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University of Hull has opened its doors as a ‘Nightingale Court’, joining the national effort to tackle the impact of coronavirus on the justice system.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson launches the Build Back Better Council to unlock investment, boost job creation and level up the whole of the UK.…
The vehicles, worth £1.5 million, will further reinforce the stability on the Lebanese border with Syria.
The UK government has set out its position on the Government of Israel's decision to approve new settlements in the West Bank.
The Digital Secretary reacts to Twitter's suspension of Trump's account, and outlines how the UK Government plans to protect free speech while regulating social media.
The Ministry of Defence is pleased to announce the appointment of Mariette Hughes as the next Service Complaints Ombudsman for the UK Armed Forces.
Secure video calls rolled out in all prisons in just over 6 months to maintain vital family contact.
The new campaign launches to support the nation’s mental health, as half of adults say they are more worried during this current lockdown than in March 2020.
Businesses in all regions and nations of the UK have benefitted from billions of pounds in government-backed loans, according to new figures released today, 18 January.
Communities Secretary has announced new laws to protect England’s cultural and historic heritage.
Patients with COVID-19 are set to benefit from faster treatment, improved outcomes and shorter hospital stays thanks to the use of the latest artificial intelligence.
Home Office engineers work to restore data lost from the Police National Computer
The Prime Minister has appointed Helen Grant MP as his new Special Envoy on Girls’ Education.
The public will be able to convert vacant plots of land and derelict buildings into new homes or community spaces.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave a statement at the coronavirus press conference.
Teachers to determine grades using a range of evidence that reflects students’ hard work and ability
The new gate will be air-lifted in place as part of £38 million Foss Barrier upgrade.
New Curriculum and Campus for Government Skills is part of the government’s Civil Service modernisation programme and builds on Michael Gove’s Ditchley speech last year.
Sir Nicholas Serota has been reappointed by the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport as Chair of Arts Council England for four years from 01 February 2021 to 31 January 2025.
Mr Cargill hailed 2021 as an "exciting time" for Wilton Park following his appointment. He will take up the role on 18 January.
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