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High street businesses are set to benefit from action to level the playing field as the government sets out tax and customs reforms.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Letter from the Minister, Lord Hanson of Flint, to the Chair of the Animals in Science Committee.
Media Green Paper published by Government today sets out plans to improve access to reliable news sources in online apps
Oxford and UCL to host new government-backed labs developing the next generation of AI that more businesses and services can readily use
StubHub UK must refund more than 50,000 customers and pay a fine close to £900,000.
UK appoints Alastair Long as new HMTC for Africa
The ambitious new agreement will remove barriers to digital trade and enable UK exporters to expand into high-tech markets.
The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into St Andrew’s Healthcare (registered charity 1104951).
Households and businesses are set to benefit from stronger, more secure supply chains as the UK invests £50 million in critical minerals projects.
The Charity Commission, the regulator of charities in England and Wales, has appointed interim managers to Barnabas Fund, which is also known as Barnabas Aid.
Joint Statement from OPSS, UKHSA and HSE.
The study is the first large scale analysis of Members’ Voluntary Liquidations (MVLs) outcomes in England and Wales.
The Court of Appeal has ruled the Tribunal was “wrong to set aside the [CMA’s] decision” in relation to its investigation into phenytoin – a life-saving epilepsy drug.
Chancellor and Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister announce new drive to use power of public spending to strengthen national security and economic resilience.
Less than £7,500 of the £300,000 has been repaid
BII and JICA partner to boost investment in Africa and emerging Asia
The Deputy Prime Minister's address to the World Gold Council and London Bullion Market Association Summit
A landmark regeneration project in West Cumbria is celebrating 5 years of success.
Marks Electrical must refund nearly 40,000 customers and pay a fine after it automatically opted customers into additional paid services.
The third and final shipment of high level waste in the form of vitrified residues has been safely delivered to Germany.
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