Social Work Review Group with a deeper understanding of public knowledge of and attitudes towards, social workers and social work services...

Net inflow rises

September £3.4 bn current budget deficit

Annual growth rates decline

On 11 October I chaired the Economic and Financial Affairs Council (ECOFIN) in Luxembourg. The Paymaster General, right hon. Dawn Primarolo MP, represented the UK.The Presidency expressed the Council's sympathy, ...

My noble Friend the Minister State (Lord Warner) has made the following written ministerial statement today.I am today setting up a review aimed at helping the National Health Service plan and pay for specialised...

The Department has started a wide-ranging review of the regulatory framework for the health and social care sector. This review was announced by the Chancellor in the Budget Report in March 2005, as part of the ...

Today the Chief Medical Officer has launched a revised contingency plan for dealing with a possible influenza pandemic. While it is not possible, to predict with any degree of certainty when the next influenza pandemic...

The Home Office Identity Cards Programme will publish today "Procurement Strategy Market Sounding" documents.These documents support an exercise for gaining input and views from the supply market to validate the...

The Government is laying the Code of Practice for Victims of Crime before Parliament today. The Code of Practice is part of the Government's programme of work to offer better support and advice to victims of crime...

I have received the Seventh Report of the Independent Monitoring Commission (IMC). This report has been made under Articles 4 and 7 of the International Agreement that established the Commission and it reports on...

My right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Health and I have today published a paper "Health, Work and Wellbeing—Caring for our Future. A strategy for the health and wellbeing of working age people". The report...

The Environment and Rural Affairs Department's business plan for 2005-06

Responses to the consultation on Standard for Headship

Asked for a reaction to the report, the PMOS said that there would be a reaction after it was published from Peter Hain and his Irish counterpart who were attending the British-Irish Conference in Dublin....

Asked about the informal summit, the PMOS said that it was about putting bones on the Prime Minister's June speech about the future of Europe in terms of facing the challenge of globalisation and economic reform...

Asked if there was any comment on the 97th British military fatality in Iraq, the PMOS said that the Prime Minister believed that the people of Iraq had showed at the weekend by turning out to vote in a democratic...

Asked for the Government's view on Stephen Byers being referred to the Commons Standards and Privileges Committee, the PMOS said that it was a matter for the House to discuss. Asked if the Prime Minister was satisfied...

The government say the annual report from the English education watchdog's annual report highlights the improvements being made in the school system.

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Stephen Byers, Soldier's Deaths in Iraq, EU Informal Summit and IMC Report

Tony Blair told MPs today that there was a 'very clear' link between the diet of children and their ability to learn. He was responding to a question during PMQs.

Annual Review of the Further Education Sector in Scotland

Comments by Members on Proposed Way Forward

Tony Blair answered questions from MPs today in Parliament during his weekly PMQ session. In his opening statement, the PM offered his sympathy to the family of the British soldier killed in Iraq last night.

Booklet for parents and carers of children attending Video Identification Parades

A booklet for children attending a Video Identification Parade

HMCIP Annual Report for 2004-05

Guidance Document on ID Parades for the Supporting Child Witnesses Guidance Pack.

My noble Friend the Secretary of State has made the following written ministerial statement:"I am pleased to announce that Her Majesty the Queen has appointed Baroness Prashar of Runnymede as the first Chairman ...

The provision for the Government Indemnity Scheme is made by the National Heritage Act 1980. The scheme facilitates public access to loans of works of art and other objects for public display made to museums, galleries...