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…London Criminal Courts Solicitors' Association, Criminal Law Solicitors Association and Crown Prosecution Service join fast-track entry to HMCTS buildings.…
People experiencing the longer-term effects of long COVID to benefit from research projects to help better understand the causes, symptoms and treatment.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Funding for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) to help them modernise, go digital and create new jobs.
Thousands of offenders will be diverted away from crime by the expansion of a catering training scheme in prisons across England and Wales.
The third round of Free Trade Agreement negotiations with New Zealand took place between 25th January and 9th February.
Two separate routine flights of a DJI Matrice 200 V1 unmanned aircraft terminated prematurely when the ballistic parachute recovery system activated unexpectedly, 21st September 2019 and 29th November 2019, Inverness.
Control of a prototype unmanned aircraft, an Alauda Airspeeder Mk II, was lost resulting in a fly-away and eventual crash, Goodwood Aerodrome, West Sussex, 4 July 2019.
Captain Jake Singleton, a US exchange officer with Dstl, has helped deepen international collaboration to find, fund and fast-track space innovation and technology
Two staff members and one police officer based at Sellafield received commendations from Chief Constable Simon Chesterman this week.
After a seven-month journey, NASA’s car-sized Mars Perseverance rover will make its final descent to the Red Planet to begin its search for traces of life.
British firms win green energy contracts on UK export credit agency-supported project as UK prioritises renewable energy exports and jobs.
A new government report shows that the UK's growing cyber industry attracted record investment last year, despite the global pandemic.
Spatial framework plan will help to create thousands of jobs, drive investment, protect and enhance the environment.
Alok Sharma travels to India to strengthen close working ties and discuss taking action on the shared challenge of climate change
Southwark Crown Court is the next location for a HM Courts and Tribunals Service pilot to trial rapid testing of court users as part of the Government’s ongoing UK-wide drive to increase the availability of testing and help …
Schoolchildren, cyclists and pedestrians will soon be able to use a new and wider bridge to cross the A5.
Kwasi Kwarteng called on businesses to continue to support the national effort in rolling out the coronavirus vaccine, as pledges from individual companies grow.
The UK HPI shows house price changes for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
The UK will be the first country in the world to run a Covid-19 human challenge study, following approval from the UK’s clinical trials ethics body
Royal Marines supported by the Royal Navy Warship HMS Montrose have intercepted over 2.6 tonnes of illicit drugs.
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