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UK Closing Statement for the 58th HRC. Delivered in Geneva.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Every quango across government will be reviewed, with a view to close, merge or bring functions back into departments if its continued existence cannot be justified
Red tape will be cut for asset managers, as the Chancellor goes further and faster to drive growth through the Plan for Change.
Young people who join the cadets do better at school, have improved attendance and behaviour and are more likely to go to university, a new report has found.
The digital campaign will be headed by a new mascot, ‘Andi Biotic’, who is on a ‘one-pill’ mission to help young adults keep antibiotics working
Welfare reforms must be shaped by and for disabled people, the Minister for Social Security and Disability Sir Stephen Timms said today [Monday 07 April], as the official consultation on the government’s proposals begins.
A GAD actuary Georgi Bedenham, has co-authored a guidance note to help countries assess value for money when using pre-arranged financing for disasters.
Consultation aims to cut costs of UK staycations for families and small businesses
The First of a Kind competition boosts innovation on the railways, improving passenger experience through cutting-edge technology.
The Charity Commission has banned trustees of The Saint George Educational Trust after a statutory inquiry found significant financial mismanagement.
80,000 patients have received a quicker diagnosis or ruling out of cancer in 28 days between July 2024 and January 2025 compared to the previous year.
England’s trees outside woodlands have been mapped by satellite and laser are freely available for first time revealing they make up 30% of nation’s tree cover.
Stephen Doughty, Minister for Europe, North America and Overseas Territories, gave these welcome remarks by video to the second Pall Mall Process Conference in Paris.
Opinion-editorial authored by Nick Thomas-Symonds, Minister for European Union Relations. This was originally published in The Telegraph on Tuesday 4 February 2025.
The Chief Executive of Companies House is stepping down as president of the Corporate Registers Forum.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has approved eplontersen (Wainzua) to treat adults with polyneuropathy associated with hereditary transthyretin amyloidosis (ATTRv), which is a rare progressive …
International experts in robotics, remote technologies and AI took part in a Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) and Sellafield Ltd co-hosted workshop.
From today (Friday 4 April), Ofsted is making some important changes to the way children’s social care providers are inspected, aimed at improving support for children with complex needs.
Wetlands can act as natural buffers to reduce wave energy.
Sustainable flood memory emphasises the importance of remembering and learning from past flood events to enhance community resilience and adaptive strategies.
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