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India Trade Mission Unlocks Hundreds of UK Jobs and New Deals
A UK Trade Mission to India Has Unlocked Hundreds of Jobs and New Deals for Businesses as Ministers and Mayors Look to Drive Growth
New ‘One Stop Shop’ for Flood Preparedness Launched as We Approach More Weather Whiplash
'Flood action online' Brings Together Clear, Actionable Guidance for People to Check Their Flood Risk and Find the Latest Weather Alerts
Earthquake in Panama
Marco Rubio, Secretary of State
Ofwat Chair Reappointed
Iain Coucher Confirmed for a Second Term
More Enriching Activities for Hundreds of Thousands of Children
More Than 400 Schools in Disadvantaged Communities to Benefit from £22.5 Million Investment and Tailored Support to Expand Access to Enrichment Opportunities
'Reckless' South West Water Fined £7.8 Million
The Court Found That the Company’s Conduct Amounted to Reckless Failures as Judge Says That 'incidents of pollution will not be tolerated'
New Research Ship to Be Built in Britain, Boosting British Shipbuilding and Transforming UK Ocean Science
Government to Invest in a New Sea Monitoring Ship to Be Built in UK Shipyards – Creating British Jobs
Measures to Rewire the State
Communities Across the Country Are Set to Benefit from Growth and Good Jobs as New Measures Are Announced to Put Spending Back in Service of the Public
Government-Backed Broadband Rollout Plugs Thousands into Skilled Jobs and Apprenticeships
Project Gigabit Has Created More Than 3,000 Jobs and Apprenticeships in England While Delivering Faster, More Reliable Broadband to Hard-To-Reach Communities
CUNNTAS Enters Final Testing Phase and Introduces Integrated Media Centre
Mayside Partners’ Bookkeeping, Payroll and Compliance Platform Now Includes a Direct Press-Release Submission and Management Service
Southern Water Fined £2.4m for Kent Pollution
Incidents Killed Fish and Eels, and Closed Beaches for Days
Wallace Collection Board Appointments
Kate Cheetham, Elizabeth Kennedy, Amelia Pan and Lord Chris Smith Have Been Appointed to the Wallace Collection Board by the Previous Prime Minister
Speech: Battle for the Atlantic
First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff General Sir Gwyn Jenkins Delivered a Speech at Admiralty House, Department of Naval Research
Ministry of Defence Confirms the Death of Major Paul Wilks
It Is with Great Sadness That the Ministry of Defence Must Confirm the Death of Major Paul Wilks, WHO Died in Ukraine on 12 September 2026
Salmon Bamidbar in England Hit Lowest Level on Record
New Research from Ea, Cefas and Natural Resources Wales Shows That Salmon Stocks in England Have Fallen to Their Lowest Level Since Records Began
Boost for UK Auto Sector as Mclaren Unleashes £500m Investment to Help Reindustrialise Britain
The UK’s Automotive Industry Is Set for a Major Boost as High-Performance Car Manufacturer Mclaren Automotive Announces It Will Expand Its UK Footprint and Create 1,000 New High-Quality Jobs by 2032
Dstl Drone Swarm Accelerates Army Autonomy Ambition
A British Army Drone Swarm Trial Delivered by Dstl and Industry Partners Marks a Significant Step Forward in the UK's Autonomous Systems Capability
Rare Species Help Dorset Nature Reserve Gain National Recognition
Lyscombe, Part of a Nationally Important Landscape in Dorset Which Inspired Thomas Hardy, Has Become a National Nature Reserve
Somerset Prepared Wants Community Award Nominations
Somerset Prepared Seeks Nominations for Its Community Resilience Awards, Which Celebrate People and Groups WHO Help Their Communities with Emergencies
Morgan and Morecambe Offshore Wind Farms Transmission Assets Development Consent Decision Announced
The Morgan and Morecambe Offshore Wind Farms Transmission Assets Dco Application Has Today Been Granted Development Consent by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
UK and U.S. Fusion Strike Partnership to Accelerate Clean Energy
UK and U.S. Set to Sign Agreements at the Global Fusion Summit to Combine Expertise in AI, Computing and Fusion and to Cooperate on Regulating Fusion Energy
Funding Secured for Excavation to Unlock Secrets of Bronze Age Flag Fen Site
The New Excavation of a Unique Bronze Age Site Near Peterborough Will Deepen Understanding of Its 3,500-Year History
English Whisky Raises a Glass to New Protected Status
English Whisky Has Been Granted Protected Status, Becoming the Newest Member of the UK's Recognised Whisky Family
Neil Sachdev’s Tenure as HM Land Registry Chair Extended
Neil Sachdev Will Continue in the Role Until September 2030
New British-Built Trains to Transform Railways and Reindustrialise Britain
£1 Billion Investment in 29 New British-Built Battery-Electric Trains Will Deliver Faster, More Reliable Journeys Across the North, Supporting 6,000 UK Jobs and Boosting Capacity
Extension Proposal for Surrey Hills National Landscape Submitted
Natural England Submits Proposal to the Secretary of State for the Environment to Extend the Boundary of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Independent Commission Led by NHS Doctors Sets Out Blueprint to Accelerate Safe AI Adoption in Healthcare
