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The UK will rebrand its Jerusalem consulate as the UK Mission, Jerusalem, after Israel agreed not to close the mission, ensuring continued diplomatic presence and support for a two-state solution.
The European Central Bank confirms the digital euro will complement, not replace, cash, with a potential launch in 2029 and no cost to users, addressing merchant payment fees and offline usability.
The New Zealand Government has approved $37 million for four school redevelopments, part of a broader $200 million investment in school property this year to address long-standing delays and high costs.
New Zealand establishes a Transnational, Serious and Organised Crime Chief Executive Board to strengthen government coordination against rising criminal threats.
The New Zealand Government has finalised major reforms to the Resource Management Act, introducing new national standards to streamline electricity and telecommunications infrastructure development and reduce consenting...
Near real-time petrol and diesel prices will appear on Google Maps for the first time, helping drivers locate cheaper fuel and save around £40 a year.
Homes England has named Digbeth Loc Studios as preferred partner to regenerate Fazeley Street in Birmingham into a creative and mixed-use neighbourhood, reinforcing the city’s growing status as a national creative hub.
The UK and Germany announced a new partnership to counter hybrid threats including cyber attacks and sabotage, formalised through the 2025 Kensington Treaty.
The Bank of England selected the Atlantic puffin, barn owl, buff-tailed bumblebee and European hedgehog to appear on its next series of banknotes following a public consultation with nearly 500,000 responses.
The New Zealand Government will expand Psychology Intern Hubs to eight locations nationwide, increasing supervised internship placements to strengthen the mental health workforce.
The New Zealand Government proposes new rules to prevent prolonged confinement of dogs in cages or kennels, inviting public feedback on proposed measures and penalties.
New Zealand will restrict rockpool harvesting in Auckland and Coromandel to protect marine ecosystems, introducing depth limits and reduced bag limits starting this summer.
The Federal Reserve released minutes from the September 15–16, 2026 FOMC meeting, detailing economic conditions and policy discussions based on available data at the time.
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.
Four WWII airmen from a lost Lancaster bomber were identified and honoured at a ceremony in the Netherlands after an 82-year search.
The London FXJSC Legal Sub Committee reviewed the 2026 FX Definitions transition, SWIFT implementation, and AI-related legal issues during its June 2026 meeting.
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.
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.
The Prudential Regulation Authority proposes automatic increases to 128 regulatory thresholds based on nominal GDP, aiming to modernise compliance and reduce costs for firms.
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.
New Zealand’s Transport Minister turned the first sod on a $275–325 million SH2 Waikare Gorge realignment to improve freight access and resilience after Cyclone Gabrielle severed the route.
New Zealand has selected Aspeq Limited to design and deliver an in-person citizenship test as part of the citizenship by grant process, launching in late 2027.
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.
UK airports will introduce contactless eGates from 6 October, allowing passport-free entry for eligible travellers while maintaining border security checks.
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,...
The UK Money Markets Code Sub-Committee discussed adoption progress, scope analysis, and plans for a 2027 Code review during its September 2026 meeting.
The European Central Bank’s banking supervision is shifting toward a risk-based approach that prioritises timely remediation of material weaknesses while simplifying oversight for less severe issues.
The European Central Bank outlines plans to extend central bank money into digital payments and tokenised finance to preserve monetary stability, resilience and sovereignty amid rising digital transactions and...
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.
The ECB discusses scenarios, energy price impacts, AI-driven trade, and fiscal policy as key factors shaping euro area inflation and growth, while monitoring long-term yield pressures.