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Ambitious new projects by industry leaders in immersive entertainment putting fans in the thick of the action
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Second phase of Modern Slavery Innovation Fund sees £4 million UK aid funding awarded to international anti-slavery projects.
Sally Collier spoke at The Apprenticeships Conference 2019 about external quality assurance for end-point assessments.
Specialist mobile detection technology is being used to detect and seize illegal phones used by prisoners, Justice Secretary David Gauke revealed today (Sunday, 21 April).
Indian-owned global business process management firm, Firstsource Solutions has announced a further £1 million investment in Northern Ireland.
High-flying firms across the UK will benefit from a further £200 million of government support to ensure that innovative British firms can access the finance they need to grow.
Officers from Malawi's protective services will be practicing multi-agency working ahead of May 2019 elections with support from British Peace Support Team (Africa).
£2 million available through the Defence and Security Accelerator for innovative Space ideas
The British Ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein, Jane Owen, sends a message to businesses regarding the UK's departure from the EU.
British High Commissioner to New Zealand Laura Clarke reflected on what it took to be a young man in World War 1, compared with being a young man today.
Projects to highlight the safest roads for cyclists to use, create a database of all the UK’s trees and launch an indoor mapping system backed by government.
Mr Andrew Beirne, Economic & Prosperity Counsellor and UK Permanent Representative to UNESCAP, delivered a speech at the Special ASEAN ministerial meeting on illegal wildlife trade.
Applied Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the theme for this year’s “AI Fest”, an annual conference hosted by the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) that explores the implications of AI for Defence and Security.
The papers will look at the far right, Islamism, the far left and online extremism. They will inform a first-of-its-kind study on extremism which will be released later this year.
The CMA has provisionally found that 3 major suppliers to the construction industry broke competition law.
The speech was delivered on Monday 8 April 2019 at the British Library
A number of members of the Armed Forces have been named in the latest Operational Honours and Awards List.
Ofsted's Deputy Director for Schools discussed the new education inspection framework and initial feedback from pilot inspections.
This inspection evaluates the Home Office's progress towards implementing the 8 recommendations made in the Chief Inspector's October 2016 report.
On Sunday (31 March) Baroness Fairhead, Minister of State for trade and export promotion at the Department for International Trade, announced HSBC as a Founding Partner for the UK Pavilion at World Expo 2020 Dubai, during a …
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