LORD JUSTICE GAGE: K is now aged 16. On 25th November 2005, at the Cambridge Crown Court, he pleaded guilty to three counts of robbery. On 14th December 2005, the Cambridge Youth Court convicted him of one offence...

MR JUSTICE GIBBS: For reasons known to all parties in this case, it is urgent that the hearing be concluded and the outcome known. It has been listed as vacation business and I am grateful to both counsel for ...

MR JUSTICE COLLINS: This is an application for permission for judicial review of a decision of the Woolwich Crown Court made by His Honour Judge Stone on 4th August 2006 refusing to accept the defence submission...

MR JUSTICE COLLINS: This is an application under section 288 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 seeking to quash the decision of an inspector, who upheld the refusal by the local planning authority, in ...

Asked what were the Prime Minister's or No10's views on the issue of Romania or Bulgaria, the PMS said that again, it was covered last week, and she had nothing to add to that....

Asked what the Prime Minister's view was on inheritance tax, the PMS replied that the question had been asked last week, and people could look at the lobby note to find out. Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with...

Asked if there was any response to Ed Balls' interview regarding the Prime Minister's departure date from No10, the PMS replied that these discussions had all being carried out in the context of a debate about the...

Asked if there were any plans for the Prime Minister to make a trip to the Middle East, the PMS replied that we had set out the Prime Minister's intentions to travel to the Middle East. The timing would...

Asked for further information about the Prime Minister's plans this week, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) said that this week was about policy planning, and looking at the subjects and issues that were going...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Social Exclusion, Middle East Trip, Departure Date, Inheritance Tax and Romania/Bulgaria

IT hardware products will be available to the whole of the public sector at discounts of up to 45 per cent from today because of an agreement struck between the government and suppliers.

New statistics published today show that existing stocks of available "brownfield" land could accommodate up to one million new homes.

New statistics published today show that existing stocks of available "brownfield" land could accommodate up to one million new homes.

People would be able to better prevent the damage caused by England's growing wild deer populations under proposed changes to deer protection laws announced by Biodiversity Minister Barry Gardiner today.

People would be able to better prevent the damage caused by England's growing wild deer populations under proposed changes to deer protection laws announced by Biodiversity Minister Barry Gardiner today.

Over 80 defence medical students will today join together for a parade at Whittington Barracks, Lichfield, to mark the completion of their health care training.

The Queen has been pleased to appoint Major-General Martin Spencer White CB CBE DL as Her Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant for the Isle of Wight.

A Race Equality Impact Assessment on Promoting Better Parental Involvement in Education

Ambulances are responding more quickly than ever to emergency calls, taking more patients to hospital and saving more lives, according to new data from the Information Centre (IC) for health and social care.

Scottish Household Survey Statistical Publications Notice- Quarter 1 2006

This appeal raises a narrow but important point of construction as to the applicable time-limit in the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 ("the 1990 Act") governing enforcement action for breach of planning control...

Leaflet about changes in the way the NHS store health record informaiton