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G7 foreign ministers gave a joint statement marking 2 years since the beginning of the war in Sudan.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Government welcomes Official Partners of International Summit on the Future of Energy Security.
£400m of trade and investment wins from UK-India Economic and Financial Dialogue set to boost the British economy.
The Department for Work and Pensions has reappointed Sarah Newton as Chair of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) Board.
New Chair of the Audit and Risk Assurance Committee named, as three board members reappointed
The UK government is investing £121 million in quantum technology to tackle crime, fraud, and money laundering, while reinforcing its global leadership in the field and driving economic savings.
A six-week public consultation on revoking and replacing the UK Marine Equipment Regulations following the UK's exit from the EU will begin on Monday 14 April.
Ambassador Neil Holland recalls the vital contribution of media freedom to security in the OSCE region, and calls on Russia, Belarus and others to live up to their OSCE commitments.
Investigation of Cessna T210M fatal accident at Leeds East Airport on 11 April 2024
UK and others call for action to uphold safety of journalists and media freedom against a deteriorating background within some OSCE countries.
A speech by Catherine Large, Executive Director of Vocational and Technical Qualifications at Ofqual, to the Education and Training Federation spring conference.
Northern Ireland based bus manufacturer pledges £25 million to expand its R&D capabilities
12-month roll-out begins today for the biggest regulatory shake up of clinical trials in 20 years
British soldiers are to be better shielded from danger as a new high-tech, remote-controlled mine plough system is put through its paces.
CMA considers that undertakings offered by oilfield services provider Schlumberger (SLB) could resolve competition concerns in the UK relating to its acquisition of ChampionX, a global provider of chemical solutions, oilfiel…
The Security Minister encourages candidates to use support available, including dedicated police officers, during the local election campaign to keep them safe.
New analysis of the current clinical trial landscape in the UK shows clear opportunities to shape the future of medical research and patient care.
Nuclear Taskforce lead appointed to accelerate UK’s nuclear renaissance.
Communities will be safer and trust in local policing will be restored under plans to put police officers back in our neighbourhoods.
The voluntary period for identity verification is open for business. More than 6 million individuals will need to comply in the 12 months after identity verification becomes a legal requirement later this year. This phased a…
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