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A teenager from Derby has won a competition run by the UK Space Agency calling for innovative ideas on how satellites can improve life on Earth.
Government statement on the planned merger of OneWeb and Eutelsat.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
New government guidance will act as one-stop-shop for individuals and businesses to understand which employment rights apply to them.
Mobile phone networks of the future will have more choice of technologies and suppliers, in the latest government boost to delivering more innovative, secure and resilient telecoms networks.
The Programme and Project Partners at Sellafield announce winners of fourth multi-million-pound framework.
A team from the University of Glasgow has won a government-run competition to develop a climate change satellite for launch from the UK.
Kate de Rothschild-Agius, Dr Ashok Roy and Timothy Schroder have been reappointed as Trustees of the Wallace Collection.
Variable Monetary Penalty of £15,992 imposed on JRM Hire and Leasing Limited.
Help to Grow: Digital Scheme eligibility expanded to businesses with at least one employee, meaning up to 1.2 million businesses could benefit.
Grain shipments from Ukraine’s Black Sea ports are to resume under the terms of new United Nations deal.
Winner of Jubilee rug design visits Ulster Carpets alongside Minister Conor Burns to learn how the design will be transformed into a specially designed rug.
A major reform of the funding, management and oversight of England’s busiest roads has produced significant benefits, according to a new evaluation.
The Secretary of State has extended Dame Judith Macgregor’s term as Interim Chair of the British Tourist Authority, for a term of three months.
On the recommendation of the Prime Minister, Anne Kavanagh and Clare Shine are appointed as new members of The Crown Estate Board.
Multi-million pound investment in the UK’s first-ever magnet materials refiner launches alongside Critical Minerals Strategy.
The Prime Minister's Special Envoy to the Western Balkans highlights the UK's increased efforts to address crime and corruption in the Western Balkans and around the world.
A new law is now in place that will enable businesses impacted by industrial action to plug staffing gaps with agency workers.
After reassessing part of the case, the CMA has found that Pfizer and Flynn abused their dominant positions to overcharge the NHS for a life-saving epilepsy drug.
Information about a review into the safety of topiramate, which will look at possible harms in the learning and development of children whose mothers took topiramate during pregnancy.
Secured through the Space to Innovate Campaign – Bravo Drop, five innovative organisations have won funding to develop technologies that enhance the UK’s ability to safely operate in space
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