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Drivers set to save £150 million over the next ten years as driving licence fees fall
Drivers will save up to £150 million over the next ten years as the cost of getting a driving licence is slashed, Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander and Transport Minister Claire Perry announced today.
New approach to give second-hand car buyers a better deal
Proposals to tackle problems within the used car industry and give consumers greater protection have been backed by Consumer Affairs.
Foreign Secretary condemns terrorist attack in North Sinai
Foreign Secretary condemns the terrorist attack against the Egyptian Armed Forces in the North Sinai.
Public urged to help stop the spread of quagga mussels
Members of the public are being urged to help slow the spread of an invasive mussel recorded in the UK for the first time this month.
Foreign Secretary condemns terrorist attack in Jerusalem
Foreign Secretary offers condolences to victims of terrorist attack in Jerusalem and calls for calm.
Press briefing: morning 24 October 2014
The Prime Minister's Official Spokesperson answered questions on the European Union budget.
Government remains committed to stable rental sector for hardworking tenants
Brandon Lewis welcomes a fall in the cost of rent.
Siren testing in the upper Calder Valley
Flood sirens in Walsden, Todmorden, Hebden Bridge and Mytholmroyd will be tested as part of the Environment Agency’s annual maintenance.
Medicines watchdog makes record seizure of experimental smart drugs
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) announced the UK’s biggest seizure of smart drugs, also known as cognitive enhancers or nootropics.
Resurfacing work on M5 in Worcestershire and Gloucestershire
Work to resurface the M5 between junctions 9 and 8 starts on 27 October for two weeks.
UK secures €1 billion European Ebola commitment
David Cameron gets European leaders to pledge more funding to fight Ebola.
Schools plan to increase focus on maths, new report shows
Surveys show schools are placing a greater emphasis on maths and other important academic subjects.
Bridge maintenance to start on M25 near Staines upon Thames
A four-week bridge maintenance scheme between junctions 12 and 14 on the M25 near Staines upon Thames will begin on Monday 27 October.
EU agrees 'historic' deal to tackle climate change
The European Union has reached a historic deal to cut greenhouse gasses by at least 40% domestically by 2030.
Foreign Secretary’s pre-election message to the Ukrainian people
The Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has issued a message of support to the Ukrainian people ahead of the country’s parliamentary elections.
Rare plants to receive ‘intensive care’ on Devon coast
Conservation work to ensure the survival of 2 of Britain’s rarest plants to be carried out by Natural England and Torridge District Council.
Help for 16 and 17 year olds to find work
Jobcentre Plus work coaches, local authorities and voluntary sector organisations to help 16 and 17 year olds find work.
King’s Lynn Internal Drainage Board take on Norfolk rivers
The Environment Agency will hand over maintenance of the rivers Babingley, Ingol and Heacham to the King’s Lynn Internal Drainage Board.
More UK visitors flock to Wales - survey shows another increase in domestic visitor numbers
The number of visitors choosing Wales for overnight breaks and daytrips has increased, according to figures revealed today
Press briefing: afternoon 23 October 2014
The Prime Minister's Official Spokesperson answered questions on the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse, an internet meeting and Harry Roberts.
Jobcentres go digital
High-tech equipment will be installed at more than 700 sites to make it easier for people to find work.
Nick Clegg statement on GDP figures: October 2014
The Deputy Prime Minister responds to statistics on GDP released today (24 October 2014) by the Office for National Statistics.
Plans for the Right to Build across England
Plans clear the way for a new generation of custom builders who want to build their own homes.
Government press releases last updated 28 August 2026. Source: GOV.UK.