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Two new schemes will launch in Barnsley to help residents use AI in simple, practical ways – from applying for jobs to preparing for interviews.
Arron Newble, Counsellor for Politico-Military Affairs, marks Ukraine’s 35th Independence Day by praising the courage of Ukrainians defending their sovereignty, identity and culture against Russia’s illegal war, and reaffirm…
The British High Commission hosted a pre-departure reception for 20 Malaysian scholars who will be heading to the UK to pursue their postgraduate studies under the prestigious Chevening scholarship.
UK weapons and ammunition manufacturing jobs rose 51% in 2024/25, part of a wider 26,000 increase in defence-supported roles nationwide.
Minister for Tourism and Place brings together leaders across eight local authorities to understand local perspectives on new theme park and resort development
Over 6,000 more students achieve grade 7 and above in maths is largest ever uptick in maths standards.
Letters to devolved areas outlining adult skills fund (ASF) and free courses for jobs funding for the 2026 to 2027 financial year.
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This change to the law means 18-year-olds can now apply to become train drivers, tackling train driver shortages and helping young people into stable, skilled and well-paid jobs.
One month after making his first instruction as Prime Minister, Andy Burnham today (Wednesday 19 August) has announced the next steps in his national drive to end rough sleeping by announcing immediate action to offer everyo…
Gill Kernick will lead the panel in providing independent advice to the regulator, ensuring that residents stay at the heart of its work.
Statement by Ambassador Sarah MacIntosh, UK Permanent Representative to the UN, at the UN Security Council meeting on Libya.
More reliable broadband on remote Scottish railways and affordable sensors which help farmers grow more food.
AI Growth Zone to support more than 3,400 jobs and attract major new investment to Lanarkshire – supporting the drive for good growth in every postcode.
Eligible disabled people across England will get free bus travel all day, every day, after the Prime Minister announced today (Tuesday 18 August) that the government will lift time restrictions on concessionary passes.
Millions of people will receive essential financial support before the August bank holiday weekend, as the Government has confirmed that benefit payments will be brought forward to Friday 28 August.
Young people out of work or at risk of entering unemployment after school are set to benefit from a first of its kind AI bootcamp kicking off in the north-west.
The British High Commission in Honiara in partnership with the National Art Gallery launched the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition in Honiara.
T Level results grow substantially as more students achieve more A and A* grades in A Level maths.
More than 436,000 sole traders and landlords have successfully submitted their first Making Tax Digital for Income Tax quarterly update.
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