Satellites will make internet reach further faster

Foresight leads to new uses for space technology

Awards scheme aims to make the most of satellite data

Government announces #21 million space investment package

Uk space summit launched with #4.5 million investment

Space minister visits ''the cradle of the space age''

Space minister targets safer skies and a cleaner planet

New space strategy brings #19.5m boost for space technology

Xmm launch "shows uk science at its best"

Astrobiology: a new science for the new millennium

#9 million to boost british satellite communications sector

Boost for innovative small satellites

New communications technology projects announced

Sainsbury announces four-point package on neos

New techniques to monitor the environment

Sainsbury unveils envisat mission to explore planet earth

Lord sainsbury hails successful launch of envisat

Study shows growth in the uk space industry

Envisat sends back first snap-shot of earth

Lord sainsbury unveils plans for a new space strategy for the uk

Lord sainsbury announces s@tcom third round winners

New funding structure for uk space activities

Three-year strategy for uk space

Lord sainsbury hails envisat mission milestone

Lord sainsbury says uk must seize opportunities in space

Investigation to learn lessons from Mars Mission

Science and Innovation Minister Lord Sainsbury toasted UK scientists and engineers involved in the Cassini-Huygens mission in a special celebration at the British Festival of Space today.

Lord Sainsbury, the UK Minister for Science and Innovation, has spoken today of the strength of UK space activities at the International Future for Space forum at Farnborough Airshow.

Asked for further information about the Prime Minister's dinner with Bertie Ahern, the PMOS said that it was a mixture of an update on Northern Ireland, and the more social part was involved with Masterchef. Asked...

Asked for the Prime Minister's thoughts about Kofi Annan's recent comments regarding Iraq, the PMOS said that in terms of civil war, it was better for the Iraqi Government to talk about that. They had said what ...

Asked by the BBC to explain the purpose of this Cabinet meeting, as presumably, the White Paper had already been printed, the PMOS replied that people should see this process all the way through. We had had an initial...

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Put that there had been reports over the weekend that there had been arguments in Cabinet about the diplomatic decisions that had been made versus the practicalities pursuing the police investigation, and what the...

Asked for further information about the Prime Minister's forthcoming trip to the US, and why was he going, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that the Prime Minister would see the President and ...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Prime Minister's Trip to Washington, Litvinenko Case, Police Inquiry, Trident, Iraq/Civil War and Taoiseach dinner

The Department of Health is today issuing the latest information about the numbers of known cases of Creutzfeldt Jakob disease. This includes cases of variant Creutzfeldt Jakob disease (vCJD) - the form of the disease...

Lord Triesman, Foreign Office Minister with responsibility for Africa issues, will meet with President Guebuza of Mozambique tomorrow (5 December). President Guebuza arrived in the UK on Sunday 3 December for a ...

Defence Minister, Derek Twigg, officially opened new state-of-the-art barracks at Colchester Garrison today, home to the Headquarters of 16 Air Assault Brigade and the Parachute Regiment.

First annual health improvement report.

The Prime Minister has made a statement to the House of Commons about the Government's decision to maintain the United Kingdom's independent nuclear power deterrent, saying that "maintaining our nuclear deterrent...

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The Prime Minister, Tony Blair, today signalled the Government's intention to maintain Britain's nuclear deterrent beyond the 2020s.

Official response, to the consultation by the Department of Trade and Industry, on the framework for new nuclear build.

Scottish Executive Report on progress with Public Sector ICT Initiatives

Tony Blair will tell MPs the Government's plans for the future of Britain's nuclear deterrent this afternoon. Read the PM's statement live here from 1530 GMT

Legal Services Minister Bridget Prentice today asked lawyers to help open up the legal profession to people from different backgrounds to retain and enhance public confidence.

The Fourteenth Annual Report of the National Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease Surveillance Unit was published today. The report looks back over the period from May 1990 when the Unit was set up to 31 December 2005. The...

The Government today strengthened its commitment to integration by announcing that from 2 April next year all those seeking to live in the UK permanently will have to pass English language and knowledge of life ...

The Charity Commission, which regulates charities in England and Wales, today issues its top tips to help publicans stop their customers being cheated by bogus 'charity' collectors in the run-up to Christmas.

A new study examining how the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) manages and uses science as part of its planning and policy-making, was published today by Sir David King, the Government'...

Consultation document

Consultation Draft responses.

Consultation Draft responses.

Communities and Local Government today published its first Disability Equality Scheme setting out in detail how it will improve equality of opportunity for disabled people.

New £1 billion deal to cut costs and carbon emissions on government vehicles Deal will save taxpayer £100 million and help government meet sustainability targets

Sheep and Goat Dear Keeper Letter

2006 PROGRESS REPORT ON THE LIFELONG LEARNING STRATEGY

Over 15,500 formed by September 2006

The Scottish Executive's Disability Equality Scheme, setting out the Executive's arrangements for delivering the disability equality duty.

Social Networking sites are rapidly becoming central to the way young people forge relationships but in doing so have triggered significant public concern for child welfare, reveals a new Child Exploitation and ...