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First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
First-ever government guidance on healthy screen use for children aged 5–16 .
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's speech at London Tech Week 2026.
The Timms Review into Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is expanding its engagement to hear from more disabled people, following the closure of the Call for Evidence on 28 May.
Major refurbishment works on a wing at HMP Norwich, originally built in the 1880s, have now been completed, as part of Government action to ensure there is always space to lock up dangerous criminals.
Overdue reforms to protect women and meet the needs of modern relationships as the government continues to prioritise tackling VAWG and working people
The new laws will extend and strengthen seafarer protections beyond UK territorial waters.
Speech by Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper at the humanitarian plenary session on Day 2 of the Global Partnerships Conference.
Cornish Lithium plans to produce lithium at a former china clay pit in Cornwall.
Over 3,000 more special and secondary teachers and over 1,600 in further education, backed by a post-pandemic record of those choosing to train to teach.
Raised standards for recruiting foreign students come amid continued visa abuse. Student asylum claims already down 30% as government action delivers results.
Families and businesses could benefit from cheaper energy through the use of community batteries.
Small businesses struggling with finances to receive £4 million funding boost to business debt advice services through the Money and Pensions Service.
Government to act on Lord Mann’s report about tackling racism and antisemitism in the NHS.
The Minister for Courts and Legal Services has appointed Professor Pagel and Professor Utley as advisers on court efficiency and modernisation.
Children in care and care leavers to be supported to build lifelong relationships, with £8.4 million delivered to expand Family Finding programmes
Mayors from across England will meet with the Prime Minister today (4 June) as the government accelerates its drive to kickstart growth and deliver for working people.
Graham McNulty sets out the SFO's ambitions to be a more proactive enforcer and a stronger ally for responsible businesses in New York speech.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has today (3 June) delivered a speech at the Scientific Superpower Conference.
Baroness Chapman gave a speech at The Africa Debate 2026, 'Results, reach and respect: a new era of partnership in Africa'.
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