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Funding package worth more than £22.5 billion a year in 2029 will boost Britain's world-leading status in research and innovation.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Pupils across the country will be given the skills and tools needed to get the AI-powered jobs of the future thanks to a new skills programme launched by the Prime Minister.
A first-of-its-kind digital marketplace is being built to help shake up how the UK public sector buys technology - hoping to unlock £1.2 billion in annual savings, save time and give public servants the power to rate supplie…
The 2 million vulnerable people who rely on lifesaving telecare alarms to call for help have today been urged to get in touch with their landline providers so companies can provide additional support for them during the swit…
More than 20,000 civil servants took part in a government-led trial using generative AI to support their daily work – with early results showing time savings equivalent to nearly 2 working weeks per person, per year.
Tourists and hikers exploring the UK’s most renowned beauty spots and national parks can now benefit from a huge boost in mobile coverage, helping them plan routes and receive live weather updates for safer outdoor adventure…
Building on the UK’s new deal with the EU, plans launched to supercharge AI collaboration across Europe.
Researchers in Exeter have today (Saturday 24 May) been selected to host a state-of-the-art facility developing new materials designed at microscopic scale.
AI experts are experimenting to build new AI within “Humphrey” to help speed up admin in areas like planning and social care, as 25 councils trial new AI tech from Whitehall.
Funding announced for new round of the Regulators' Pioneer Fund.
Covid-19 vaccine pioneers BioNTech commit to up to £1 billion, 10-year investment in the UK.
From healthcare to energy, collaboration with UK researchers is supporting Ukraine’s defence and reconstruction, and the UK’s Plan for Change.
New criteria to give certainty to world-class research organisations, helping to attract greater private investment and grow the UK economy.
A government-developed AI tool has been used for the first time to review public responses to a consultation – helping save time and improve efficiency.
Public sector is being primed to bring innovative ideas out of government labs and onto the market with £30 million backing and new guidance.
The cyber sector will be a “prime target for economic growth” in the upcoming Industrial Strategy, as the government secures Britain’s future and delivers the Plan for Change.
Applications are open for a new round of government fellowships aimed at bringing 25 leading technologists and scientists into public service.
Around 65,000 Scottish homes and businesses, including many in some of the most isolated areas of the United Kingdom, will receive access to fast, reliable broadband.
A new facility to build the next generation of semiconductor chips, and the first of its kind in Europe, was opened at the University of Southampton.
Investors and local authorities mobilise as the government kickstarts the next phase for rolling out AI Growth Zones.
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