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Two Defence Technical Excellence Colleges are coming to Scotland after the Scottish Government confirmed it will match fund the UK Government's £10 million,

Anglian Water has been fined £1.6m after repeated sewage pollution of the River Brain over six weeks in 2022.

With all eyes on the forthcoming UK Budget, more than 200 businesses, politicians and other leaders joined CBI Northern Ireland at its flagship annual networking breakfast in Country Antrim to discuss growth, resilience and the opportunities presented by the Northern Ireland economy.

A spokesperson for the Equality and Human Rights Commission said:  “We have written to the Green Party of England and Wales about its recently adopted ‘Zionism is racism’ motion to ask for more information and assess its practical implications and potential impact.

CMA proposes to designate Microsoft with strategic market status in its business software ecosystem.

Report Fraud, run by the City of London Police, is urging the public to be sure of who they are talking to following a spike in reports of calls from ‘spoofed’ police force phone numbers.

The price of a Second Class stamp will remain flat in real terms until March 2028, under proposals announced today by Ofcom. 

Proposal to activate the Market Stabilisation Charge to mitigate risks to consumer interests.

US voters are linking economic concerns to the Trump administration’s foreign policy choices. This is bad news for Republicans.

Fixed link transport infrastructure, such as bridges and tunnels, has the potential to deliver 'transformative benefits' for Scotland's island communities, according to a new report published today by the Scottish Affairs Committee.

UK and Germany deepen defence-industrial cooperation at Lancaster House talks, building on the Trinity House Agreement and Kensington Treaty.

From 1 January 2027, central government will score social value differently. 

A new digital platform for recording, transcribing and translating spoken Gaelic has been awarded £600,000 through the CivTech innovation programme.

Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries have caused a Russian kerosene shortage, disrupting flights, draining the budget and pushing Central Asian partners towards other suppliers.

Fishermen, scientists and fisheries managers met at a Defra-hosted conference to share evidence, discuss the impacts of the octopus bloom.

Six men who were supplying cocaine in Northern Ireland have been sentenced after a National Crime Agency (NCA) and Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) investigation.

Minister for the Polar Regions, Uma Kumaran MP, yesterday delivered remarks at the launch of the Update to the United Kingdom's Arctic Policy Framework.

Seventeen museums, archives and libraries projects across Wales are to benefit from additional funding - helping to deliver on the Welsh Government's Programme for Government commitment to widen access to culture - with over £550,000 being invested in communities across the country.

Schools across Manchester, Sheffield and Leeds have benefited from £2,500 worth of free stationery thanks to a YPO donation marking the NSPCC Kindness Challenge 2026.

APCC Criminal Justice Leads yesterday welcomed the Government’s response to the Independent Review of the Criminal Courts.

Ofsted has today announced that it is piloting a new Independent Complaints Review (ICR) service for schools inspected during the academic year 2026/27.

Dame Julia Unwin yesterday addressed the Charity Commission's Annual Public Meeting 2026.

This report presents the results of Scottish regional king scallop stock assessments carried out by the Marine Directorate including data up to 2024. It also provides background information on Scottish fisheries for scallops, and the current management and regulatory framework.

Health Innovation North West Coast, NHS University Hospitals of Liverpool Group, The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust and Novartis Pharmaceuticals UK Limited have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a long-term strategic partnership.

Parts of England have moved into severe drought as prolonged dry weather continues to put enormous strain on water resources and the environment.

Blog posted by: Robin Linacre, 15 October 2026 – Data, Our services, Splink.

Announces formally amended national policy statement for ports (15 October 2026).

Whether Lula or Flávio Bolsonaro wins Brazil’s presidential run-off, a right-leaning Congress and pressure from China, the US and Europe will constrain its foreign policy.

techUK has submitted its response to the Department for Transport's consultation on the Statement of Safety Principles (SoSP) for automated vehicles (AVs), and we call for further guidance in its implementation.

The new row between Washington and Kyiv must not distract Europe’s leaders from the urgent matter at hand: how to sustain Ukraine’s economy through the winter.

£10 million investment to grow skills in defence sector.

Flu vaccination remains our best defence against workplace and school absenteeism.

