Commissioned by the Home Secretary and backed with £40 million of Home Office funding, the government’s first Serious Violence Strategy marks a major shift in the government’s response to knife crime and gun crime.

The UK has come a long way over the last eight years, with the economy growing strongly, unemployment at a near-record low, the deficit down and more investment in public services like the NHS. 

Our ex-servicemen and women have a wealth of experience and expertise that can be shared in the classroom. That's why military veterans are to be offered a £40,000 bursary to retrain as biology, chemistry, computing, maths or modern languages teachers.

NHS staff are doing a fantastic job to make sure that people get the treatment they need – especially at this time of year when it’s extremely busy. And here’s some of the things we’re doing in government to support our NHS.

Want to know what we're doing on housing? From building new houses to helping the homeless, here's 5 things you should know about what we're doing to help everyone have a place to call their own.

The UK passport is an expression of our independence and sovereignty – a document that symbolises our citizenship of a proud, great nation. Leaving the EU gives us a unique opportunity to restore our national identity and forge a new path for ourselves in the world.

This Government made three clear promises right at the start of the Brexit negotiations.

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Rail passengers deserve a more reliable, more efficient service. We will deliver it by ending the one-size-fits-all approach of franchising and bringing closer together the best of the public and private sector.