Asked if the Prime Minister believed in hearts and minds with regards to Iraq, the PMOS said if you actually look at what the Prime Minister has said in the Los Angeles speech, if you look at what the Prime...

Asked if there were any contingency plans for The Chancellor to be included in any of the international meetings that were coming up in June, the PMOS said that the Prime Minister would go and represent the country...

Asked if the Prime Minister was still interested in being head of the IMF, the PMOS said that he just briefed on what the Prime Minister did as Prime Minister....

Asked what the Prime Minister saw as the main topics of conversation on the agenda when he visits Washington this week, the PMOS said climate change with the approach of the G8 Summit, Africa ditto, trade with the...

Asked if there had been any criticisms of the decision to use a Royal Navy helicopter just to highlight the Prime Minister's record, the PMOS said that if a person was going round the country you have to chose the...

Asked if there was any response to the reports that the Swiss had started to investigate the BAe debacle, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said no, it was a matter for the Swiss authorities....

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: BAe, Regional Visit, Prime Minister's Visit to Washington, International Monetary Fund, The Chancellor and Iraq

A convicted child sex offender who spent four years on the run has failed to avoid prosecution after being caught out by the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre's Most Wanted Website.

Unfortunately Mo passed away before it was achieved but she certainly set...

The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on a proposal by Derbyshire County Council to discontinue Stoney Middleton CE Primary School from 31 August 2007.

The Pit Bull terrier has to go. it has become a status symbol for Gang...

Asked if the Prime Minister was disappointed with the UK's performance in the Eurovision Song Contest, the PMOS replied that he had taken a bet before Lobby that somebody would raise the subject, but did not think...

Asked that given Gordon Brown was out campaigning and the Prime Minister was away travelling, was it fair to say that the Deputy Prime Minister had a particularly important role in the coming 6 weeks, the PMOS replied...

Asked why Bertie Ahern was addressing Parliament this week, the PMOS replied that it was to recognise two things: first, the genuinely historic achievement of getting devolution restored, and on a much firmer footing...

Asked for the PMOS's reaction to the weekend reports that after 27th June he would still be in No10, the PMOS replied that to be honest he had not seen the reports, but his future was a matter for the...

Asked if the Prime Minister had any sympathy with Councils when official figures showed that that number of immigrants was putting pressure on services such as schools, the PMOS replied that Liam Byrne had set out...

Asked if the Prime Minister would receive the Congressional Medal whilst in Washington, the PMOS replied that the Prime Minister would not. Asked what aims the Prime Minister had for the trip, the PMOS replied that...

Asked for the Prime Minister's reaction to calls for Michael Redfern to hear the body parts inquiry in public, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) replied that the inquiry was already underway, and people...

Asked for the Prime Minister's reaction to calls for Michael Redfern to hear the body parts inquiry in public, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) replied that the inquiry was already underway, and people...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Sellafeild Inquiry, Washington, Migration, PMOS, Taoiseach Address, DPM and Eurovision Song Contest

Tony Blair visited five new schools around the country.

The 16 successful local authorities which applied for paid-for advertising to support campaigns to prevent chewing gum litter are announced today by the Chewing Gum Action Group.

More mums are starting to breastfeed with breastfeeding rates at their highest level in England in decades, according to the latest statistics published today at the start of National Breastfeeding Awareness Week...

9 May - Our health, our care, our say: one year on - DH report

10 May - Partcipating in crime - Law Commission report

"Double the expected number of schools want to become Trusts"

Tony Blair has been good for the UK

The scheme to re-develop Boundary Park is essential if Oldham Athletic is...

'...campaign to the United Nations for the General Resolution 55/282 to be extended for additional 365 days, please' -- marek zielinski

You see a car in a car garage or a dealer and you wanna buy it they part...

Natural England is holding a conference to advance the connection between the health sector and the natural environment, to be held on Monday 18 June at Lord’s Cricket Ground, London.

Short list announced for clean energy innovation centre

This guide gives an overview of the funding available from August 2007 for learners, or those thinking about learning, with dependent children, and is a useful guide to practitioners giving advice to learners.

- Seven classrooms built or upgraded every day for ten years -

Considering the A166 (York to Bridlington) road is a primary route, to have...

Cycle lanes are often dangerous for use by quicker cyclists due to their...

William Wilberforce should be remembered not only for his campaigns against...

We recognise that God is our refuge and strength. Psalm 127:1 Unless the...

To replace county, district and unitary authorities with reginal goverment,...

After public consultation, Defra has now given approval for a site in East Yorkshire to be used by BASF for its GM potato trials programme. The statutory approval is valid until 2011. BASF will not proceed with ...

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...

The OFT has obtained assurances from an United States based publisher, and its Swiss marketers, that they will no longer distribute mailings in the UK which misleadingly imply that consumers have been selected to...

Draft Culture (Scotland) Bill consultation responses

* The mix-adjusted average house price in the UK in March 2007 stood at £206,890, up from £204,556 in February 2007 (not seasonally adjusted).

Fourteen councils and six NHS Trusts have joined together to save nearly £7 million in the latest IT hardware eAuction run by the Office of Government Commerce (OGC) with the London Centre of Excellence...

In the year 2000 1.6 Billion pounds was spent on the alternative medicine...

A previous government made provision for road worthy vehicles of 25years and...

Permitting badger killing to control bovine TB would be a policy error of...

Following the death of another on duty Police officer through violence, the...

As I understand it "alcolocks" somehow prevent vehicles from being driven if...

Dial up internet access is so painfully slow that it should be banned. With...

Following the shocking decision to sack Moira Stuart from the BBC, we seek...

Tony Blair will see first-hand today how new school buildings are transforming the educational experience for youngsters across the country.

Alan Johnson will be online on Thursday to take part in our education webchat.

Factory gate inflation falls to 2.5 per cent

Employment Relations Minister Jim Fitzpatrick today set out new paternity leave proposals being developed by the Government. The proposals are designed to give working parents more choice in their caring responsibilities...

In his 2007 budget, the Chancellor introduced some welcome reforms to...

Report looking at the clinical case for change in cancer services published by National Cancer Director