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Villiers urges public to be vigilant over coming weeks
Following a further security incident in Belfast earlier today, the Secretary of State urges the public to be vigilant
Baroness Warsi marks UN Human Rights Day
UK to continue to lead international efforts to promote and advance Human Rights in 2014.
Stepping up the fight against fraud
£16 million investment to help local government take on fraudsters.
Foreign Secretary statement on 2013 UN Human Rights Day
Foreign Secretary marks UN Human Rights Day and commits to using the UK's Human Rights Council seat to uphold human rights for all.
UK deeply concerned at imminent use of death penalty in Bangladesh
Baroness Warsi expresses concerns over imminent use of death penalty in Bangladesh.
Government marks the progress on Digital Strategy - one year on
The government's Digital Strategy is showing progress as update shows that departments are starting to move transactions online.
Support for new ways of neighbourhood working
New support for communities to tackle neighbourhood issues.
Lord Livingston becomes new Trade Minister
Lord Livingston has today (10 December 2013) succeeded Lord Green as Trade and Investment Minister.
New Common Fisheries Policy deal ends discards
A new Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) was agreed by the EU Parliament today and will come into force on 1 January 2014. The new CFP will radically transform fishing practices in Europe.
Public use 'good deed app' to help 4,000 rough sleepers off the streets
A year on from the launch of StreetLink over 4,000 rough sleepers have been offered support and services to help get them off the streets.
Claims management complaints service to be toughened
Consumers who receive a bad service from claims management companies could receive compensation following new law changes announced by Justice Minister Shailesh Vara.
Deputy Prime Minister’s message for Human Rights Day 2013
The Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, has written a message for Human Rights Day 2013.
Victims put first in the criminal justice system
People who fall prey to criminals will now receive more support than ever before to help bring offenders to justice and move on with their lives, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling has announced.
Diocese of Bath and Wells: Peter Hancock nomination approved
The Queen has approved the nomination of the Right Reverend Peter Hancock, MA for election as Bishop of Bath and Wells.
Press briefing: afternoon 10 December 2013
The Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on Nelson Mandela's memorial and Universal Credit.
Press briefing: morning 10 December 2013
The Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS) spoke about the Mandela memorial, defence procurement, universal credit and balance of competences.
Government press releases last updated 30 August 2026. Source: GOV.UK.