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Chevening alumni from Guatemala and Honduras organized a roundtable discussion and a documentary screening to discuss solutions to environmental challenges.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Artificial intelligence will deliver a decade of national renewal, as part of a new plan announced today (13 January 2025).
The CMA has launched a consultation on its draft Annual Plan for 2025/26, inviting consumers, businesses and investors to help shape its priorities for the year ahead.
The AdBlue manufacturer was fined £3,600 after pollution from its Weston-super-Mare site killed 345 fish, with a former employee being blamed for the incident.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer made a speech this morning on the AI Opportunities Action Plan.
Update to stay ahead of developing technology and maritime practices.
Smart data scheme could give people greater control over their energy use and help save money on bills.
The Department for Business and Trade’s (DBT) Made in the UK, Sold to the World Awards are open for SMEs to enter until 9 March
Charity Commission worked closely with West Midlands Police to support investigation into individuals connected to Sikh Youth UK
His Majesty The King, on the recommendation of the Prime Minister, has approved the reappointment of 3 Commissioners of the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
The UK strikes a fresh blow against Putin's ability to finance the war in Ukraine by sanctioning 2 major Russian oil companies.
A new cap on the price of resold tickets for concerts, live sport and other events are among measures that have been announced by the government today.
A London charity has been issued with an Official Warning over a fundraising campaign in support of a soldier of the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF).
A man has been convicted after allowing somebody else to use his Security Industry Authority (SIA) licence to work illegally as a door supervisor.
Environment Secretary to set out his vision to boost farmers’ profitability and sustainability as part of the Plan for Change.
The Egni Economic Impact Project, a project funded by the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA), has delivered a range of successful outcomes for the low-carbon sector across North Wales.
The Charity Commission, the regulator of charities in England and Wales, has appointed Interim Managers to College Farm Trust (registered charity number 1074936).
The Charity Commission has launched statutory inquiries into TBF Trust, Oxford Centre for Religion in Public Life, Reconciliation Trust and Servants Fellowship International (SFI).
Foreign Secretary David Lammy delivered a speech on the future of the UK's foreign policy.
This provides an update on regulations changing how the adult social care precept is presented on bills, clarification on exceptions to the empty and second homes council tax premiums, updates on the Homes for Ukraine scheme and Enforcement Conduct Board accreditation.
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