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Having met the MHRA’s rigorous standards of safety, quality and effectiveness, the semaglutide tablet has been approved in the UK for weight loss and weight management.
The MHRA is publishing the results of an extensive public consultation which will inform the recommendations of the AI Commission and future regulations.
Deputy Ambassador James Ford welcomes the OSCE Programme Office in Astana’s report and commends its practical support to Kazakhstan across security, governance and economic and environmental dimensions, highlighting the need…
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Eligible fishermen are urged to take immediate action as the Marine Management Organisation moves into the next phase of its I-VMS roll-out
Baroness Hogg has been reappointed as a non-executive member of the Office for Budget Responsibility.
Investigators uncover additional funds relating to £8.2m investment fraud.
The Policy Insights Unit is inviting applications for its 2026 Policy Fellowship programme, an academic mentoring scheme for UK-based public officials.
Lord Hanson has responded to the Animals in Science Committee’s advice on non-human primates used in service licences.
Up to 13,000 prison cell windows across England and Wales will be fitted with heavy-duty steel grilles to stop drones smuggling drugs, weapons and mobile phones into jails.
Joint statement from the Foreign Ministers of the UK, Australia and Canada on the launch of the International Peace Fund for Israelis and Palestinians
The Railways Bill passes through the Commons, taking a step closer to the biggest reform to our railways in a generation.
Collision between a passenger train and two rail handling trolleys at Queens Park, London, 9 May 2026.
Thousands of disabled people and those with health conditions and more complex barriers have moved closer to work following support from the Government’s landmark Supported Employment scheme.
Lanchester Wines, the first private business to use mine water heat in Great Britain, signs new access agreement with Mining Remediation Authority.
Major General Phil Carter attended the NATO Chiefs of Military Medical Services plenary in Skopje to help shape the alliance’s military medical readiness.
Ambassador Holland reaffirmed the UK’s strong support for the Council of Europe and its partnership with the OSCE, highlighting shared commitments to human rights, democracy and rule of law, and underlining the importance of…
All large social housing landlords in England will be required publish the electrical safety checks TSM for the first time covering the 2026/27 reporting year.
Letter from DSIT Secretary of State Liz Kendall to Sir Ian Cheshire.
Letter from DSIT Secretary of State Liz Kendall to Ofcom Chair, Sir Ian Cheshire.
The UK, Australia and Canada have launched a peace fund to complement broader efforts towards a two-state solution
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