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Chile and the UK host a virtual seminar on COVID-19 vaccines access, finance and distribution as part of efforts to strengthen international and regional co-operation.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
People with lasting abdominal symptoms are being urged to get checked for cancer as part of the NHS and Public Health England’s campaign.
The inspection examined the Home Office’s identification and handling of migrants first encountered away from a port of entry, having entered the UK concealed in a commercial vehicle, and those migrants seeking to cross the …
The Environment Agency is urging communities to be prepared for flooding as it launches its annual Flood Action Week [9-15 November].
Transformative legislation setting out how farmers and land managers in England will be rewarded in future with public money for “public goods” passes into law
Over 170 specially trained sniffer dogs are heading to prisons across England and Wales as part of the government’s comprehensive plan to crack down on violence and crime behind bars.
Restaurants, pubs and cafes will get automatic freedoms to provide takeaway services for another year.
New Bill will modernise government's powers to investigate and intervene in potentially hostile foreign direct investment
The Government has published guidance for students to travel home at the end of the term while controlling COVID-19 transmission risk.
Bulletin from the government's neighbourhood planning team about the latest news and policy developments.
Lord Bethell of Romford (Minister for Innovation) delivered the following UK statement to the WHO 73rd World Health Assembly.
Part of the Trans Pennine Trail is re-opening in Hull after an upgrade to flood defences on the Victoria Dock Village western frontage.
Baroness Dido Harding talks about the achievements of NHS Test and Trace, and the focus to improve the service so that we're better able to live with COVID through the winter and beyond.
The second UK-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiating round took place from 19th October to 2nd November.
Public Health England (PHE) is reminding parents that the national COVID-19 restrictions should not stop children from receiving life-saving vaccines.
A new consultation has been launched on proposals to ban online adverts for foods high in fat, sugar and salt in the UK to tackle the obesity crisis and get the nation fit and healthy.
The UK has been doing all in its power to support vaccine development and the fair distribution of future vaccines.
600,000 lateral flow tests to be sent out this week to kick-start the significant expansion of testing, followed by weekly local allocations.
Border Force has seized hundreds of products containing endangered plant and animal species as part of an international operation targeting wildlife criminals.
The UK delivers statement on the United States at the 36th Session of Universal Periodic Review (UPR), sharing recommendations to improve their human rights record, delivered on 9 November.
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