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Today (Thursday, 6 February) UK Government Scotland Office Minister Kirsty McNeill spoke at the NFU Scotland conference in Glasgow.
Director jailed for Bounce Back Loan fraud and transferring criminal property
HMRC interest rates for late payments will be revised following the Bank of England interest rate cut to 4.5%.
The Immingham Green Energy Terminal application has today been granted development consent by the Secretary of State for Transport.
Ambassador Holland thanks Minister Bettel for outlining Luxembourg’s priorities at the Council of Europe, and for the close collaboration with the OSCE.
The Russian Ambassador was summoned for a meeting to revoke the accreditation of a Russian diplomat
Trams will run from Wednesbury to Brierley Hill, providing faster and more reliable transport connections to centre of Birmingham and wider West Midlands.
Chris Walton has taken up the position following Graham Love’s six-year term.
The College for National Security launches a new online course to help break down barriers and help civil servants learn more about national security.
The Lord Chancellor has approved the reappointments of Ben Roe and Ian Curtis-Nye as members of the Civil Procedure Rule Committee.
UK Export Finance welcomes industry to its largest ever national conference, promoting SME growth.
A new project will support more than 100 jobs and eventually generate more than £87 million for the South Wales economy.
Paul Turner was appointed British High Commissioner to Solomon Islands and Nauru in July 2024.
Some UK anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures will expire in 2026. Affected UK producers can apply for an expiry review if they want the measures to be kept.
Government accepts TRA recommendation to revoke anti-dumping and countervailing measures on imports of Chinese non-folding e-bikes to the UK.
Many sick and disabled people say they want to work to help boost their living standards – but aren’t given the right support, according to new data published on Time to Talk day today [6 February].
Joining the Armed Forces will become quicker and easier under a new first-of-its kind recruitment service that cuts red tape and transforms the way people sign up to serve.
More nuclear power plants will be approved across England and Wales as the Prime Minister slashes red tape to get Britain building - as part of his Plan for Change.
Armed forces recruits will be fast-tracked into specialist roles to tackle the growing cyber threat to the UK via a new recruitment scheme.
Deputy Ambassador Brown condemns the Russian state’s reported systematic torture, abuse, and execution of Ukrainian prisoners of war.
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