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Defence Secretary announces new Cyber and Electromagnetic Command and £1 billion investment in pioneering battlefield system.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
On 29 May 2025, the Attorney General Lord Hermer KC delivered the RUSI Annual Security Lecture, reinforcing the government's commitment to international law.
Millions of workers are set to retire with bigger pension pots as the Government confirms plans to double the number of UK pension megafunds by 2030, unlocking billions to invest in Britain’s future.
On their first official visit to London, Deputy Chief of Staff Jorge Díaz and Interior Minister Carlos Negro held meetings related to justice and security.
Latest information and actions from the Department for Education about funding, assurance and resource management, for academies, local authorities and further education providers.
Secretary of State for Education highlights Open Innovation Team in Education World Forum speech
The UK is stepping up its efforts to safeguard national security by leveraging AI to detect hostile state activity in the Arctic.
Government announces radical skills reforms giving young people opportunity to develop skills in priority areas for the country.
Consultancy Coefficient wants to elevate the global standard of data science, machine learning and AI.
Border Force wants to expand its use of artificial intelligence in the searching and screening of freight at UK seaports by automating anomaly detection.
Thousands of cancer patients will see faster treatment thanks to new radiotherapy machines.
The Lord Chancellor has today published the full Terms of Reference for the public inquiry into the devastating Nottingham attacks in June 2023.
AI experts are experimenting to build new AI within “Humphrey” to help speed up admin in areas like planning and social care, as 25 councils trial new AI tech from Whitehall.
The automotive sector in the West Midlands is set to benefit from new trade deals with India and the US that slashes tariffs and boosts access to the world’s fastest growing economy.
Up to 20,000 more young children, including those with SEND, will have their needs identified and supported earlier, breaking down barriers to opportunity.
Thousands of young people across England will receive targeted support into work, under a new £45 million scheme launched by the Work and Pensions Secretary.
Culture Secretary speaks about UK National Day and the strength of the UK-Japan partnership at the World Expo in Osaka
Teachers in England set to receive a 4% pay award from September.
More than £1 billion in incorrect Universal Credit (UC) payments have been blocked by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) in a drive to stop people falling into financial difficulties.
Hundreds of high-skilled jobs created at defence firm MBDA’s expanded Bolton site.
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