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Prime Minister’s Questions
Maternal mortality, public spending and the armed forces were on the agenda at today’s PMQs. The Prime Minister also took questions on Sure Start childrens centres, crime and school places. We will offer a summary of the topics covered, as well as the chance to watch the broadcast again, from...
PM hails Northern Ireland vote
The Prime Minister has welcomed news of the Northern Ireland Assembly voting in support of the devolution of policing and justice powers. He said the completion of devolution sends a powerful message that “democracy and tolerance will prevail”. The PM said: “The completion of devolution,...
PM’s message for Commonwealth Day
The Prime Minister has sent his best wishes for Commonwealth Day to nations across the world. Gordon Brown said the occasion brought together the members of the Commonwealth to reflect on their shared heritage and look at the challenges facing them in the year ahead. He was among heads of state who took...
Baroness Kinnock to lead efforts tackling violence against women
The Prime Minister has announced that Baroness Kinnock will take on a new role leading the Government’s work to tackle violence against women overseas. Baroness Kinnock will focus on coordinating UK efforts to tackle the problem, working across departments including DFID, the MOD and the FCO. The...
PM hails progress on gender equality
The Prime Minister has hailed the progress that has been made to improve gender equality over the past decade and set out measures to do more for women in the UK and abroad. In a podcast to mark International Women’s Day, Gordon Brown said all state-owned companies in the UK will be required to...
PM thanks Operation Moshtarak troops
The Prime Minister has visited UK troops in Afghanistan to thank them for their role in Operation Moshtarak. Gordon Brown met some of the British forces who took part in last month’s assault on Taliban strongholds in Helmand Province and visited areas which British, Afghan and other Nato troops...
Prime Minister at Iraq Inquiry
The Prime Minister gave evidence at a hearing of the Iraq Inquiry in London on Friday. The hearing lasted from 10am to 3:30pm GMT. The inquiry, headed by Sir John Chilcot, was launched last July and public hearings have been held since November. The PM answered a range of questions relating to the planning...
Hilary Benn webchat
To reduce the rate of climate change and adapt to the effects of a warming planet, we will have to change some aspects of the way we live. As part of a debate on the issue running on Directgov, Hilary Benn, Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs spent an hour answering your questions...
Prime Minister’s Questions
Harriet Harman took the Prime Minister’s place at PMQs as Mr Brown is attending the South African state visit. The economy, British manufacturing and the armed forces were on the agenda at today’s PMQs. Ms Harman also took questions on dangerous dogs, small businesses and unemployment. We will...
Website traffic for February 2010
Number 10 has released its monthly update on website traffic. The information gives a fuller picture of the number of users the site generates and the pages viewed. Traffic for February 2010 The Prime Minister visited several areas of the UK in February, holding regional Cabinet meetings in Exeter and...
