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The CMA will clear S&P’s merger with IHS Markit if competition concerns in certain commodity price assessments are addressed.
The government is carrying out research to understand how Artificial Intelligence (AI) R&D is commercialised and brought to market
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
The CMA has announced its intention to launch a market study into music streaming.
Integrated artificial intelligence technologies to support the armed forces are being developed as part of an international partnership agreement.
The Environment Agency has purchased a thermal imaging camera for fisheries enforcement activity in East Anglia.
Sluice gates which manage water levels in the River Wansbeck will be open for three months as part of efforts to reduce silt build up.
The Cabinet Secretary delivered a lecture at the University of Newcastle in partnership with the Strand Group to reflect on the year since his appointment.
Thousands of working adults will be offered free courses to rapidly upskill in STEM sectors including engineering, digital and construction
Lord Frost delivered a speech in Lisbon, Portugal.
Dr Paul Kealey, Head of Cyber information Systems for the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, explains how we keep ahead of the cyber curve and protect the UK.
New train timetable aims to reduce bottlenecks on the Manchester rail network and provide more reliable journeys for 150,000 passengers.
New research backed by the UK Space Agency will look to solve challenges such as muscle loss and isolation stress that astronauts face during long missions
Jonathan Scott has been reappointed as interim chair of the Competition and Markets Authority by the Business Secretary.
The CMA has appointed David Stewart to the role of Executive Director, Mergers and Markets.
Projects in the CFA cohort come from a range of sectors including waste management, energy and transport.
The government is keen for police to expand their use of the practice to identify more drug users and crack down on so-called recreational drug use.
The measures include a new offence of interfering with the operation of key infrastructure – including motorways, railways, and airports.
Almost 26,000 extra offenders will be tagged over the next 3 years under an ambitious £180 million plan to expand the use of electronic monitoring to cut crime.
Statement by Ms Joanna Roper, Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, to the 98th session of the Executive Council of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OP…
PM’s Trade Envoy visits Luanda for the first time to further the expansion of commercial relations between both countries focusing on sustainable development.
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