Tony Blair is to take part in a meeting of world figures as the international community attempts to reach agreement on the next steps on climate change, world trade and Africa.
20 January - Effective teaching practices - ACER report
25 January - Crime in England and Wales 2007 - HO report
Put that recently, people in Spain had banned size "zero" fashion models, and the British Fashion Council had said today that they were not going to do the same here, and did the Prime Minister think that...
The PMOS gave the journalists some words from the Prime Minister on adoption. The Prime Minister said that: "These new regulations provide a massive step forward in ending discrimination against gay people. ...
Tony Blair says he will work to find a solution that ends discrimination against gays while protecting vulnerable children receiving help with adoption from Catholic agencies.
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Adoption and Size Zero
Will we all be sprinting at 80? Or sitting in self-driving cars? Will robots be serving us breakfast? Will our fridges be talking to our shopping trolleys? Will organ donors be a thing of the past?
Spring Budget Revision 2006-07
A new consultation published today will boost efforts to tackle climate change and promote energy efficiency by proposing estate agents must include Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) with their property particulars...
Teenagers will learn British history in new-style classes which put understanding core British values at the heart of Citizenship teaching.
The Metropolitan Police Authority this morning, 25 January, committed itself to finding a more satisfactory solution to the pressing problem of the under-provision of custody facilities in south west London.
anti social behaviour is is not about getting kids into trouble it is about...
It is time to end this utter nonsence of being politically correct. It is...
A lot of people being treated badly, due to all kinds of social predjudice....
The act allowed 2 dogs of different colours to be identified by police...
Common consensus among frontline healthcare staff suggests Patricia Hewitt...
Please do not follow the lead of some EU countries to prevent parents from...
In April 1982 a battle for sovereignty took place in the Falkland Islands...
I'm sure I speak for most small/medium convenience stores when I say this. I...
The home computing initiative gave tax free savings to many people in the IT...
Culture Minister, David Lammy, has placed a temporary export bar on an eighteenth-century embroidered banyan and waistcoat. This will provide a last chance to raise the money to keep the banyan and waistcoat in...
Culture Minister, David Lammy, has placed a temporary export bar on a bronze sculpture of Marsyas after Pierre Legros the Younger, one of the first baroque bronzes to arrive in Britain. This will provide a last...
Culture Minister David Lammy has announced that the Temple of Mithras, Queen Victoria Street in the City of London is to be listed at Grade II.
Comprehensive new proposals to control the provision of gaming in clubs and premises licensed to sell alcohol are outlined today by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
An independent report into the level of fees for alcohol and entertainment licences has today been laid in the House of Commons.
Coverage: Great Britain (unless otherwise stated)
Today, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown, announced new additional funding to enable the national roll out of a scheme to tackle loan sharks, with a project in every region. Schemes tackling loan sharks...
The Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer has appointed Jonathan Maurice Holmes to be an Immigration Judge of the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal with effect from 1 February 2007 based at Bradford.
Whilst a lot of attention is given to the causes of crimes such as violence...
Say no to supercasinos. Say no to increasing the limit on slot machines....
Put that PA were saying as fact the John McTernan had been interviewed again by police, the PMOS said that his approach to this was consistent. He had no comment to make whatsoever on the police investigation. Put...
Asked for further information on Angela Eagle's meeting today, the PMOS replied that he was not going to comment on a private meeting. The important thing was that people recognised that there were serious issues...
Put that there had been criticism about the Prime Minister's absence from the debate this afternoon, would he be able to be on the bench as the debate wound up, and what was the Prime Minister doing this afternoon...
Put that the Prime Minister today at PMQs in response to the Leader of the Opposition said that he was not ruling any options out when it came to a question about prison ships and army camps, and what progress...
Asked if there was a view in Government for Ministers to use video conferencing more, rather than flying around the world for meetings, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that video conferencing...
Tony Blair says tough laws are "bearing fruit" in the fight against serious crime, as new figures are published.
The Queen has been pleased to approve that Sir Frederick Paul Girvan be sworn of Her Majesty's most honourable Privy Council on his appointment as a Lord Justice of Appeal in Northern Ireland.
The Queen has been pleased to approve that Sir Malachy (Joseph) Higgins be sworn of Her Majesty's most honourable Privy Council on his appointment as a Lord Justice of Appeal in Northern Ireland.
Coverage: Great Britain (unless otherwise stated)
Crime in England and Wales remains stable according to the British Crime Survey (BCS) and has fallen by three per cent according to the Recorded Crime Statistics, both published today.
