Two fourteen year old girls have been rescued after falling down a cliff at Muchalls, South of Aberdeen. One of the girls has sustained back injuries and has been airlifted to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.
Two fourteen year old girls have been rescued after falling down a cliff at Muchalls, South of Aberdeen. One of the girls has sustained back injuries and has been airlifted to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.
"The huge earthquake in China's Sichuan province is a further and tragic shock to a region already trying to handle the devastation in Burma. Emerging news of the loss of life and devastation in China is deeply ...
London Assembly members appointed to serve on the Metropolitan Police Authority have been announced by Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, today.
DATE: 12 May 2008 ORIGIN TIME : 06:28 00s UTC LAT/LONG : 31.104 Degrees North / 103.270 Degrees East DEPTH : 10 km MAGNITUDE : 7.8 Mw LOCALITY : Eastern Sichuan, China (90 km WNW of Chengdu, Sichuan; 1545 km SW ...
Factory gate inflation rises to 7.5 per cent
Deficit narrowed to £4.0bn in March
The UK's first aid flight for Burma is leaving for Rangoon today, announced Secretary of State for International Development, Douglas Alexander. The flight contains plastic sheets, which will provide desperately...
Dorset Fire and Rescue Services are set to receive £300,000 as they gear up for the London 2012 Olympics, Fire Minister Parmjit Dhanda announced today.
Action is being taken across government to tackle antisemitism said Cohesion Minister Parmjit Dhanda today as he published the Government's one year on response to the All Party Parliamentary Inquiry into Antisemitism...
The UK has been seeking for some years to deport a number of individuals...
The petitioner is writing in support of the inquiry - and calling for a...
Further, to respect that states sovereign goverment and leadership. He...
The idea behind this is that it would enable the courts to hand down more...
Leave Gp's Surgeries as they are. If you have an illness that is with you...
If you recieved a report of racism in a school (caucasian on afro/afro-...
due in Sept 2008 the local authorities have barged ahead integrating approx...
Many people feed grey squirrels and do not realize that doing so kills off...
Seagulls are a common pest. They achieve absolutely no good, serve no...
'...Increase the 'tax free' petrol allowance from 40p per mile to at least 60p pm to bring it into line with the increase in fuel prices' -- Anthony Smyth
Derby City Council are introducing a trial?? scheme in Littleover to place...
It is considered a hate crime to attack someone for their race, religion, or...
If an operator can operate for less than 0.5% profit, or less than Camelot...
A very popular public golf course beautifully designed and cared for is...
Balance disorders where one feels unsteady, giddy, woozy, or have a...
On the 6th April 2008 a law forbidding the sale or import of samurai swords...
Currently certain organisations can ask for an asbo on conviction or a court...
Until recently transsexuals could be denied access to goods and services...
Legal immigrants who can demonstrate that they are mentally sounds and...
This Pertition as the title suggests is intended to removal all elctronic...
This is an outrageous cruel and sadistic sport which should have been wiped...
There is no justification whatsoever to import ANY animal into this country...
Adults should be allowed to subscribe to hardcore pornographic tv channels...
Think about this - it makes sense. Youths aged 16+ cannot socialise in pubs...
BERR will publish today a second consultation document relating to implementation of the EU Batteries Directive, this time covering just its Internal Market provisions.
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Our Quids In Symposium brought together representatives from government and the financial sector to hear about financial inclusion projects which...
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Our Quids In Symposium brought together representatives from government and the financial sector to hear about financial inclusion projects which...
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Our Quids In Symposium brought together representatives from government and the financial sector to hear about financial inclusion projects which...
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Our Quids In Symposium brought together representatives from government and the financial sector to hear about financial inclusion projects which...
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Our Quids In Symposium brought together representatives from government and the financial sector to hear about financial inclusion projects which...
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Our Quids In Symposium brought together representatives from government and the financial sector to hear about financial inclusion projects which...
Stuart Burgess, our chair and the government's Rural Advocate, has welcomed David Cameron' s views on the future of the countryside, in his speech to CPRE:
&...
Asked if there would be any announcement from the Treasury on 10p tax, the PMS replied that as and when the Treasury were in a position to say any more on the issue, they would do.Asked in what form the Government...
Asked if the Prime Minister was involved in any of the efforts at Government level on Burma, the PMS said that at the moment most of the discussion was taking place at the Foreign Secretary and Development Secretary...
Put that the Prime Minister and President Medvedev had talked on the phone yesterday and had it been an opportunity to talk about tricky subjects such as the Litvinenko murder and British Councils, the PMS replied...
Put that the Prime Minister would meet the Dalai Lama at Lambeth Palace, the PMS confirmed that the Prime Minister would be meeting the Dalai Lama on Friday 23rd May and reflecting the fact that the Dalai Lama was...
Asked if the Prime Minister would be voting on all three clauses of the Embryology Bill, the PMS said that on abortion specifically we did not know what the amendments would be and that would only be found out once...
Asked how the Prime Minister would respond to Frank Field's comments, the PMS said that there was clearly a lot of this about at the moment. The Prime Minister's general view on the subject was that he would not...
Asked if the Draft Legislative Programme would come in the form of a Written Statement to the House, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that that was the anticipation.Asked what the highlights...
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Draft Legislative programme, Frank Field comments, Embryology Bill, Dalai Lama, President Medvedev, Burma and misc
The Prime Minister has demanded that the Burmese authorities grant "unfettered access" to aid agencies trying to provide support to victims of cyclone Nargis.
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The number of Taser uses and discharges has increased as more trained police officers have the authority to use them, new figures from the Home Office show.
The safety questions asked by examiners at the start of the practical driving tests are moving up a gear. They have been revised and updated and from July 1 some additional questions will be included.
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Our Quids In Symposium brought together representatives from government and the financial sector to hear about financial inclusion projects which...
Joan Ruddock, Minister for Climate Change, Biodiversity and Waste, has appointed four new members to the Zoos Forum; Dr John Eddison, Mr David Field, Dr David Price and Ms Sharon Redrobe. The appointments commenced...
The new national Military and Civilian Health Partnership Awards scheme were launched today at the Royal Hospital Chelsea, opening the nomination process for entries.
We want to know what you think are the big issues, now or in the future, that rural communities face. Affordable housing? Transport? Let us know your views.
The social care system needs "radical reform" to ensure proper care for older people, Gordon Brown said this morning.
In my oral statement of 10 October 2007, Official Report, column 297, I notified the House that my noble Friend Lord Darzi had published an interim report as part of the NHS Next Stage Review. I am writing to...
It has been brought to my attention that the reply I gave the hon. Member for Epsom and Ewell, (Chris Grayling), 1 April 2008, Official Report, columns 780-81W, omitted the information about contributory jobseeker...
Over the course of 2008 the Government are reintroducing procedures to count foreign nationals in and out of the UK. We are introducing ID cards for foreign nationals, on a compulsory basis, to guard against ...
Communities Secretary Hazel Blears has today published new guidance encouraging local authorities to better map their communities and the people that live there as part of efforts to monitor tensions and promote...
Transport Minister Rosie Winterton was in York today to look at the involvement of disabled people in the Government's Independent Living Strategy, launched in March. She also discussed the role that transport can...
The Department for Business and Enterprise has today announced that the official investigation into Farepak by its Companies Investigations Branch (CIB) has been completed.
Health Secretary Alan Johnson today launched an intense six month debate about the future shape of care and support services. A rapidly ageing population means that in 20 years' time a quarter of the entire adult...