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Criminal Crown Courts in England and Wales will be funded to hear as many cases as possible next year to deliver faster and fairer justice for victims.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
One-third of England's woodlands now estimated to be damaged by deer, with urgent action needed to protect trees and wildlife
OpenAI and Microsoft pledge funding to AI Security Institute’s Alignment Project: an international effort on AI systems that are safe, secure and under control.
150,000 disabled adults to keep £400 more cash each year to help with cost of living, and £700 million to support tens of thousands of home adaptations.
UK and partners are today exposing the tragic circumstances surrounding Alexei Navalny's death and have confirmed there was poison found in samples from his body.
Proposed sites include the first ever on the River Thames in London
The Attorney General Richard Hermer KC addressed the congregation at the Great Synagogue in Sydney, Australia, where he commemorated those who died in the terrorist attack at Bondi beach.
Kanishka Narayan, Minister for AI and Online Safety, spoke at Founders Forum on 10 February 2026.
Review will examine digital shifts, market trends and emerging technologies including use of AI
Foreign actors will no longer be able to use their money to interfere in the UK’s elections, as part of the biggest expansion of democratic participation in a generation
Vote of confidence in UK as Singaporean firm moves HQ to Liverpool
The vaccine should not be used in people aged 60 or over, and in individuals of any age who have high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, or chronic kidney disease.
Government and Royal College of Nursing agree comprehensive package to recognise value of profession.
The Prime Minister has appointed Jeremy Bailey and Sir William Worsley and the Secretary of State has appointed Samantha Washington as Trustees of The Imperial War Museums Board for a term of four years.
Lowering the train driver age from 20 to 18 will give younger people the chance to build rewarding careers in the UK railway industry.
Biggest ever public investment in community energy will cut bills and create revenue for community centres, social clubs and places of worship.
Young people will be given a quicker route into high-quality jobs on major projects as the Government slashes red tape to fast-track the process.
Following a recent consultation response, certain LGFS fees are increasing from 3 March 2026
The annual cost of a TV licence will rise to £180 from 1 April 2026, as required by the 2022 Licence Fee Settlement, in line with inflation.
Britain’s next top defence intelligence official has been appointed today.
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