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18 January 2006

Council Tax Exemptions and Unoccupied Dwellings where a Planning Condition Prevents Occupancy
seen at 18:33, 18 January in Open UK consultations (Our copy).
This consultation paper seeks views on a proposed amendment to Class G of the Council Tax (Exempt Dwellings) Order 1992 which would clarify that an unoccupied dwelling in England is exempt from council tax where...
Welsh International Sustainable Development Framework Consultation
seen at 18:33, 18 January in Open UK consultations (Our copy).
Welsh International Sustainable Development Framework Consultation
Future Arrangements for Great Britain's Gas Quality Specification
seen at 18:33, 18 January in Open UK consultations (Our copy).
Future Arrangements for Great Britain's Gas Quality Specification
Request from CRE Energy Limited for a Direction under Standard Condition 14 ("Compulsory Acquisition of Land etc") and a Direction under Standard Condition 15 ("Other Powers etc") of the Electricity Generation Licence
seen at 18:33, 18 January in Open UK consultations (Our copy).
Request from CRE Energy Limited for a Direction under Standard Condition 14 ("Compulsory Acquisition of Land etc") and a Direction under Standard Condition 15 ("Other Powers etc") of the Electricity Generation Licence...
Extending National Grid Electricity Transmission plc's Transmission Owner Price Control for 2006/07 - Draft licence modifications
seen at 18:33, 18 January in Open UK consultations (Our copy).
Extending National Grid Electricity Transmission plc's Transmission Owner Price Control for 2006/07 - Draft licence modifications
Tackling Human Trafficking
seen at 18:33, 18 January in Open UK consultations (Our copy).
Tackling Human Trafficking
Hsc consultation on asbestos ends in two weeks
seen at 18:30, 18 January in Health and Safety Executive News - national (Our copy).
The Health and Safety Commission (HSC) is today reminding the public and businesses that there are only two weeks left of the public consultation period on possible amendments to asbestos legislation. The consultation...
Lincolnshire gang master sentenced for burning his books
seen at 18:25, 18 January in Department of Trade and Industry News - national (Our copy).
A Boston based Gang Master who supplied labourers to Lincolnshire farmers has been given a nine-month suspended prison sentence after failing to co-operate with the Insolvency Service after being made bankrupt.
The new asylum model: swifter decisions - faster removals
seen at 16:31, 18 January in Home Office News - national (Our copy).
Greater numbers of successful asylum seekers will benefit from swifter decision-making while those with unsuccessful claims will be removed more quickly under the expansion of the Government's new asylum decision...
Tackling london's sewage overflows - working group examines the options
seen at 16:27, 18 January in Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national (Our copy).
Details of a working group, set up under the chairmanship of Defra to urgently consider options for dealing with the intermittent sewage overflows to the River Lee and the tidal Thames, are published today.
Robust powers for community support officers in anti-social behaviour crackdown
seen at 14:28, 18 January in Home Office News - national (Our copy).
A robust set of standard powers for Community Support Officers (CSOs) is to be introduced to help tackle low level crime and anti-social behaviour, the Home Office announced today.
Search on for young magistrates in staffordshire
seen at 14:25, 18 January in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).
A drive urging younger people in Staffordshire to become magistrates started today.
Uk pledges £20 million to help poorer countries prepare for a flu pandemic
seen at 14:24, 18 January in Department of Health News - national (Our copy).
UK Health Minister Rosie Winterton today met with her international counterparts at an International Pledging Conference in Beijing to pledge £20 million over the next three years to help poorer countries...
Prime Minister's Question Time
seen at 14:22, 18 January in Number 10 » News Stories (Our copy).
Tony Blair answered a wide range of questions during this week's PMQs. Topics included climate change, road safety, ID cards and care for the elderly.
Watch Prime Minister's Questions live here NOW!
seen at 11:22, 18 January in Number 10 » News Stories (Our copy).
Tony Blair is answering questions from MPs today in his weekly PMQ session. You can watch the broadcast live here NOW!
Hewitt declares support for the next wave of foundation trust applicants
seen at 10:24, 18 January in Department of Health News - national (Our copy).
Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt today declared her support for 18 more NHS trusts wanting to apply for foundation status.
