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Wednesday, January 29, 2014

FCO Minister welcomes adoption of new Constitution in Tunisia

Foreign Office Minister for the Middle East and North Africa, Hugh Robertson said:

I warmly welcome the adoption of the new Constitution in Tunisia today. The people of Tunisia can be proud of this historic achievement.

2013 sees 30,000 new businesses created in Scotland

Figures announced today by Startup Britain have shown that over 30,000 new businesses were created in Scotland in 2013. Both Glasgow and Edinburgh also feature in the top ten places in whole of the UK for new business creation.

Scotland Office Minister David Mundell said:

A welfare state fit for the 21st century

It is a pleasure to be hosted today by the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) – setting out a vision for Britain’s welfare state alongside the organisation where, in a sense, it all started.

Within their critique, the CSJ set out a plan for reform for government, and today I want to look at that.

£10 million boost for SME energy innovation

British entrepreneurs are set to benefit from a share of £10million to help bring new and innovative energy efficient products to market, Minister of Energy and Climate Change Greg Barker announced today.

Small and medium size enterprises within the energy efficiency,

UK PRESS: UK home builders Crest Nicholson have

UK PRESS: UK home builders Crest Nicholson have asked the government for
"forward guidance" on the Help To Buy scheme, the FT reports. The scheme will
end in either Spring 2016 or when the stg 3.5 bn set aside runs dry, and the
builders are looking for a transaction period. 

Figures show good prospects for British economy in 2014: economists

Figures issued Tuesday to show Britain's gross domestic product (GDP) growth at 0.7 percent for the fourth quarter 2013 confirm good prospects for the economy in 2014, according to economists.

Myanmar to use new Japanese loan on four projects

Myanmar will use 63.2 billion yens' (about 610 million U.S. dollars') new Japanese loan for conducting four projects, an official has said.

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