My honourable friend the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Work and Pensions (James Plaskitt) has today made the following Statement.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has today published...
The House Committee agreed at its meeting on 18 July 2006 to establish a scheme for the provision of free foreign language training for Members. Details of the scheme appear in the new edition of the Members' ...
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) made a ruling in Strasbourg on 14 November on the case of Tsfayo v. The United Kingdom (Application number 60860/00)
Ms Tsfayo's case concerned a dispute regarding...
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has today published its five-year strategy for reducing error in the benefits system.
DWP has made great progress in reducing fraud in the benefits system which...
Run the pertition created by Stan Sessions titled: We the undersigned...
That the government tax ALL aviation fuel at the same rate as for vehicles....
We purge our Prime Minister to help plant/save trees to help balance CO2...
During the building phase is the easiest time to install environmentally...
In last 3 months I have been in 4 near misses that have all been caused by...
Vast areas of our major cities are dominated by Houses in Multiple...
I make deliveries in a 7.5t lorry, around towns and villages. everyday i...
The Civil Partnership Act violates sections 8 and 9 of the European...
The school lunch cost rade is heinous. Where meant to be encouraged for...
Climate change, Iraq and prison places were on the agenda at this week's PMQs. Watch the broadcast again here.
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Video Conferencing, Prison Ships, Iraq Debate, Adoption Agencies and Police Inquiry
Total production rises in 3 months to Dec
The Criminal Cases Review Commission has referred to the Court of Appeal the convictions of the two men for their involvement in the importation of heroin into the UK.
A new £14m national academy to raise manufacturing skills is to be launched by Alistair Darling, Trade and Industry Secretary in the West Midlands today .
The Department for Transport has today published National Statistics on evasion of Vehicle Excise Duty in 2006. The Key Points for Great Britain are as follows:
Responding to the publication today of the Public Accounts Committee report on Tackling Childhood Obesity Public Health Minister Caroline Flint said:
The Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer has appointed Jonathan Maurice Holmes to be an Immigration Judge of the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal with effect from 1 February 2007 based at Bradford.
CETINKAYA AND CACLAYAN v. TURKEY - 3921/02 [2007] ECHR 74 (23 January 2007)
JAGIELLO v. POLAND - 59738/00 [2007] ECHR 75 (23 January 2007)
KOZLOWSKI v. POLAND - 23779/02 [2007] ECHR 77 (23 January 2007)
LILJA v. SWEDEN - 36689/02 [2007] ECHR 76 (23 January 2007)
Director Of Public Prosecutions, Re Application for Judicial Review [2007] NIQB 3 (12 January 2007)
PM (a minor), Re Application for Judicial Review [2007] NIQB 2 (17 January 2007)
Hill, Re Application for Judicial Review [2007] NICA 1 (12 January 2007)
McDonagh & Ors v Thom (t/a The Royal Hotel Dungannon) [2007] NICA 3 (17 January 2007)
Walsh, R. v [2007] NICA 4 (24 January 2007)
MR JUSTICE JACKSON: This judgment is in 18 parts, namely:
This judgment is in five parts, namely Part 1 � Introduction; Part 2 � The facts; Part 3 � The Present Proceedings; Part 4 � The Law; Part 5 � The Application to Strike Out.
This is an appeal by the appellant The Sunrider Corporation trading as Sunrider International ("Sunrider") against the decision dated 14 June 2006 ("the Decision") of Mr Mike Foley ("Mr Foley") the Hearing Officer...
This is the judgment of the court.
The appellant, who it is now accepted is a Burundian of Hutu ethnicity, reached the United Kingdom from Malawi in January 2002 and claimed asylum. The Home Office took the view that he was not a Burundian and that...
This appeal from the Lands Tribunal requires the court to consider provisions in Chapter I of Part I of the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 ("the Act") concerning the procedure whereby qualifying...
This is an appeal against an order of Lewison J made on 28 April 2006 declaring that two leases had come to an end pursuant to the exercise of a break clause at the option of the Defendant tenant. The judge's decision...
The claimant, Jason Stuart McCoubrey, was born in July 1975, and joined the Army in 1991. He served with the First Regiment of the Duke of Wellington until 1996, when he joined the Royal Military Police.
On 3 June 2005, following a five day hearing lasting from 18 to 22 April 2005, the Employment Tribunal sitting at Leicester (Chairman Mr. C.J. Goodchild) (the Tribunal) gave its reasons for upholding claims by ...