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UK Special Envoy on Post-Holocaust issues Lord Pickles remembers and honours the victims of the Holocaust in the Netherlands during 80th anniversary commemorations.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
More than 200 UK jobs will be supported through a new contract to boost the Royal Navy’s warship combat systems and increase their ability to track, analyse and respond to threats in combat.
The Environment Agency has launched its final consultation today on a permit application to open a landfill site at Lower Hare Farm in Whitestone near Exeter.
Councils are leveraging AI and technology to enhance public services, save money, and improve living standards, aligning with government plans for £45 billion in efficiency savings under the Plan for Change.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer made a speech at the Holocaust Memorial Day UK National Ceremony today.
A woodland restoration project has received a boost after a Teesside company paid £290,000 to Tees Valley Wildlife Trust for breaching its Environmental Permit.
Letter from the Chancellor of the Exchequer to the Governor of the Bank of England providing recommendations for the Prudential Regulation Committee (PRC).
Artefacts from a Celtic chariot found at RAF Valley have been officially declared treasure.
The UK has sanctioned 9 individuals and defence sector entities in Belarus in coordination with Canada.
Scotland Office Minister Kirsty McNeill marked Holocaust Memorial Day by urging Scots to "unite in the stand against hatred, intolerance and prejudice"
The Evaluation Task Force have recently published a new annex to the Magenta Book which covers best practice for impact evaluation of AI tools and technologies.
Chancellor continues bold reform of the planning system to deliver on the Plan for Change for working people.
Foreign Secretary announces £20 million in additional funding while visiting the Adré on the Chad-Sudan border.
Education Secretary to announce plans for digital revolution in schools at the Bett Show in London.
A Huddersfield company has been fined and ordered to pay costs totalling almost £9,000 after it polluted a river with bleach and killed hundreds of fish.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy's speech on government plans to grow the creative industries, at the Creative Industries Growth Summit in Gateshead.
Vulnerable people at risk of unfair eviction or homelessness could benefit from a £20 million a year boost in legal aid as a consultation is launched today.
SPS Doorguard Ltd has been fined after employing unlicensed security managers.
A package of investment reforms to spur regional growth across the country is being announced to attract investment in all corners of the UK.
A new “Keep Britain Working” review has been launched today [Friday 24 January] to explore how to urgently support people with long-term illnesses or disabilities back into work, and to stay in work.
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