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Moiz Moghal and Caitlin Notley have been appointed and George Walker and Alison O’Riordan have been reappointed to the UK Anti-Doping Board by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport for terms of four years.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Seven NEDs (Non-Executive Directors) appointed to the Information Commission, supporting the move to a new board-led governance model later this year.
Families across the country are being encouraged to help children stay active over the summer holidays.
The ERS Gold Award recognises employers demonstrating exceptional and sustained support for the Armed Forces community.
Allision of a rigid inflatable boat with a navigation beacon in Portsmouth Harbour, England resulting in two fatalities.
Simple advice from the FSA will help you avoid the grilling gaffes and common mistakes which could make it a memorable summer for all the wrong reasons.
The Race Equality Engagement Group (REEG) publishes its first report after a year of progress as the government extends REEG's term until the end of Parliament.
Travelling Brits urged to ‘Know the Signs’ following cases of death and serious illness overseas.
Default overnight curfews and addictive features to be switched off automatically to protect 16 and 17-year-olds on social media
Around 100,000 disabled people and those with health conditions are closer to work thanks to a voluntary Government programme being delivered in every Jobcentre across the country, according to new figures.
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has today summoned the Iranian Chargé d'Affaires in London in response to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Qods Force’s (IRGC-QF) role in directing proxy groups to ca…
Interference in democratic process and cyber attacks have been added to the National Risk Register
Former Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt will support British nationals in the most difficult and complex cases.
Joint statement from France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom on the launch of the United Nations Horizon Fund for the Occupied Palestinian Territories
Sir James Goss appointed as Deputy Chair of the Security Vetting Appeals Panel.
The operation involves constructing an underwater platform to allow specialist maritime engineers to safely cut the 3 masts of the shipwreck.…
Data shows cases of imported dengue and Zika virus disease continuing through spring into summer as the busy summer travel season begins
Government is working with the EU to ensure travel across the border is as seamless as possible in summer and through autumn.
Ofsted has today outlined a change in its approach to tackling unregistered children’s homes, designed to stop unsafe and unlawful placements and to address issues of sufficiency in the children’s social care system.
The Deputy Prime Minister has approved the further appointment of the Interim Chair of the Youth Justice Board as well as the member with experience and knowledge of Wales. He has also extended the tenure of 3 members.
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