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The harms of synthetic cathinones are to be re-assessed, to see if some or all, including ‘monkey dust’, may need reclassifying.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
The United Kingdom says it will not allow Russia's aggression and brutality to become normalised, as Russia unleashes yet more strikes across Ukraine.
A man who killed two passengers after driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol has been ordered to serve an extended sentence.…
Total rate of overpayments has fallen from 4.0% in 2022 to 3.6% in 2023.
The government commissions the ACMD to conduct an updated harms assessment of synthetic cathinones.
Liverpool is “doing Ukraine proud” by staging the Eurovision Song Contest, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said.
British Embassy Zagreb invites organisations to submit by 30 May 2023 project proposals for activities which strengthen relationships between the UK and Croatia.
A letter to school and college heads written by Dr Jo Saxton, Ofqual's Chief Regulator.
UK military advisor, Ian Stubbs, says Moscow’s reprehensible actions in Ukraine corrupt the memory of past sacrifices and Russia’s once-proud global reputation.
Gillian Keegan celebrates the role of international education and promotes the benefits of embracing Artificial Intelligence in education
Acting Ambassador Brown says that if Russia wanted peace, it would stop bombing Ukraine's civilian population, demonstrate commitment to the Black Sea Grain Initiative and cease its campaign of disinformation.
The government, NHS England and the pharmaceutical industry will begin negotiating the successor to the voluntary scheme for branded medicines, pricing and access (VPAS).
Statement by UK Chief Scientific Adviser Charlotte Watts at the UN Scientific, Technology and Innovation Forum
The UK's Permanent Representative to the WTO, Ambassador Simon Manley, gave a statement during OECS's fourth WTO Trade Policy Review (TPR).
People living and working in the Lockerbie area in Scotland are to benefit from significantly improved mobile phone connectivity as the first UK government-funded rural mast upgrade is completed.
Scheme to improve traceability of wild venison, increase buyer confidence and support woodland management launches in England, Northern Ireland and Wales.
New Lord Chancellor announces 13,000 cameras now available to every prison officer on shift.
Health and Social Care Secretary Steve Barclay delivered a speech to the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI) annual conference.
Fusion energy challenges discussed with worldwide robotics and automation community at ICRA and UKAEA’s Haptic Training Simulator unveiled for the first time
Largest ever fine imposed for environmental offences in Devon and Cornwall as South West Water is told by court ‘incidents of pollution will no longer be tolerated’
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