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Statement by Ambassador James Kariuki, UK Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, at the UN Security Council meeting on Women, Peace and Security.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
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
New agreement with Cook Defence Systems will provide vital spare parts to the British Army armoured vehicle fleet
Jake Bell, trading as S&J Recycling, stockpiled waste at the site without a permit
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 Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into Emerge.
This circular sets out changes to the applications forms for a firearm or shotgun certificate, and registering as a firearms dealer.
The British High Commission in Ottawa names three Canadians, from Toronto and Edmonton, as 2025 winners of the prestigious Chevening Scholarship.
Pair dumped waste close to river, farmland and houses
The Chief of Defence Staff Admiral Sir Tony Radakin gave a speech to the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington
Pete Easterbrook, Interim Director of Inspections and Enforcement, talks about a new phase to our approach to tackling training malpractice or mismanagement.
A transport company will pay a total of £167,587.13 for delivering controlled waste to an illegal site at Fen Lane, Long Bennington, Lincolnshire.
Over 1,560 hectares of rare upland habitats safeguarded in landscape-scale conservation project.
North London Muslim Housing Association has today been downgraded by the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) to G3 and C3 governance and consumer gradings, after a planned inspection found serious regulatory concerns.
From 2026, driving theory tests will include new CPR questions and, for the first time, questions about defibrillators to boost cardiac arrest survival.
Five areas remain in drought with six more in prolonged dry weather
Foreign Secretary David Lammy delivered a speech on the spirit of the Locarno Treaties at the Diplomacy Day event of the Locarno Film Festival while in Switzerland.
Groceries Code Adjudicator (GCA) investigation into whether Amazon.com, Inc. (Amazon) has breached paragraph 5 of the Code (No delay in Payments) in relation to certain of its practices.
‘Deport Now Appeal Later’ scheme nearly trebled to 23 countries, with more to follow in the future.
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