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He illegally obtained the funds for five separate companies
A joint letter from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the First Secretary of State, and the Attorney General to all ministers.
Liverpool City Region's bus services are coming back under public control, with buses franchised first in St. Helens before being rolled out to the Wirral later this year and the rest of the city region in 2027.
Students, young professionals and aspiring leaders interested in pursuing a fully funded master's degree attended the Chevening Scholarship info session.
The Government has launched an overhaul of corporate reporting to save businesses more than £450 million per year.
UK Armed Forces have deployed to the remote Arctic island of Jan Mayen alongside Norwegian and US allies, in a demonstration of NATO's enhanced capability to operate jointly in the High North.
New roads policing centre helping to track down offenders faster and disrupt organised crime groups that rely on England's road network.
The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland has delivered a speech to the 2026 British-Irish Association Conference in Oxford
New law will create a specific offence for making, selling or owning child-like sexual abuse dolls, with jail terms of up to 5 years.
The families of 67 firefighters, police officers, Members of Parliament and other public servants who lost their life as a result of their public service have been awarded the Elizabeth Emblem this year.
Common misconceptions about the removal of the supervision exemption for regulated activity with children, effective 1 September 2026.
Read how South West Lakes Trust is collaborating with others to protect Burrator Forest from livestock and wildlife damage.
Read how Holnicote Estate has combined different management strategies to optimise tree protection across 600 hectares of diverse woodland.
Read how Nature and Nurture, a riparian woodland in Wiltshire, has used the Countryside Stewardship grant to protect valuable cricket bat willow from Eurasian beaver damage whilst adapting to seasonal flooding.
Read how Ingleborough National Nature Reserve (NNR) trialled different tree protection methods to minimise impacts from sheep and deer grazing to support woodland regeneration.
Read how Natural England are monitoring and managing significant browsing pressure from deer at Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve (NNR) in West Sussex.
The son of a soldier killed in action in 2003 has opened a new £14m accommodation block at his father's old base, DM Kineton in Warwickshire.
The government has temporarily blocked an Anglo-Saxon mount from being taken out of the UK permanently
Tougher rules close loopholes used to overcharge parents, as Prime Minister's series of 'everyday fixes' make life fairer and give people room to breathe.
A Winding-up order was made against PS & B – Estate Management Limited on 19 August 2026.
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