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Up to six million extra holidays each year will be fully protected against the failure of a travel company after Aviation Minister Theresa Villiers confirmed measures to strengthen and modernize the ATOL holiday protection scheme today.
The European Commission is scaling up its humanitarian assistance to €123.5 million for the Sahel region of sub-Saharan Africa where 12 million people are at risk of hunger.
New European Union (EU) rules for “organic wine” have been agreed in the Standing Committee on Organic Farming (SCOF), and will be published in the Official Journal in the coming weeks. With the new regulation, which will apply from the 2012 harvest,...
The Mayor of London has announced his formal decision to create a Mayoral Development Corporation (MDC) that will be responsible for the regeneration legacy from the London 2012 Games. The new body, to be called the London Legacy Development Corporation,...
The Government has issued a joint statement with the Governments of France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United States, setting out an agreed approach to the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) legislation, which aims to combat cross-border tax...
Harry Redknapp and Milan Mandaric were today acquitted of cheating the public revenue.
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Dozens of suspected gang members are being targeted in a series of coordinated operations which marks the start of a major new crack down on gang crime by the Metropolitan Police Service.
Transport Minister Norman Baker has announced £15m of new funding for sustainable travel projects across the country that will promote economic growth and cut carbon.
From today, businesses and training providers can bid for a share of £6m from the Higher Apprenticeship Fund, which will support the development of thousands of new Higher Apprenticeships in sectors including aerospace, energy and renewable technologies.