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Medical researchers in Britain and Japan are to join forces in the fight to advance research into treatments for some of the most debilitating degenerative diseases.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The Secretary of State has reappointed Trevor Pearce to the board of the Gambling Commission for a second term of four years from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2023.
More intelligent systems will help power the UK’s transition to a clean and affordable energy system – a key part of our modern Industrial Strategy.…
Prisons Minister announces arrival of x-ray scanner at HMP Leeds.
Defence Minister Stuart Andrew has announced the MOD has signed a £250-million deal to support the RAF’s intelligence-gathering Shadow aircraft fleet.
Michael Gove: British farmers can take advantage of the opportunities provided by Brexit and continue to export great British produce
Foreign Secretary, Jeremy Hunt spoke at the International Institute for Strategic Studies in Singapore and announced the Partnership for the Future.
The Investigatory Powers Act introduced a right of appeal in some circumstances which comes into effect today.
New investment to create tiny robots that can help repair the UK’s vast underground pipe network and prevent disruption of roadworks in the future.
Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt looks back over the work of the Foreign & Commonwealth Office over the past year.
Prime Minister Theresa May statement following the passing of Lord Ashdown.
The seminar was part of a visit where Dr Chris Moore also met with a number of Chile’s development agencies, technology transfer hubs and trade associations.
Prime Minister Theresa May spoke at the UK-Poland Inter-Governmental Consultations.
The UK government and its allies are holding responsible elements of the Chinese government for an extensive cyber campaign
The Ivory Bill has gained Royal Assent to become law. The Act is expected to come into force in late 2019
Amanda Spielman provides a commentary on phase 3 of Ofsted's research into the school curriculum.
Sir Andrew Dilnot has been appointed Chair of the government’s new Geospatial Commission, and Nigel Clifford has been confirmed as Deputy Chair.
A stronger and more effective regulatory framework is being introduced to improve building safety.
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has provided a final update on the Modernising Defence Programme to the House of Commons.
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships can make a business more competitive by uniting them with a university or research organisation and a qualified graduate.
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