New research from PF Global and IPPR Scotland shows that most Scots want Scotland to move to net zero. They favour a pragmatic middle path for the North Sea, with 69 per cent saying oil and gas decisions should be made case by case, while 63 per cent backing further investment in renewable energy.

Marine tech company HydroSurv has secured £150,000 in funding support from Nighthawk Export Finance, backed by a government guarantee.

Viewers and listeners say they find discriminatory language more problematic than swearing on TV, radio and on-demand services according to Ofcom's latest attitudinal study.

The National Fraud Initiative (NFI) is a key counter-fraud tool, using electronic data matching to help public bodies avoid financial losses and delivering various wider benefits, but there is still scope to improve how some follow up data matches and record outcomes.

UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has published its new research data policy.

Siva Anandaciva, Director of Policy, Events and Partnerships at The King’s Fund, commented on the latest Estates Returns Information Collection data for 2025/26

A new survey from Public Health Wales shows strong support among people in Wales for making healthier food and drink the default option – promoting healthier options, while putting less focus on less healthy choices.  

Matthew Hopkins says despite recent increased investment, trusts face huge infrastructure risks, with many patients treated in crumbling, outdated buildings.

Seven people appeared before Westminster magistrates court on Wednesday 14 October 2026

Almost two million foreign nationals now receive benefits or the state pension, a landmark inquiry reveals

Chancellor of the Exchequer, John Healey used the IMF Annual Meetings in Bangkok to set out how the UK and its international partners can work together to respond to global economic headwinds and strengthen the conditions for growth.

The Government has declared severe drought in parts of Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, East Sussex and West Sussex.

The government has today (15 October) confirmed that an inspection will be undertaken at Tees Valley Combined Authority

Government launches campaign to help everyone know how to Respond to disclosures of abuse with people urged to "Listen.Believe.Support"

The TUC has today (Thursday 15 October) called on the Chancellor to take urgent action in the Budget to bring down living costs, as spiralling household bills have left households paying £13,961 more in average bills over the last five years– or £2,792 a year.

Home Secretary gives Eritrea ultimatum: accept returns or lose UK visa access.

The Science and Technology Committee has published the results of its call for ideas on what it should explore during this Parliament.

Events in recent weeks have brought public and policymaker concerns about the future of AI to the fore: rapid advancements in model capability, high-profile cybersecurity incidents, and intensifying global competition are dominating the debate.

Hundreds of vulnerable women will be better supported to break the cycle of reoffending for good through the expansion of crime-cutting Intensive Supervision Courts (ISCs).

A UK statement on escalating tensions between Ethiopia and Eritrea.

Ahead of the Autumn Budget, the CBI is calling on the Chancellor to give firms ‘breathing space’ by delivering a decisive set of measures that bolster business confidence, unlock investment and turn the government’s growth ambition into action.

North Yorkshire Council (NYC) is investing £2.43 million in 13 new winter maintenance vehicles through YPO’s Specialist Vehicles procurement framework, helping to improve reliability, keep more roads open and boost public safety.

In her speech, Lucy Powell set out a bold vision to reimagine childhood for a new era.

With flexible and hybrid working allowing more women to combine caring responsibilities with their careers, the CBI and the University of South Wales (USW) have warned many females may be falling between the cracks when it comes to senior leadership roles.

TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak commented on the announcement of the Living Wage accreditation rates and the Minimum Income Standard rates

Today’s guest blog comes from Ben Walker a Youth Lead in the Scouts; he recently met the Children’s Commissioner as part of The Big Future visit in Cumbria.

Safeguarding arrangements for young and vulnerable people at risk of radicalisation have not kept pace with changing threats and increasing demand, a new report from the policing inspectorate has found.

The weather pattern across the North Atlantic is undergoing a remarkable transformation this week, with an intense area of low pressure near Iceland followed rapidly by strong high pressure across the UK.

New mission launched to help protect active satellites which underpin national security and everyday services.

New mission launched to help protect active satellites which underpin national security and everyday services

A report summarising the outcome of the September 2025 Open Market Review into current and planned broadband infrastructure across Scotland.

TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak yesterday commented on the publication of Skills for Care’s annual report on the state of the social care sector in England

Ministers, officials, industry leaders and RUSI experts gathered to discuss how the UK–Norway defence partnership can deliver on challenges including NATO's northern flank, shared industrial capacity and countering hybrid threats.

