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FCO: Minister condemns human rights abuses in Syria – (Minister for Europe calls for lasting ceasefire in Ukraine ~ Hugo Swire looks forward to Burmese elections as campaign gets underway ~ FCO: You’re invited: why Indians should visit Britain ~ Opening Statement at Technical Meeting on the Elephant Protection Initiative ~ Sir Eric Pickles announced as UK Envoy on Post-Holocaust Issues)
DIFD: Syria refugees: UK government response – (DIFD: Syria: refugees & counter-terrorism - Prime Minister's statement ~ RFA Lyme Bay receives praise from High Commissioner for Dominica Aid)
Home Office: Syria refugees: UK government response
HM Treasury: Chancellor announces Autumn Statement forecast alongside Spending Review – (HMT: Chancellor: Employers must not be held to ransom by unions so they can keep country working ~ HMT: 'We'll pull out all the stops to keep the UK a world-leading maritime centre', says Chief Secretary)
10DS: Marking Her Majesty the Queen's longest reign: PM's tribute – (10DS: Prime Minister Netanyahu visit to Downing Street ~ 10DS: Downing Street statement on Northern Ireland ~ Prime Minister: My vision for a smarter state)
Cabinet Office: New contracts anticipated to save over £50m on government travel & venue hire
Home Secretary's Police Superintendents 2015 speech – (HO: Police volunteers & staff powers consultation launched ~ HO: Proposals for further emergency services collaboration announced)
CLG: Brandon Lewis calls on youngsters to build a career in construction – (CLG: Run your local with £1.5m Pub Loan Fund ~ CLG: Landmark devolution bids submitted from right across the country ~ CLG: Ministerial Committee for Syrian Refugees)
DfE: Run-down schools in England get £160m facelift – (DfE: Nick Gibb: the importance of the teaching profession ~ DfE: Hundreds of schools sign up for first ever national safety tool ~ DfE: Have your say on the future of teachers’ professional development ~ DfE: Summer-born children to get the right to start school later ~ 'Most run-down school in country' gets £7m facelift ~ DfE: GCSE & A level subject content consultation ~ DfE: Ofqual launches further consultation on reformed qualifications for 2017 ~ DfE: Nicky Morgan launches rugby character drive with Saracens FC)
DH: Government to review NHS funding of nursing in care homes
BIS: Business Secretary calls on universities to tackle violence against women on campus – (BIS: Major maritime report launched as London International Shipping Week gets underway ~ BIS: Universities Minister demands better value for money for students)
DECC: Further action taken to prevent energy bills rising
Defra: Environment Secretary announces measures to support British farmers – (£5m to fund innovative projects for farmers & foresters)
MoJ: Education in prison
DfT: Rail Minister renews pledge to tackle overcrowding on trains – (DfT: £5m greener bus fund announced to tackle air pollution ~ DfT: Buses form the backbone of our local transport network ~ DfT: New proposals for Isle of Wight rail services announced)
ScotGov: Shared vision to drive Scottish business forward – (ScotGov: £400,000 to support Scotland’s young people ~ ScotGov: Forfar Bridie recognition bid ~ ScotGov: Initial £1m to support humanitarian taskforce ~ ScotGov: New measures to support victims & witnesses ~ ScotGov: Public ‘must help keep children safe’ ~ ScotGov: Taking action on disability ~ ScotGov: Building on strong foundations ~ ScotGov: More support for kinship carers ~ ScotGov: UK should opt in to EU Refugee Scheme ~ ScotGov: Supporting Scots ~ ScotGov: £1.85m extra support for sexual abuse victims)
WAG: New deadline for people to claim for their care being funded by the Welsh NHS – (WAG: Plans for all-Wales library card to improve access and save money ~ New qualifications launched in a historic term for Welsh learners ~ WAG: Minister agrees £8.4m funding investment deal to boost Wales’ science, innovation & technology sectors ~ First Minister challenges UK Government over Trade Union Bill ~ WAG: New £17m project to grow world-class scientific research in Wales ~ Bright future for adoption & fostering services in Wales ~ Part-time 20mph speed limits for Welsh schools)
NIA: Integrated approach crucial for future economic development
Northern Ireland Office - Talks begin at Stormont House
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