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A new artificial intelligence and quantum computing centre has been launched in North West England, thanks to a £210 million investment from the government and IBM to help cement the UK’s status as a science superpower.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Landmark collaboration to protect against future pandemic threats and slash time to develop and deploy new diagnostics, therapeutics and vaccines to 100 days.
First Homes properties went on the market today as part of the first phase of an early delivery project in the Bolsover district, East Midlands.
The UK, US, Peru, Germany, and Norway are stepping up efforts to reduce deforestation in the Peruvian Amazon by 2025.
Construction work progresses on £34 million scheme.
Provisional statistics published today (Thursday 3 June) show that as of March 2021, there are a total of 124,078 doctors and 304,542 nurses working in the NHS.
The British Embassy and Consulate Network are holding a series of meetings with UK nationals across Greece.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Drivers using the A64 coastal route between York and Scarborough are to benefit from an £8m package of improvements to make journeys safer and smoother.
Stopping an underpass flooding, planting shrubbery to keep out trespassers and making a junction safer – these are among the actions that have been taken by Highways England after being suggested by members of the public.
New guidance sets out how public spending should help drive wider benefits, from job creation to helping protect the environment.
Forty areas have been awarded £18.4 million to make streets safer through projects to crack down on neighbourhood crimes like burglary, vehicle theft and robbery.
Ambassador Neil Bush responds to OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities, Ambassador Abdrakhmanov, and voices strong UK support for the institution.
More than 1,000 new trainee probation officers have been recruited to bolster the vital work the Probation Service does to cut crime and protect the public, meeting a government target set last July.
Video footage released by Highways England reveals the moment litter louts caught dumping rubbish on the M6 were then ordered to clean up their mess by police.
Thousands of vulnerable people, including care leavers, will get more cash to pay their rent, thanks to changes to housing benefits.
Furlough numbers have fallen to their lowest level this year, according to official statistics published today, as the number of people relying on the scheme fell to 3.4 million.
Statement by Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab at the UN General Assembly Special Session against Corruption
Joint Statement Following Russia’s Informal Arria-formula Meeting on Ukraine
Speech by Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Matt Hancock at the Jenner Institute Laboratories, University of Oxford.
Defence Procurement Minister Jeremy Quin RUSI Land Warfare Conference 2021
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