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DVLA announces new policies for registering repaired, restored and modified vehicles that will come into effect from Tuesday 26 August.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
UK Space Agency to join the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology by April 2026, helping to streamline support for the UK’s growing space industry.
Financial networks utilised by Russia to soften the blow of western sanctions are today being targeted by the UK.
Professor Adeeba Malik CBE DL has been appointed as an Independent Member
Martin McAuley was convicted of fraud in his absence after working using a cloned SIA licence and was ordered to pay fines and levies equalling £515.
Government has approved funding package to accelerate the creation of new homes, public realm and commercial space at Forth Yards
Shirebrook business, WH Davis will supply 150 freight wagons to Ireland following a deal backed by UK Export Finance.
The UK and Republic of Korea held a Senior Economic Dialogue in Seoul on Monday 18 August 2025.
Chancellor bolsters business expertise at the Treasury with three new appointments to the Board of Directors.
Plug-in van and truck grant extended to at least 2027.
Ceri Morgan Appointed as His Majesty's Trade Commissioner for Europe
Jake Bell, trading as S&J Recycling, stockpiled waste at the site without a permit
Patients and frontline staff could see huge benefits from new AI helping people out of hospital quicker and slashing bureaucracy.
AI agents could soon take on boring life admin by dealing with public services on your behalf – from filling in forms to completing applications and booking appointments.
The British High Commission in Ottawa names three Canadians, from Toronto and Edmonton, as 2025 winners of the prestigious Chevening Scholarship.
Latest data shows an increase in travel-associated chikungunya cases compared to the same period last year
Pete Easterbrook, Interim Director of Inspections and Enforcement, talks about a new phase to our approach to tackling training malpractice or mismanagement.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer hosted President Zelenskyy in Downing Street.
Record number of 18-year-olds in England get first choice university, as T Levels continue to grow and government tackles inequalities through Plan for Change.
• Results of multi-million pound conservation programme revealed for first time – showing supported over 150 species including rare mammals and insects
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