New Recommendations Based on Extensive Public Engagement Set Out How the NHS Could Give Patients Faster Access to AI Advances with Proportionate Safeguards to Protect Patient Safety and Maintain High Levels of Trust
Sellafield Celebrates 10 Years of Nuclear Clean up Innovation
A Decade of Collaboration, Innovation, and Breakthrough Technologies Through the Game Changers Programme
New Members Appointed to NISTA Expert Advisory Council
Appointees Bring Extensive Experience in Infrastructure Delivery, Finance, Energy and Service Transformation to NISTA’s Programme
Over £1.5 Billion to Help NHS Withstand Year-Round Pressure
More Than 950 Projects Will Make NHS Hospitals Safer, More Resilient and Better Equipped to Care for Patients
UK Minister Uma Kumaran Visits Dominican Republic to Strengthen Co-Operation
The Visit Highlights UK-Dominican Republic Co-Operation on Economic Growth, Clean Energy, Regional Security and Support for Women and Girls
Regulator Concludes Investigation into 4 Charities as Class Inquiry Continues
The Charity Commission Has Removed Four Charities from an Ongoing Statutory Class Inquiry into 105 Charities
Two More Men Arrested for Illegal Waste Dumping at Kidlington Site
Further Arrests Made as Part of Environment Agency Investigation, Supported by Surrey Police and the South East Regional Organised Crime Unit
Illegal Waste Site at Former Yorkshire Quarry Shut Down
The Environment Agency Has Blocked Access to a Former Quarry in West Yorkshire Where Waste Has Been Dumped Illegally
New Space Strategy Will Bolster UK Defences Against Threats from Space
New UK Space Strategy to Bring Government's Investment and Activity Under One Plan to Drive Growth, Strengthen Security and Back Everyday Technologies
Firms Freed from ‘Pen-Pushing Paperwork’ and Costly Red Tape in Business Reporting Overhaul
The Government Has Launched an Overhaul of Corporate Reporting to Save Businesses More Than £450 Million per Year
Regulator Critical of Former Trustees at Coventry City of Culture Trust
The Charity Commission Has Concluded Its Case into Coventry City of Culture Trust
Government Launches Call for Evidence on Gamebird Shooting
The Government Has Launched a Call for Evidence on Gamebird Shooting
Environment Secretary Visits Havant Thicket Reservoir as Government Strengthens Water Resilience Amid Ongoing Drought
Environment Secretary Visits Havant Thicket, England's First New Reservoir in over 30 Years as Water Resilience Is a Top Government Priority
Key Milestone Reached for Future Navy Support Ship as Names of Sister Ships Announced
RFA Resurgent's keel laying ceremony took place at Navantia UK's Appledore Shipyard Today, as Her Sister Ships' Names, RFA Reliant and RFA Resourceful, Were Revealed During the Ceremony
Builder Pays £201,500 to Charities After Silting Watercourses
The Environment Agency Has Secured a Six-Figure Sum for Environmental Causes from a National House Builder After Silt Was Jetted into Watercourses
Guatemala and Honduras Chevening Scholars Announced for 2026-27
Four Scholars from Guatemala and Honduras Have Been Selected for Chevening Scholarships and Will Begin Master's Studies in the UK This Year
Environment Agency Invites Boating Community Views on Waterways
New National Navigation Strategy Out for Consultation. Developed with Staff and Representatives from Stakeholder Groups. Views Sought Before 21 October
£10 Million Hospitality Grant Scheme Launches in Boost for Independent Pubs, Restaurants and Cafes
Village Pubs, Family-Run Restaurants, and Cafés Receive a Boost as a New £10 Million Three-Year Hospitality Grant Scheme Has Launched for Applications
Forests Are Part of the Identity of Solomon Islanders, Says High Commissioner Turner
UK Government's newly launched project 'Rise' will support stronger governance and community leadership in Solomon Islands' Forestry Management
YJB Response to the Government’s Prison Capacity Plans
The YJB Response to the Government’s Announcement That It Will Increase the Number of 18-Years-Olds in the Secure Estate for Children
Rogue Waste Gangs Exposed as Heat Maps Reveal England's Illegal Dumping Hotspots
New Environment Agency Heat Maps Show Where Suspected Waste Crime Is Being Reported, Helping Identify Hotspots and Target Enforcement Activity
£100 Million Competition to Back British AI Companies to Fix Public Services
£100 Million Fund Competition Will Help Promising British AI Start-Ups Start in the UK and Tackle Some of Society's Biggest Challenges
New Air Quality Alerts Service Launched
New Opt-In Alerts Will Warn People When Air Pollution Is High, or Expected to Be High, in Their Local Area
20 Malaysian Scholars Awarded Prestigious UK Chevening Scholarships
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
Appointment to the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board
Enrique Fernandez-Pino Brings a Wealth of Digital, Data and Technology Expertise to the Role
More Areas in England Declared in Drought After Record Dry July
National Drought Group Met Today as 71.3% of England Now in Drought
Children’s Health Further Protected with Energy Drinks Ban
The Government Will Ban the Sale of High-Caffeine Energy Drinks to Under-16s in England from April 2027
