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His visit will focus on bilateral collaboration in the areas of green finance, open banking, fintech and inclusion in financial services.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Magistrates will be able to issue jail sentences of up to one year for a single offence to help ease the backlog in the Crown Court from today.
A new approach to recognising professional qualifications gained overseas has now received Royal Assent.
A man has been fined over £5,000 after he burnt waste illegally for months on end at his Cambridgeshire home.
HRH The Princess Royal visits Remount Barracks for new sustainable facility and met Service personnel and military working dogs.
This letter sets out the response of the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum (DRCF) to a letter from the Rt Hon Nadine Dorries in which she set out the government’s priorities for the digital regulatory landscape and cross-cutting policy areas relevant to the DRCF’s work.
Defra and the Devolved Administrations make three appointments to the Adaptation Committee of the Climate Change Committee
This week the Local Land Charges Programme welcomed five new local authorities joining the register, including our first Welsh local authority.
The government has announced new industry guidelines to roll out Open RAN across the UK quickly and attract new telecoms suppliers to the 5G supply chain.
There has recently been considerable press coverage of people facing holiday cancellations or travel disruption due to waiting times for passports.
How researchers can access a rich data set shared by Ofqual, UCAS and the Department for Education to conduct research in the public interest.
The CMA has published its second assessment of how well competition is working in the UK and what that means for people and businesses.
Mid to senior level professionals in their fields who will to explore issues of public trust and media freedom at the University of Westminster.
A new system to regulate subsidies to business has received Royal Assent.…
The Health and Care Bill has today received Royal Assent by Her Majesty The Queen, enacting the most significant health legislation in a decade into law.
CMA General Counsel, Sarah Cardell, speaks about recent CMA mergers policy and practice at a Q&A session at the Eighth Annual Berkeley Spring Forum on mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and the Boardroom.
Nadine Dorries speaks about the future of the internet, and how countries can work together to ensure it remains open and safe for people across the world
The Environment Agency has successfully prosecuted an illegal waste operator who used land near in Newark, Nottinghamshire, to burn waste in 2018.
Skills and Post-16 Education Act to level up and drive economic growth across the whole country
Acts further strengthen the UK’s position as a world leader for animal health and welfare now that we have left the EU
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