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HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has awarded a new £71 million contract to support existing customs compliance work, as it moves inland pre-clearance checks to new multi-purpose sites.
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson gave a speech at RUSI outlining the future direction of the UK Armed Forces.
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Proceeds of the new surcharge would be put towards measures to tackle rough sleeping.
Natural England announces the notification of two Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs) to protect fungi in Dorset and Halesowen
Environment Agency joins colleagues in roadside swoop on lorries and vans
Devil-may-care directors who recklessly put workers’ pensions at risk will face up to 7 years in prison or unlimited fines.
The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) is running an event to encourage collaboration across the Invisible Battlespace competition.
Speech on Media Freedom by the British Ambassador to the Philippines
Integrated Communities Action Plan sets out next steps to promote better integration amongst communities.
The Parole Board is holding a recruitment event in Bradford on 22 February to discuss why it must improve the diversity of its membership and to encourage people from all backgrounds to apply to be a member.
The Parole Board is holding a recruitment event in Sheffield on 22 February to discuss why it must improve the diversity of its membership and to encourage people from all backgrounds to apply to be a member.
The Faith Leader Training programme will empower faith leaders with the confidence and knowledge to meet the changing needs of their congregations.
A handwritten draft from Charles Darwin’s revolutionary On the Origin of Species, in which he outlined his theory of evolution, is at risk of leaving the UK unless a buyer can be found.
Ambassador Karen Pierce gave a statement at the United Nations Security Council Briefing on Kosovo.
The Environment Agency has released thousands of young fish into North East stillwaters this week to give stocks a boost.
The UK has reached an agreement with Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein to protect citizens’ rights in the event the UK leaves the EU without a deal.
Dame Sally will step down as the Chief Medical Officer at the end of September this year.
The Minister for Pensions and Financial Inclusion, delivered a speech at the Trade Union Congress ‘Fit for the future’ pensions conference on 5 February.
David Mundell’s trip will help build Scottish business links with Iceland, including fish and biotech.
This Student Money Week (11-15 February), the Student Loans Company (SLC) is bringing finance to life for students and their parents.
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