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The UK government’s Sovereign AI is backing Ineffable Intelligence, co-investing with the British Business Bank to scale a UK-built, self-learning AI that can generate new knowledge and drive breakthroughs.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Waste criminals get prison sentences following major Environment Agency investigation
The Foreign Secretary has written in The Economist about the need to enhance our economic resilience
The Devon waste carrier was fined £1,466 and told to pay back the economic benefit he realised by his illegal activity of £12,300.
Young people across the United Kingdom are set to benefit after McDonald’s becomes the latest major employer to support the Government’s Youth Guarantee and launches the biggest work experience programme in the country.
The Secretary of State for Justice has approved extensions to the tenures of: Colin Allars, Chair and: Ian Deninson; James Hayward and; Maura Sullivan as Non-Executive Directors of Gov Facilities Services Limited.
Partnership aims to boost tip-offs about banned directors still operating in the shadows
Private (Pte) Reginald Joesph Blake, from Tendring, Essex, was buried in France today nearly 110 years after he went missing in action.
A company and its director have been given a month to clear an illegal waste site or risk further court action.…
The new adverse event reporting service from the VMD will replace the previous suspended service.
The Charity Commission has concluded its statutory inquiries into the Kantor Foundation and Kantor Charitable Foundation, finding neither charity remained viable after the designation of the charities’ founder, Dr Vitachesla…
Defence tech start-ups and small businesses in Northern Ireland will benefit from a £50 million investment boost launched by the UK government today, creating highly-skilled jobs and strengthening UK national security.
Open letter from DSIT Secretary of State Liz Kendall and Security Minister Dan Jarvis to UK business leaders.
A speech by Jessica Lennard, CMA Chief Strategy & External Affairs Officer.
The SFO launches public appeal and searches six sites across the UK as it announces new investigation into three companies delivering ECO4 contracts.
Boost to Seafood Exports Package will help UK businesses reach new markets
From chocolate bars to famous cars, and the mark where it all began – Britain crowns its best loved trade marks.
Security Minister Dan Jarvis MBE uses speech at CYBERUK to say AI companies should work with government in a “generational endeavour”.
Leading AI companies should work with the UK Government to build AI-powered cyber defence capabilities, the Security Minister Dan Jarvis will tell industry leaders and experts at CYBERUK on Wednesday.
Billpayers set to benefit from a stronger energy regulator to ensure they are treated fairly.
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