Labour market figures- january 2006
seen at 10:23, 18 January in Department for Work and Pensions News - national (Our copy).
Margaret Hodge, Minister for Employment and Welfare Reform, today commented on this month's labour market figures.
National pensions day to focus on turner
seen at 10:23, 18 January in Department for Work and Pensions News - national (Our copy).
The public will be able to have their say on the Pensions Commission's findings and these results will help to inform a Government White Paper, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions John Hutton said today.
Labour Market: Average Earnings
seen at 10:22, 18 January in Latest UK National Statistics releases (Our copy).
Pay growth steady in year to Nov 2005
Labour Market: Employment
seen at 10:22, 18 January in Latest UK National Statistics releases (Our copy).
Rate falls to 74.5% in 3 months to Nov 2005
Scotland-wide Free Bus Scheme for Older and Disabled People - Response to the Public Consultation
seen at 09:29, 18 January in The Scottish Government Publications - Latest (Our copy).
The Scottish Executive's response to the public consultation on the Scotland-wide free bus scheme for older and disabled peoople.
Scotland - Wide Free Bus Scheme - Consultation Responses
seen at 09:29, 18 January in The Scottish Government Publications - Latest (Our copy).
These are the individual responses to the Consultation Paper on the Scotland-wide Free Bus Scheme Draft Orders
RAF Communications Hub (Adam Ingram, Minister of State (Armed Forces), Ministry of Defence)
seen at 09:21, 18 January in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).
Air Combat Service Support Units provide logistics and communications support to RAF aircraft and units on deployed operations. In July 2004 we announced that we had decided to form these units into two hubs: a ...
Agriculture and Fisheries Council (Margaret Beckett, Secretary of State, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)
seen at 09:21, 18 January in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).
I chaired the Agriculture and Fisheries Council on 20 December for the agriculture items on the agenda. The Under-Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, my hon. Friend the Member for Exeter (...
Afghanistan: London Conference (Kim Howells, Minister of State (Middle East), Foreign & Commonwealth Office)
seen at 09:21, 18 January in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).
The UK will host an international conference on Afghanistan in London on 31 January and 1 February. My right hon. Friend the Prime Minister will open the conference with His Excellency Hamid Karzai, President of...
Health and Social Care Information (PPP) (Patricia Hewitt, Secretary of State, Department of Health)
seen at 09:21, 18 January in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).
A new public-private partnership is to be formed through a joint venture between the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC), (a special health authority established on 1 April 2005 with responsibility...
A Co-ordinated Strategy for Prostitution (Fiona Mactaggart, Parliamentary Under-Secretary, Home Office)
seen at 09:21, 18 January in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).
The summary of responses to "Paying the Price: A Public Consultation Paper on Prostitution" and a co-ordinated strategy for prostitution have been published today. Copies have been placed in the Library and are ...
Prostitution
seen at 09:21, 18 January in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked about the Government's recent proposals on prostitution, the PMOS said the Prime Minister fully supported the measures which had been proposed today. Fiona MacTaggart had done a very good job of explaining...
Iran
seen at 09:21, 18 January in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if the Government was in favour of imposing sanctions on Iran, the PMOS said that it was important to recognise that this was a step-by-step process. The first important thing was to get people to recognise...
ID cards
seen at 09:21, 18 January in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked about the discrepancy in the Home Secretary's interpretation of public opinion polls on the issue of the ID cards, where the actual results reflected a drop from 79% support to 73% support rather than...
Al-Jazeera
seen at 09:21, 18 January in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked how Downing Street intended to respond to a request from legal representatives for the Al-Jazeera news network for transcripts or notes of a conversation between the Prime Minister and the President of the...
Afternoon press briefing from 17 January 2006
seen at 09:21, 18 January in Number 10 » News Stories (Our copy).
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Al-Jazeera, ID cards, Iran and Prostitution
Watch Prime Minister's Questions live here today
seen at 09:21, 18 January in Number 10 » News Stories (Our copy).
Tony Blair will answer questions from MPs today in his weekly PMQ session. You will be able to watch the broadcast live here from 1200 GMT. A summary of the topics covered will be available on this website later...