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The UK’s first quantum computer to be commercially available to businesses will be located in Abingdon in Oxfordshire
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Foreign Secretary urges countries to step up alongside the UK to fight back against coronavirus and growing risk of famine in developing countries.
The SIA is changing the qualifications needed for an SIA licence. This follows a review of the licence-linked qualifications.
Unfair private parking tickets will be eliminated through the introduction of new rule for private car parks.
Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) will continue to scrutinise aid spending following the Foreign Office and the Department for International Development merger next week.
Locally led approach seeing results as COVID-19 cases drop in some hotspot areas in northern England.
PHE publishes a weekly COVID-19 epidemiology surveillance summary.
The UK Government is investing £8.4 million in COVID-19 immunology research projects, including at the universities of Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee.
Delivered by FCO Minister Wendy Morton to the OSCE Special Permanent Council on 28 August 2020.
The British High Commission invites applications from Indian women aged 18 to 23 to be ‘High Commissioner for a Day’ – a chance to oversee the UK’s largest overseas network.
The former bus station in Whitehaven is turning into a hub for creative and digital start ups.
The Parole Board has launched two information booklets for family and friends of prisoners going through parole and prisoners who choose to represent themselves
Government ministers are calling on local councils to help ensure people can access better broadband and mobile connectivity crucial to the UK’s coronavirus recovery
Statement by Ambassador James Roscoe, Acting UK Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, at the Security Council briefing on the situation in Iraq
Events will support ambition to allow fans to return to live sport from 1 October with social distancing.
The first UK-ASEAN Economic Dialogue was held today to strengthen economic cooperation between the UK and ASEAN.
The Environment Agency has installed an electronic flood warning sign in Rothbury, Northumberland, which will tell people when the flood gates will be closed.
Victoria Prentis visited Tenby, Wales to learn about this resilient coastal community.
Ahead of the full return to education in September, a new training scheme has launched to improve wellbeing and mental health support in schools and colleges
Search is on for independent person to advise on Windrush Compensation Scheme.
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