Pine marten caught on camera in Suffolk nature reserve 'first'
A pine marten, a rare and elusive mammal, was filmed for the first time in Suffolk at Benacre National Nature Reserve, marking a significant wildlife discovery.
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Decades-long mystery solved as lost bomber crew identified
Four WWII airmen from a lost Lancaster bomber were identified and honoured at a ceremony in the Netherlands after an 82-year search.
Minister for Northern Ireland champions Northern Ireland economic growth, exports and innovation
Minister Sarah Owen highlighted Northern Ireland’s innovation and export potential during visits to Queen’s University Belfast’s AMIC and Catagen, underscoring collaboration between businesses, academia, and government.
CNC supports UK's first National Cadets Week
The Civil Nuclear Constabulary backs the UK’s first National Cadets Week, highlighting its volunteers’ work with cadet organisations to develop young people’s skills and leadership.
PM statement on October 7th attacks
The UK Prime Minister commemorated the October 7th attacks, condemning antisemitism and reaffirming support for Jewish communities while announcing measures to combat hate and promote a two-state solution.
At a time of deepening conflict and insecurity across parts of the continent, the partnership between the United Nations and African Union is indispensable: UK
The UK underscored the critical role of UN-AU cooperation in addressing escalating conflicts, terrorism, and climate pressures across Africa, highlighting financial and diplomatic support.
Airports to go contactless in major boost for UK passengers
UK airports will introduce contactless eGates from 6 October, allowing passport-free entry for eligible travellers while maintaining border security checks.
Economic Secretary to the Treasury speech for UK Digital Assets Week
The UK’s Economic Secretary to the Treasury outlined the government’s ambition to lead in digital assets, framing the shift from electronic to digital markets as transformative for finance and calling for swift,...
Chief Construction and Scientific Adviser appointed to improve building safety
The UK government appointed Professor Sergio Cavalaro as Chief Construction and Scientific Adviser to strengthen building safety reforms following the Grenfell Tower tragedy in 2017.
Government backs recommendations of NHS doctors-led AI Commission
The UK government will implement all 44 recommendations from an NHS doctors-led AI Commission to modernise regulation of AI in healthcare, prioritising lifecycle-based oversight and patient safety.
Holding Russia accountable for its war against Ukraine: UK statement to the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference
The UK reaffirmed its commitment to holding Russia accountable for violations of international law during the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference, urging an immediate ceasefire and peace talks.
UN Human Rights Council 63: Introductory Statement on the draft resolution on Sudan
The UK, representing a core group of five nations, introduced a UN Human Rights Council draft resolution addressing Sudan’s deepening humanitarian and rights crisis, citing widespread violence, displacement, and...
Ambassador for a Day 2026: British Embassy invites to apply
The British Embassy invites Lithuanian students aged 16–19 to apply for the Ambassador for a Day 2026 programme by submitting a 120-second video on UK-Lithuania relations by 26 October 2026.
Warsaw Human Dimension Conference 2026: UK statement to opening session
The UK reaffirms its commitment to human rights, democratic institutions, and media freedom at the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference 2026, condemning Russia’s violations in Ukraine.
New contracts to improve language services across courts and tribunals
New Ministry of Justice contracts for language services in UK courts and tribunals take effect, aiming to improve consistency, accessibility, and reliability for users.
Supported housing residents to keep more of what they earn as new rules come into force
New rules ending the benefit ‘cliff edge’ for supported housing residents take effect, aligning Housing Benefit with Universal Credit to reward work and protect earnings.
Justice reforms to be rolled out faster as Justice Secretary sets out changes to Courts Bill
Justice Secretary scraps plans for judge-only criminal trials to prioritise jury trials, accelerating court reforms to reduce case backlogs and deliver faster justice for victims.
Joint Statement from Defence Ministers of the Joint Expeditionary Force: 02 October 2026
Defence ministers from the Joint Expeditionary Force and allies met in Iceland to strengthen security ties, deepen Ukraine cooperation, and discuss Canada’s potential membership.
UK and Taiwan deepen trade and technology cooperation
The UK and Taiwan advanced trade and technology ties through annual talks, a new science arrangement, and export finance cooperation, aiming to boost digital trade, clean energy, and advanced manufacturing.
UN Human Rights Council 63: UK Statement for the Interactive Dialogue with the High Commissioner on the oral update on Ukraine
The UK highlights severe conflict-related sexual violence against Ukrainian prisoners of war and civilians, citing a UN report documenting widespread abuses by Russian forces, including against children.
Attorney General swearing-in speech: Rt Hon Ellie Reeves KC MP
Ellie Reeves KC MP was sworn in as Attorney General, pledging to uphold judicial independence and work closely with the judiciary to strengthen public confidence in the justice system.
Crackdown on chemicals used to make dangerous weapons
The UK government proposes new controls on castor beans and rosary peas to restrict access to chemicals that can be weaponised, following findings from the Southport Inquiry.
The UK will defend universal rights without fear or favour: UK Statement at the UN Third Committee
The UK reaffirmed its commitment to universal human rights at the UN Third Committee, addressing crises in Gaza, Ukraine, and Sudan while condemning abuses and calling for accountability under international law.
G7 Leaders’ Statement on global energy security and market stability
G7 leaders pledged coordinated action to stabilize volatile energy markets, including coordinated oil releases and refinery maintenance schedules, while condemning regional attacks and reaffirming sanctions against...
England’s reservoirs continue to feel drought strain after sixth dry month of 2026
England’s reservoirs remain critically low after six consecutive dry months, prompting government intervention and industry reforms to safeguard water supplies amid ongoing drought conditions.
UN Human Rights Council 63: UK Statement on the Interactive Dialogue on Haiti
The UK expressed deep concern over escalating violence in Haiti, citing UN data on killings, injuries, and grave violations against children, and called for urgent action on protection, accountability, and child-focused...
Six Scottish soldiers buried in France 108 years after their deaths
Two Scottish soldiers from World War I, identified through DNA evidence, were buried in France alongside four unknown comrades after 108 years.
Graves of five soldiers killed in Normandy identified
Five World War 2 soldiers killed in the Battle of Normandy have been identified and honoured with named graves after rededication ceremonies in France.
Liverpool City Region and Homes England sign first Place Delivery Agreement
Liverpool City Region has become the first area in England to sign a Place Delivery Agreement with Homes England and the National Housing Bank, establishing a new co-delivery partnership to accelerate housing,...
80th anniversary of International Whaling Commission: UK reiterates strong anti-whaling stance and invests £150,000 in a new Global Strandings Database
The UK reaffirmed its opposition to commercial whaling at the IWC’s 80th anniversary meeting and announced a £150,000 contribution to a new global cetacean strandings database to improve conservation efforts.