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The operation involves constructing an underwater platform to allow specialist maritime engineers to safely cut the 3 masts of the shipwreck.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Government is working with the EU to ensure travel across the border is as seamless as possible in summer and through autumn.
Ofsted has today outlined a change in its approach to tackling unregistered children’s homes, designed to stop unsafe and unlawful placements and to address issues of sufficiency in the children’s social care system.
The Deputy Prime Minister has approved the further appointment of the Interim Chair of the Youth Justice Board as well as the member with experience and knowledge of Wales. He has also extended the tenure of 3 members.
Applications open for the AI Upskilling Challenge Fund, inviting organisations to deliver innovative AI training to help Barnsley workers, businesses and residents build AI skills as part of the Barnsley Tech Town.
Statement from the Foreign Secretary on the sanctioning of Islamic Movement of Companions of the Right (IMCR).
The second phase of Awaab's Law will come into force on 30 November 2026, so more dangerous hazards are fixed quickly to help tenants living in social housing.
Funding will see a consistent, national Independent Child Trafficking Guardians service for child survivors of modern slavery and trafficking.
Over a quarter of a billion-pound investment to increase policing in Jewish communities after a spate of violent attacks.
The UK has signed a joint statement marking the tenth anniversary of the Arbitral Tribunal Award on the South China Sea.
Brits heading overseas this summer urged to check Travel Advice as the FCDO highlights unusual requests for consular assistance.
Ministers have launched a crackdown on vapes marketed at kids with a shift to plain white packaging.
A new digital service for Marketing Authorisation Holders to submit pharmacovigilance reports to the VMD is now available.
Ofsted’s Chief Inspector, Sir Martyn Oliver, and Yvette Stanley, National Director, Regulation and Social Care, spoke at the ADCS Annual Conference in Manchester.
Officers fighting crime in their communities put their lives at risk every day and are repeatedly exposed to traumatic incidents in high-pressure environments.
As football fans across the country get behind England, the MHRA wants to keep any Yellow Cards off the pitch – and instead let people know that Yellow Cards can make an important impact in a very different way by helping ma…
FSA and FSS publish new guidance to help businesses bring cell-cultivated products and other novel foods safely to market.
The SIA has worked in close partnership with Ofqual as they today suspended BIIAB from accepting new learners on a set of security qualifications.
Ofqual has stopped an awarding organisation from accepting new learners on a set of security qualifications.
Dangerous cladding will be removed from lower-rise buildings with serious fire safety risks, thanks to new government funding.
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