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CMA publishes the latest set of banking scores, meaning consumers and businesses can more easily compare services and get the best possible bang for their buck.
UK-backed 99MW solar plant in South Cotabato begins construction with ₱4.49bn investment, powering 82,000 homes and cutting 66,000 tonnes CO2 annually.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
The British High Commission in Ottawa names three Canadians, from Toronto and Edmonton, as 2025 winners of the prestigious Chevening Scholarship.
VMD outlines plans to strengthen pharmacovigilance framework and confirms interim adverse event reporting routes whilst a new system is developed.
A transport company will pay a total of £167,587.13 for delivering controlled waste to an illegal site at Fen Lane, Long Bennington, Lincolnshire.
The company entered administration owing more than £3 million
Crawley business Rainbo Supplies & Services will deliver machinery to Uganda following a deal backed by UK Export Finance and funded by London Forfaiting Company.
In this article for Ulster Business, the Secretary of State reflects on NI's economic growth since the Good Friday Agreement almost 30 years ago.
Five areas remain in drought with six more in prolonged dry weather
2025 base fees, fee modulation policy statement, regulatory position statement and interim strategy available.
Changes to the scope of IFRS 17 mean public sector bodies should check what the revision means for their financial reporting.
Tens of thousands of NHS patients living with obesity could get cutting-edge help to improve their health, thanks to a new health innovation programme
Bill for recycling waste electricals to shift towards online marketplaces to create a level playing field for UK retailers
Nuclear Taskforce interim report finds "once-in-a-generation" reform is needed to tackle regulatory barriers.
The British High Commission in Malé donated First Aid Training equipment to Maldives Airport Company Ltd to strengthen its emergency response capabilities.
Illegal workers arrested in nationwide enforcement surge as part of government's drive to crack down on immigration crime.
The contribution of Scottish SMEs to the UK’s national security was recognised during a roundtable held yesterday at Edinburgh’s Queen Elizabeth House, chaired by Defence Minister Lord Coaker following his visit to the Edinb…
VJ Day 80 celebrations will include flypasts, music and commemorations across the globe.
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The microscopic bacteria living in women’s bodies could be a powerful tool for personalised, non-invasive treatment and earlier diagnosis.
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