Speech given yesterday by Energy Secretary, Miatta Fahnbulleh, on the future of our energy system at Energy UK's annual conference.

A 45-year-old woman has been jailed for 25 months after admitting smuggling 51.2kg of cannabis from Thailand on a flight to the United Kingdom, following a National Crime Agency investigation.

UK Politico-Military Counsellor Arron Newble rejects Russia's portrayal of deterrence as a threat and asks which armed attack it relies on under Article 51.

People should be able to access mental health support whenever they first seek help, without the need for a referral.

Imagine a bid manager at a supplier pulling together a response to a central government tender. 

Keynote speech given yesterday (14 October 2026) by Ofgem Chief Executive Tim Jarvis delivered at the Energy UK Annual Conference.

Yesterday, Chair of Arts Council England, Dawn Airey, delivered her inaugural speech at The Arts Britain Ignores: 50 Years On, a national gathering marking the 50th anniversary of Naseem Khan’s landmark 1976 report that challenged the sector to confront the exclusion and marginalisation of Black artists and culturally diverse communities.

Transcript of the speech given yesterday by Defence Secretary, Wes Streeting MP, at the 2026 LGBTQ+ Defence Awards.

Trading Standards body test purchase reveals that basic product safety rules are not being met and poses questions about the safety of products sold by third-party sellers via online marketplaces.

However, steps can be taken to ensure that the programme is delivered. Read more in the Built Environment Committee’s third and final report on new towns.

The Foreign Secretary yesterday delivered a keynote speech at a Rockefeller Foundation event in Bangkok, where he proposed action on developing countries’ debt, private investment, support for fragile states and resilience to shocks set to be intensified by El Nino.

People who are better at noticing fine details in sound – known as auditory precision – can master the pronunciation of new languages faster and more accurately than other learners, a new study finds.

The renewed conflict in Yemen exposes the limits of Saudi Arabia’s military options and the vulnerabilities of the Gulf states. A unified Gulf Cooperation Council strategy on Yemen and a credible political settlement between Yemenis are needed.

CBI has responded to GDP data for August 2026.

As part of a new partnership with UKHospitality announced today (15 October 2026), major employers will provide paid employment as well as work experience and training opportunities for 18 to 24 year olds who are not in education, work or training.

Sets out the progress made between 1 April 2025 and 31 March 2026 by national government, local government and third sector partners towards reducing drug deaths and improving the lives of those impacted by drugs in Scotland.

A national expansion of the CPS Victims Programme means in the future, when a charging decision is made by the CPS, victims will receive direct communication explaining whether prosecutors decide to charge a case or take no further action, why the decision was made, their rights under the Victims’ Code, and what happens next in the case.

X has submitted its first quarterly report to Ofcom on the action it has taken when suspected hate and terror content is reported to it by users.

With GOTT support, HSE transformed RIDDOR data into a beta dashboard that helps users identify workplace safety risks and trends.

New headquarters in Derby will employ up to 450 staff and open up apprenticeships for up to 600 young people.

74 heritage and faith buildings including churches, synagogues, town halls and castles will receive support from the Places of Worship Renewal Fund and the Heritage at Risk Capital Fund.

Urgent action is needed to increase and protect investment in prevention, according to a new Public Health Wales report, which warns that health systems continue to spend too little on measures that can prevent illness, reduce pressure on services and improve people’s well-being. 

UK to provide £17m in funding towards repairs to the Chornobyl nuclear power plant damaged by Russian drone strike last year.

Prime Minister and Health Secretary met campaigner Archie Goodburn, following his emotional plea on BBC Breakfast.

An army chef has been sentenced to 46 months after a homemade gun and explosive ingredients including gunpowder were discovered inside his bedroom.

Scheme will see 58,000 tons of rock arrive by boat with 30,000 more tons expected by road. 

Major milestone in government’s mission to fix the building safety crisis, as the Remediation of Unsafe Cladding Bill is introduced to Parliament.

Over 900,000 people could benefit from new plans which include measures to crack down on bogus self-employment.

The National Armaments Director and the Chief of the Defence Staff urge faster capability delivery, greater innovation, and improved readiness.

Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband said the current system is failing developing economies and holding back shared global prosperity

The Environment Agency has taken action following an investigation into reports of foul smells in Little Hulton in Salford, Greater Manchester.

Proposed changes at Monument junction include new and improved pedestrian crossings and new facilities for cyclists

Workplace monitoring technologies (WMT) are not simply good or bad for workers and outcomes depend on how and why they are implemented. As government considers its next steps following the Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade's consultation on WMT, getting the definition and approach right will determine whether policy supports businesses and workers without holding back responsible adoption. 

The companies appeared unrelated until a joint investigation uncovered similar conduct concerns.

Scarborough soldier, Lance Corporal (LCpl) Claude Stanley Dell, has been laid to rest more than a century after his death in World War 1.

Yesterday thousands of Welsh farms have advance farm payments in the bank, giving businesses financial support, at a challenging time for the industry.

On Saturday 26 September, a new memorial was unveiled at Treloar's College.

Long-term plan to grow England’s organic sector and help farmers meet growing consumer demand launched

Proposed measures will automatically disqualify individuals convicted of hate crimes from serving as charity trustees or senior managers.

Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP yesterday publishes his Public Accounts Committee (PAC) Chair’s Annual Report - his second as PAC Chair. 

The Welsh Government is working with partners to build a transport network that can withstand future climate pressures and best serve the people of Wales, it was announced yesterday.

Almost 30 suspected scammers have been arrested and 3.7 million online profiles and accounts removed as part of a National Crime Agency-hosted crackdown against fraud perpetrated from across Africa.

Taking a human-centred approach to designing head-mounted equipment will increase the performance and effectiveness of warfighters and reduce the risk of injury.

A new National Audit Office (NAO) case study highlights the Ministry of Justice (MoJ)’s and HM Prison & Probation Service (HMPPS)’s Justice Transcribe programme as an example of how organisations can use technology to support frontline services.

We have issued a reprimand and enforcement notice to the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) after finding that its officers and staff shared personal information using an unapproved third-party retail crime intelligence-sharing platform without appropriate data protection safeguards, governance or oversight.  

National Hate Crime Awareness Week is held each year to encourage communities, safety partners and civic leaders to work together to tackle hate crime and promote support for victims. 

Customers will receive around £440,000 in refunds.

Businesses investing in the Falklands Islands are set to be protected from Argentinian domestic measures targeting companies and individuals involved in lawful economic activity

The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music has been fined over serious shortcomings in its arrangements for retaining and managing assessment evidence.

Campaign launched with backing of foster carers and care-experienced influencers as part of government plans to create 10,000 new foster places.

Unique wetland habitats created by River Yare to support wildlife. Work is part of wider government commitment to restore nature and protect water environment

The Chancellor of the Exchequer spoke to Vice Premier He Lifeng of China on Thursday 8 October.

Reforms to the heating oil sector are being planned to ensure stronger regulation and protections for consumers

The United Kingdom and Canada announce a renewed AI security partnership

Government yesterday launched campaign placing the voices of victims and veterans at the heart of government policy in addressing legacy issues

Statement from the Foreign Ministers of Australia, Canada, France and the United Kingdom

New Flood Performance Certificate to give homeowners and insurers a clear assessment of a property's flood risk and resilience.

National Crime Agency officers have taken part in a major operation targeting transnational people smuggling gangs and organised crime in Bulgaria.

New campaign highlights how employers can prevent permanent hearing loss, tinnitus and hand-arm vibration syndrome through effective workplace action.

The new UK government aims to deliver “growth in every postcode.” Scale-up companies – firms with consistent, rapid growth in turnover or employees over a three-year period – are the engines of that economic growth.

Two people who worked at financial advice firms have pleaded guilty to fraud after 4 clients lost £2m.

An Arts Council England survey suggests that extreme heat is already having operational impacts across the cultural sector, affecting staff, audiences, finances, and organisational resilience. 

Parents say ‘stranger danger’ is their biggest concern about their children gaming online, as more than half of young gamers play with people they have never met in person, according to a new Ofcom summary report published yesterday. 

Hundreds of thousands of pensioners are being urged to check if they can benefit from Pension Credit, an income top-up that can provide vital help with everyday costs.

