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New AI models to diagnose and treat cancer and other incurable diseases will be made possible thanks to joint public-private investment giving flexible funding to British AI firms and researchers.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Over 20,000 self-testing and self-sampling kits will be made available to help end HIV transmissions by the end of the decade.
A new state-of-the-art government office building in Manchester’s city centre has hit a key stage in its construction.
A key Russian cybercrime syndicate responsible for aiding merciless ransomware attacks around the world has been targeted by new UK sanctions.
The Environment Agency has started construction of a £1million new fish pass at Turf Lock on the River Lark at Mildenhall in Suffolk.
We are delivering 13,000 police officers, special constables and PCSOs across the country, including a named, contactable officer in your area.
ASEAN-UK SAGE is the UK’s flagship education programme in Southeast Asia, supporting girls and marginalised communities to access education and improve foundational learning.
New scheme comes as part of the government’s drive to help people back into work and kickstart economic growth under its Plan for Change
Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens chaired the eleventh Tata Steel/Port Talbot Transition Board in February 2025.
Statement by Fergus Eckersley, UK Minister Counsellor, at the UN Security Council meeting on threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts.
More people impacted by the infected blood scandal to be able to claim compensation, with service to expand in stages during 2025
Salem Tube is moving into the rapidly-growing sector thanks in part to support from the government’s export credit agency.
The Environment Agency is continuing to carry out improvement works to Lydney Harbour to give the historic site a sustainable and prosperous future.
The Environment Agency used powers to impose a Variable Monetary Penalty after the estate took more water from the Dorset Frome than it was licensed to do.
SLC is recruiting 12 new Student Finance Officer apprentices in Darlington
Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S) joined forces with His Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS) to help prisoners develop their horticulture skills.
Nearly 19,000 foreign criminals and people with no right to be in the UK have now been removed since the government took office.
Most successful January in over half a decade for Home Office Immigration Enforcement teams tackling illegal working.
Infected Blood Compensation Authority's update that was circulated on 10 February 2025
New records reveal the government is utilising AI and technology to enhance public services, including streamlining MOT inspections and speeding up planning with satellite habitat mapping.
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