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Colin Byrne and Sarah Hamilton have been reappointed as Members of the Boundary Commission for England.
Marine Management Organisation is advising fishers of forthcoming changes to a number of exemptions to the Landing Obligation in English waters following a scientific review and public consultation.
The Youth Justice Board (YJB) is sharing its Knife Crime Insights Pack to add context to the YJB’s Annual Statistics which include data on knife crime and offensive weapons.
The British Embassy in Skopje invites female students in North Macedonia aged 18 to 22 to enter a competition to be an Ambassador for a Day.
Victims of child sexual abuse will be better supported with new reforms that prioritise their rights.
Cutting-edge trial featured robotic canines defusing bombs. This new technology is set to reduce risk to personnel working on bomb disposals.
The UK will boost Ukrainian grain supplies to Syria as the Foreign Secretary drives forward the 100 Year Partnership on visit to Kyiv.
US company Knighthead have invested £100m to build new Sports Quarter in East Birmingham.
The Prime Minister hosted the Danish Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, at Downing Street this evening.
A record £2.65 billion will be committed to build or maintain up to 1,000 flood defences, protecting more than 66,000 properties.
Minister for Data Protection and Telecoms, Sir Chris Bryant, gave a speech at TMT World Congress 2025 on 30 January 2025.
Opinion-editorial authored by Nick Thomas-Symonds, Minister for European Union Relations. This was originally published in The Telegraph on Tuesday 4 February 2025.
Charity Commission alert sent to charities that could be subject to upcoming changes in the law around preventing fraud.
The second EU-UK Counter-Terrorism Dialogue took place in London on 4 February 2025, strengthening the UK and EU’s strategic cooperation on counter-terrorism.
An innovative biocontrol project has been launched aiming to reduce the spread of floating pennywort in the Cam Washes, SSSI.
On February 4-5, the Department of Business and Trade (DBT) organized an Infrastructure Trade Mission aimed at increasing UK's private sector participation in Guatemalan projects.
Waste including asbestos was burned next to a housing estate and ancient woodland
Construction is starting on a new solar array at Weeton Barracks in Lancashire that will generate over one third of the site’s energy needs.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has today, 4 February 2025, approved the vaccine chikungunya vaccine (live) (brand name IXCHIQ) to protect adults against chikungunya disease, caused by the chik…
UK becomes the first country in the world to create new AI sexual abuse offences to protect children from predators generating AI images.
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