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Ofsted publishes the third and final set of reports looking at the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on children and young people.
Amanda Spielman discusses what we found in our November visits to education and children’s social care providers.
New plans to overhaul procurement rules, cutting red tape and making it easier for smaller businesses to win government contracts have been launched today.…
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The Prime Minister will travel to India in January 2021 to strengthen a key strategic relationship which supports jobs and investment across the UK.
The UK's Deputy Permanent Representative to the WTO in Geneva, Andy Staines delivered the following statement, delivered this statement during the WTO Trade Negotiations Committee.
Following CMA action, LoveHolidays has committed to pay out over £18 million to customers waiting for money back after their holidays were cancelled due to coronavirus.
Statement by Amy Townsend, UK Legal Counsellor and Deputy Legal Adviser, at the UN Security Council Briefing on the IRMCT
Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Matt Hancock gave a statement at the coronavirus press conference.
Urgent action needed to reduce transmission of the virus in these areas.
The Windrush Compensation Scheme has been reformed following a consultation with the Windrush Working Group.
The Health and Social Care Secretary spoke to the House of Commons about the coronavirus situation, vaccinations and new areas to be put into Tier 3.
New draft legislation sets out the government's minimum standards for British Overseas Territories when they publish the owners of companies registered there.
Work to turn a derelict Bus Station in Whitehaven into a business hub for entrepreneurs and digital start-ups is taking shape.
The funds will strengthen the Ministry of Health and Population’s rapid response, surveillance, and infection and prevention control capacities for COVID-19.
NTT Ltd., opens a new data centre in Dagenham as part of £500m investment plan in the UK.
Our latest blog from CEO, Paula Sussex, on how SLC has served customers this year and our commitment to deliver an outstanding customer experience.
An extra 9 Nightingale courtrooms will bolster the national effort to tackle the impact of coronavirus on the justice system.
Teams across the Analysis Function won in five award categories.
The Private International Law Bill (2020) received royal assent today (14 December 2020) allowing the UK to implement vital agreements which protect the country’s businesses and citizens across borders.
UK has provided vital support to almost 750, 000 people across eight Southern African countries impacted by COVID-19, including Madagascar.
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