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The Defence and Security Accelerator has a team of Innovation Partners around the UK supporting industry and academia.
An independent panel of experts says UK competition rules must be updated for the digital age.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
‘No-fly’ zone around airports comes into force.
A project working to challenge the social acceptance of violence against women and girls in the DRC saw women’s experience of domestic violence fall from 69% to 29% after two years of intervention.
The ‘Holiday pay’ campaign encourages workers to understand their rights and employers to understand their legal obligations in a fairer workplace.
The UK remains concerned about the human rights situation in Burundi, and asked the OHCHR how the Government of Burundi can ensure free, fair and credible elections in 2020.
The UK has signed an agreement in Rome as one of the first organisations involved in the science behind the world’s largest radio telescope today.
The UK highlighted concerns of violations and abuses in several countries, including the humanitarian crisis in Yemen and the human rights situation in Venezuela.
The tender to evaluate Ethiopia and the closing date is Wednesday 10 April 2019.
The tender is to review the coverage of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Issues in Country Policy and Information Notes (CPINs) produced by the Country Policy and Information Team, UK Home Office
The UK thanked the Commission for its latest updates, but raised concerns regarding arbitrary detention and restrictions to humanitarian access.
The Coal Authority expects to make significant cost savings after making major investments in new pump technology.
The UK welcomed the peace agreement of September 2018 and praised the work of the Commission, calling for members to renew its mandate.
Amanda Spielman discusses Ofsted's report on knife crime. The report looks at exclusions, working with agencies and education about staying safe.
Scheme will mean people are compensated fairly and quickly.
New knife crime research looks at how schools, colleges, and pupil referral units (PRUs) in London protect children from knife violence in school.
PM Theresa May gives a statement on Brexit.
Statement by Stephen Hickey, UK Political Coordinator at the UN, at the Security Council Briefing on Afghanistan.
The UK strongly encourages the Government of Eritrea to engage with the Special Rapporteur, noting their membership of this Council and their obligation to cooperate with the Council’s mechanisms.
The International Trade Secretary spoke to delegates from more than 40 countries at the annual Security and Policing Exhibition.
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