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A new poll by the Social Mobility Commission reveals a growing gulf between social classes and a mental health crisis that needs to be addressed.
It is suspected that the pills were being sold through illegally operating websites
Letter from the Minister for Future Borders and Immigration, on changes to the UK shortage occupation list.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Ban on commercial evictions extended to 30 June and bailiff enforced eviction ban extended to 31 May to protect residential tenants.
Digital and tech leaders can apply to the programme for an opportunity to work on some of the UK’s most important public sector challenges.
New analysis reinforces that lateral flow tests are accurate and reliable and have extremely low false positive rates.
The UK Government has today announced the opening of a new walk-through coronavirus testing centre in Glasgow Govan.
Details of the pilot of the Sustainable Farming Incentive published
Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum publishes its first annual plan of work.
12,000 doses of the Oxford University/AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine arrived in Fiji on 6 March.
Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Matt Hancock speaks at the Global COVID-19 Vaccine Supply Chain and Manufacturing Summit at Chatham House.
Pilot to trial the use of home testing kits among court users at five sites.
…Alex George to focus on improving mental health and wellbeing in school, college and university…
Air Quality Grants awarded across England to fund local projects for cleaner air
Deaf people requiring the use of a sign language interpreter will be allowed to take part in jury service for the first time, Ministers announced today (9 March 2021).
Ambassador Neil Bush participated in an OSCE roundtable on women's leadership in peacebuilding and conflict prevention as Head of the OSCE MenEngage Network.
Judges, magistrates, and coroners will be allowed to continue to serve until they are 75, as the Lord Chancellor today confirmed plans to increase their mandatory retirement age.
New data suggests that people put off seeking help for stroke during pandemic.
Cutting crime and building safer communities will be at the heart of new legislation unveiled in Parliament today (9 March 2021).
During the week of 15 February 2021 inspectors from ICIBI and Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Prisons (HMIP) visited Penally Camp and Napier Barracks, spending two days at each site.
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