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[...] economic plan to make the Midlands the Engine for Growth in the UK, announced today by the Prime Minister and Chancellor. The Prime Minister and Chancellor today set out their six-point long term [...]

[...] The Prime Minister and Chancellor today (Thursday 5 February) set out their six-point long term economic plan [...]

[...] that we raise the awareness of apprentice - apprenticeship opportunities for young people? Prime Minister I absolutely do. I think this is not a criticism of teachers but I think in our schools, up [...]

[...] The Prime Minister and Chancellor today (8 January 2015) set out their six-point long-term economic plan for the [...]

Deficit When asked about the deficit, the Prime Minister’s Official Spokesperson (PMOS) said the government was continuing to make difficult decisi [...]

Mansion Tax When asked about the PM’s position on mansion tax, the Prime Minister’s Official Spokesperson (PMOS) said that the PM’s view had no [...]

Ukraine When asked about the Prime Minister’s reaction to the announcement from Minsk of a ceasefire, the Prime Minister’s Official Spokesperson [...]

Ukraine crisis When asked about the imposition of sanctions on Russian individuals, the Prime Minister’s Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that names [...]

[...] will see an unprecedented rise in the powers of the Scottish Parliament was published by the UK Government today. A Command Paper including the 44 draft clauses sets out the new powers which will come [...]

[...] regarding the confirmed case of Ebola in Scotland. The Prime Minister made clear that the UK government stood ready to assist in any way possible. The Prime Minister and the First Minister discussed [...]

[...] has changed fundamentally since the Memorandum of Understanding was agreed between the UK government, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland in 2000 and agreed to commission work on a revised [...]

[...] Remuneration Consultants Group. He is a non-executive director of Lloyd’s of London and the UK Government Efficiency and Reform Board. Martin was chief executive of international IT services company [...]

[...] in the world. Over the past few years, our governments have worked closely to restore economic growth, improve our living standards and make sure families get the help they needed. Yet we know [...]

[...] to our long term economic plans. It’s vital to seize the opportunities to increase economic growth, and that means making the most of the EU single market, and it means dismantling [...]

[...] to invest with their knowledge of what is needed in their area to maximise their potential economic growth. Prime Minister David Cameron said: Giving local communities the power and the money to [...]

[...] with DueDil. Tech Nation’s analysis shows that the UK’s tech clusters are driving economic growth nationally and that the growth of digital businesses reaches far beyond the capital. [...]

[...] -date issues including writing code, designing programmes and ethical and legal impacts of digital technology. Coding was introduced into the National Curriculum in September and 4 million pupils have [...]

[...] Britain will have a new national memorial and world-class learning centre using the latest digital technology to commemorate and educate about the Holocaust Prime Minister David Cameron has announced [...]

[...] of Hull, in partnership with Siemens, the KCOM Group and Ebuyer. It will specialise in digital technology and mechatronics (mechanical, electrical, telecommunications and computer engineering), [...]

[...] on the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement, which could be worth £5 billion a year to the UK economy. Finally, Prime Minister Abe told the Prime Minister that he looked forward to welcoming the [...]

[...] in – and we have delivered. Inflation low. Interest rates low. Stability locked in. The UK economy is now seen as a safe bet – attracting investment from around the world. This didn’t happen by [...]

[...] powerhouse that enables the region to reach its potential as a driving force in the UK economy. At a speech at Old Granada Studios, the site of what will become the new theatre called [...]