Many thanks for all your questions to Louise Casey. You can read the transcript here.
The PM will share his experiences from his recent trip to Afghanistan when he meets with other world leaders in Riga.
Ian McCartney MP Foreign Office Minister responsible for Burma, said today:
The OFT has revoked the consumer credit licence of a debt collection company based in Stoke on Trent for withholding money from its own clients that it had collected on their behalf.
Minutesa of the NCSC meeting Oct 06
Agenda from the National Care Standards Committee November 2006
Agenda for NCSC of June 2006
Agenda of NCSC March 06
The first part provides simple information about the cost of the criminal justice system and the second part provides more detailed profiles of sentencing practice
The Government today published the GLA Bill proposing an enhanced package of powers for the GLA - the Mayor of London and London Assembly - building on its success to date.
Asked why were the party was leaving Riga after so short a time, the PMOS replied that the Prime Minister would tonight be the first of the leaders to talk at the dinner, and he would give a report back...
Asked why the Prime Minister had not been invited to President Chirac's birthday party tomorrow, and who else had been invited, and when did President Putin arrive, the PMOS said that we were not in Riga tomorrow...
When asked how important or unimportant in the grand scheme of things was the ongoing saga of the Russian man, as there was a Cabinet Office Briefing Room (COBR) meeting this afternoon, the Prime Minister's Official...
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Russia-COBR, BBC-ITV, Police, President Chirac's Birthday Party and NATO Summit-Afghanistan
New plans to boost the number of GP practices directly commissioning health services were published today by Health Minister Lord Warner.
Clinical expert, scientific leader
A £3.1 billion funding boost for local authorities in England was confirmed today by Local Government Minister Phil Woolas, as he published Government grant figures for 2007/08. This means there is no ...
New proposals for permit schemes which give local highway authorities the power to control when and where their roads are dug up and keep traffic moving has been put to public consultation, Transport Minister Gillian...
A meeting of the Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) will be held in meeting room 1 (ground floor), 10 Dean Farrar Street, London SW1 on Thursday 30 November 2006 at 10.00 a.m.
Tony Blair says no "diplomatic or political barrier" will stand in the way of the investigation into the death of Alexander Litvinenko.
Ten new community courts were announced today by Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs and Lord Chancellor Lord Falconer.
From Friday 1 December 2006 a new law comes into force. Anybody who uses an unlicensed labour provider operating in farming and food processing sectors will be committing a criminal offence and face penalties of...
Consultation starts today to review, simplify and modernise the legislation that applies to the waste duty of care; the registration of waste carriers; and the registration and control of waste brokers.
The Government is pushing forward its agenda to achieve equality for disabled people. The International Day of Disabled People on 3 December marks the start of a week of activities highlighting disability issues...
Defence Minister Lord Drayson today threw down the gauntlet to science and technology innovators and challenged them to get to grips with some of the dangers facing British Armed Forces on the front line today.
Figures released by the Student Loans Company today show that support available to new students has increased significantly since 1996/97. The figures show that the maximum amounts of maintenance support available...
Following the publication of the Green Paper Care Matters: Transforming the Lives of Children and Young People in Care on 9 October, Minister for Children and Families, Beverley Hughes, has announced the membership...
Statutory Proposals to close Fishersgate First School, Manor Hall First School & establish a new community infant school. To change the age range of Manor Hall Middle School from 8 years to 12 years to 7 years to...
The PM will share his experiences from his recent trip to Afghanistan when he meets with other world leaders in Riga today.
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Published by the Cabinet Office on behalf of the Macrory Review
Fundamental changes to the way the Government buys legal advice on behalf of the public were published today by Lord Falconer, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs and Vera Baird QC ...
The National Fallen Stock Company has distributed over £11million of Government funding to farmers, with 700,000 collections of fallen stock carried out by the 140 collectors, since the beginning of the...
A strategy for improving animal welfare in England by building new relationships between Government and its key partners, is published for consultation today.
A dramatic monochrome image of a Sea Harrier has won the first official Defence Photographic Competition. The picture by Leading Airman (Photographer) Michael Handy was taken in November 2005 on the flight deck...
Today, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown MP, announced progress to date in implementing Hampton, and a series of policies that will build on this, ensuring a risk-based approach to regulation.
Stevenage will benefit from a £2.8 million cash boost from the Department for Communities and Local Government's Growth Areas Fund (GAF), it was announced today.
The High Level Summary of Equality Statistics is a compendium which presents statistical trends on the main areas of Government activity in Scotland across a number of equality dimensions including age, disability...
The Government is putting learning outside the classroom at the heart of the curriculum and young people's personal development with a new £2.7million package for schools, Education and Skills Secretary...
Fewer men exceeding benchmarks
To present the latest national figures for home care services provided or purchased by local authorities in Scotland.
Housing trends in Scotland: quarter ending 30 June 2006
The HLSES is a compendium of equality statistics which presents statistical trends on the main areas of Government activity in Scotland across a number of equality dimensions including age, disability, ethnicity...
Appeal statistics
Update of NHSScotland Waiting Time, Waiting List and Acute Activity information on the ISD Scotland website – information up to 30 September 2006 and annual figures for year ending March 2006.
As announced in Delivering Simple, Summary, Speedy Justice, published in July 2006, the Government wish to establish 10 further community justice initiatives. This is to build on the community justice initiatives...
Items on the agenda are as follows:
Stability and Growth Pact
Ministers will be invited to adopt a 104(8) Council Decision regarding Poland's Excessive Deficit Procedure.
Economic Reform
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DEFRA is today launching a review of the Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution (RCEP), which will focus on the following issues:
Effectiveness and impact of RCEP reports since the last review;
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Today I am publishing two publications which will take forward our commitment to place patients and the public at the heart of the way our health services are run:
The future regulation of health and adult...
I have today placed in the Library a copy of the proposals of my right hon. Friend, the Home Secretary for allocation of specific grant to police authorities in England and Wales for Police Community Support ...
Anne Owers, Chief Inspector of Prisons, described the report on Harmondsworth, published today, as the poorest ever issued on an immigration removal centre.
From today, Charity Commission Direct is extending its opening hours. Trustees, charity advisers and members of the public who aren't able to contact us during normal working hours can now call us when it suits ...
I have before me two matters concerning Ann Stephanie Hurst ("Mrs Hurst"). First, there is an application for permission to appeal from an order of Master Bragge dated 12 July 2006 striking out Mrs Hurst's claim...
LORD JUSTICE HUGHES: This is a Crown application for leave to appeal a ruling of the trial judge in the crown court. The right to seek leave to appeal is given by section 58 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003. ...
These two appeals are from orders made by Mr Justice Park in proceedings brought against by Miss Anal Sheikh, a solicitor, against the appellant, The Law Society of England and Wales ("the Law Society" or "the Society...
This is an appeal by the National Assembly for Wales ("the Assembly") from an order of Lindsay J quashing the Assembly's grant of planning permission for the carrying out of opencast mining and related removal and...