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More than 325,000 residents in supported housing and temporary accommodation will keep more of what they earn when they take up work or increase their hours.
Victims will get the fast and fair justice they deserve under changes to court reforms, the Justice Secretary has announced today.…
The UK and Taiwan have held the 28th annual UK-Taiwan Trade Talks in London, alongside the launch of a new Science, Innovation and Technology Arrangement and engagement with a Taiwanese business delegation.
Below average September rainfall compounds drought issues in southern and central England
Airlines will be required to seat children under the age of 14 with a parent or accompanying adult free of charge.
Government reiterates opposition to commercial whaling at the 70th meeting of the International Whaling Commission (IWC), 80 years after it was established.
Neurodivergent people can thrive in the workplace when they are given tailored employment support an independent report has found.
Deputy Ambassador James Ford thanks Secretary General Sinirlioğlu for presenting the first 2027 Unified Budget Proposal, and underlines UK support for protecting the OSCE's outward-facing and operational work through an …
Reforms will help speed up planning decisions by focusing specialist advice on complex cases with significant environmental impacts
Households will be better protected from rising global energy costs this winter after the Government cuts tax on household electricity bills from today.
Smaller businesses backing the next generation will receive £2,000 for every new young apprentice they take on, opening more doors for young people into skilled careers across the country.
Businesses, charities and innovators can start bidding for a share of £60 million to help unlock work for the millions of people out of work with a disability or a health condition.
The governments of UK and Solomon Islands agree the next phase of an energy programme, including a roadmap to create an independent energy regulator.
Attorney General visits Liverpool as the Universal Service for all victims and the Enhanced Service for survivors of domestic abuse – including a dedicated victim liaison officer – is set to become the standard offer in ever…
Water Bill to remove caps on government share ownership in water firms
Families and businesses across the country will benefit from faster grid connections.
Statement by Ambassador Kate Foster, UK Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, at the UN Security Council meeting on the West Bank.
Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has begun work to improve its Catch Recording App and web service following technical issues that have previously affected the submission of catch records, particularly through the mobile…
Speech by Alex Davies-Jones MP Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Minister for Victims, Violence Against Women and Girls and International Justice.
Thousands of young disabled people and those with long-term health conditions are set to be offered a fast-tracked job under the government's Jobs Guarantee.
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