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Huge range of cultural opportunities for all young people
Education Secretary Michael Gove today published a document detailing the range of government-backed cultural education opportunities open to all young people in England.
£150,000 grant for third sector as they bid for rehabilitation contracts
A third sector organisation was awarded £150,000 today to help voluntary groups play a leading role in cutting crime and reducing reoffending.
Press briefing: morning 3 July 2013
The Prime Minister's Spokesperson answered questions on Edward Snowden, health tourism, HS2, immigration, food banks, Egypt and the press.
Secretary of State welcomes face-to-face talks about north Belfast parades
The Orange Order has agreed to meet a nationalist residents' group ahead of a 12 July parade
Dame Commander conferred: Sue Lascelles Carr
Dame Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (DBE) conferred upon Sue Lascelles Carr.
Knighthood conferred: Robert Maurice Jay
Knighthood conferred upon Robert Maurice Jay QC.
Knighthood conferred: Clive Buckland Lewis
Knighthood conferred upon Clive Buckland Lewis, Esquire, QC.
Knighthood conferred: James Michael Dingemans
Knighthood conferred upon James Michael Dingemans, Esquire, QC.
Preferred candidate for Ofgem Chair
David Gray has been named as the preferred candidate to become the next Chair of the Gas and Electricity Markets Authority (GEMA).
Press briefing: afternoon 1 July 2013
The Prime Minister's Spokesperson answered questions on BBC severance pay, MPs' pay, spying claims, marriage tax breaks and the economy.
Press briefing: morning 28 June 2013
The Prime Minister's Spokesperson answered questions on DCLG, immigration, and energy demand.
Press briefing: afternoon 3 July 2013
The Prime Minister's Spokesperson answered questions on the economy and HS2.
Jeremy Hunt celebrates 65 years of the NHS
Health service to move from treating patients as numbers, to providing personal and integrated care
DNA mapping to better understand cancer, rare diseases and infectious diseases
The government’s major drive to introduce high-tech DNA mapping for patients will start with cancer, rare diseases and infectious diseases.
Long may they reign
Over a third of children born this year, including the royal baby, are expected to live to 100.
More freedom for councils on bus funding
Bus subsidy reforms to give councils more control.
Airports Commission considers aviation noise
Aviation noise discussion paper released.
NHS’s 65th birthday celebrated with national offer of life-saving screening
Public health leaders today celebrated the 65th birthday of the NHS by announcing that a life-saving screening programme is available throughout England.
Government press releases last updated 8 September 2026. Source: GOV.UK.