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The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland invites applications for appointment as Civil Service Commissioners for Northern Ireland
Statement on air strike against Houthi military facility in Yemen
The Environment Agency has issued a warning against unauthorised building near rivers and flood defences in Bassetlaw, North Nottinghamshire.
New British Sign Language (BSL) consultation marks significant progress towards a fresh qualification that has the potential to connect communities.
Online tool to help customers understand tax compliance checks now live.
The Insolvency Service investigated complaints made to Action Fraud from people in Estonia, Mauritania, Iran, New Zealand, Poland and Romania.
Speech delivered by Emma Cochrane, Acting Executive Director, Consumer Protection at the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
Proposals to give families greater choice when upgrading their home's heating as well as plans to create up to 18,000 training places for green jobs.
Scotland Office Minister Kirsty McNeill to hear from sector experts on barriers to growth in the Scottish agri-food supply chain
A door supervisor who continued to work after his licence was revoked has been ordered to pay over £1,000 in fines and prosecution costs.
Plans to recover stolen cash and impose driving bans on those who repeatedly fail to pay back taxpayer money moved a step closer today, as Ministers vowed “to address the unacceptable levels of fraud and error we’ve inherite…
Collision between passenger trains near Talerddig, Powys, 21 October 2024.
Delivering high-quality care and education for babies and toddlers takes skill and expertise, meaning experience and qualifications among early years workers matter when it comes to the youngest children’s development, new r…
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.
Royal Air Force participates in operation targeting a Houthi military facility in Yemen.
More than one million households struggling with debt will get to keep an average £420 more of their benefits each year, under a change to Universal Credit coming into force today [30 April 2025].
The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) has today published a range of judgements following inspections of social landlords and ongoing responsive work.
Statement by the UK's Permanent Representative to the WTO and UN, Simon Manley, at Spain's Universal Periodic Review at the Human Rights Council in Geneva.
The SFO today searched five properties and made three arrests as it announced a new multi-million pound international bribery investigation.
Large and small businesses who have carried out exceptional work in hiring, retaining and supporting disabled people in the workplace have been recognised in the annual Disability Confident Awards in London.
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