In the age of hard power, beneficial ownership transparency must shift from an anti-corruption ideal to a national security capability for Britain and its allies.

This year’s Festival of Social Science’s theme is the role that money plays in our lives, from everyday financial decisions to the forces shaping the economy.

President Zelenskyy will arrive in the UK this morning as the UK calls on international partners to step up sanctions on Russia and increase pressure on Putin to respect the United States' calls for an energy ceasefire.

DWP is responsible for welfare, pensions and child maintenance policy. It administers the State Pension and a range of working-age, disability and ill-health benefits to around 23 million people across Great Britain.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has urged police chiefs to review their AI policies to prevent officers and staff unwittingly falling into the police misconduct system.

Welsh Government and Welsh Labour reach agreement on further investment for Additional Learning Needs, enabling the Supplementary Budget for 2026-2027 to proceed.

Serious Fraud Office strengthens guidance for corporates on self-reporting, offering companies a direct line to senior lawyer.

The Foreign Secretary attends Warsaw Security Forum today, which takes place as Ukraine faces another freezing winter, amid escalating Russian energy strikes

£1.6m project funded by local authorities and government grants supports flood victims from Storm Babet and Storm Henk.

Businesses across the UK backed with a share of £50 million to help turn innovations into products that make a difference in the real world.

At YPO, our customers have been at the heart of everything we do for more than 50 years. As we enter the next chapter of our journey, we remain committed to delivering outstanding service and creating the best possible experience for every customer.

The Environment Agency has completed the replacement of Avon Water tidal outfall at Keyhaven Harbour ahead of winter.

The Home Secretary has expanded dedicated police support and launched a review into protective security for those in public life.

Victims will see fewer delays under plans for courts to trial the use of Virtual Remand Hearings, as part of a drive to deliver faster justice.

Ten of the 14 English train operators that provide passenger services under contract with the Department for Transport are now in public ownership.

The UK Resilience Academy (UKRA) is committed to enabling a resilient society, and that starts with the people who will shape it. 

Classroom resources work hard every day but, over time, even the most durable supplies eventually reach the end of their useful life. 

While Putin doubles down to defeat Ukraine and Trump calls for regime change in Kyiv, the NATO Allies should pitch an off-ramp to Putin’s potential successors.

'Flood action online' brings together clear, actionable guidance for people to check their flood risk and find the latest weather alerts.

Last week, we welcomed CACHE Alumni members from across the sector to a discussion exploring the future of the social care workforce. 

Statement given yesterday by Ambassador Sarah MacIntosh, UK Permanent Representative to the UN, at the UN Security Council meeting on Colombia.

Ambassador Neil Holland calls on OSCE participating States to uphold media freedom, protect journalists and secure the release of media workers held by Russia.

Working families urged to sign up to Tax-Free Childcare to save on their childcare costs.

The Prime Minister will meet António Costa, President of the European Council, and Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, in Brussels on 20 November 2026 for the second UK-EU summit.

The new postgraduate pathway will help equip future operational meteorologists for an increasingly complex weather and climate landscape.

Project Gigabit has brought full-fibre broadband to 3,880 rural North Oxfordshire premises, completing the rollout four months ahead of schedule.

Key data from the Scottish Household Survey (2025) exploring neighbourhoods and communities.

Statement from the Foreign Secretary on measures announced against Iranian individuals.

The case of Arizona shows that governments must stop treating water as merely an environmental issue.

Job opportunities for young people risk coming under further pressure as firms become more cautious about hiring and training, the latest CBI/Pertemps Employment Trends Survey 2026 warns ahead of the Milburn Review’s final recommendations.  

Young people in Exeter are set to benefit from expanded employment support through a new Youth Hub in the area, as the government continues to deliver opportunity directly into the heart of the community. 

Scotch, salmon and other products are set to gain new opportunities to sell in India thanks to a UK Government trade mission.

Joint Statement from Foreign Ministers regarding RAF Fairford and Iran State Threats.

TfL is offering customers the chance to participate in interactive awareness events at stations, or six free online active bystander awareness sessions led by Protection Approaches.

New taskforce will strengthen oversight of flood and drought resilience and champion the voices of communities.

An Assembly Committee has condemned the ongoing misogyny, intimidation and abuse towards female elected representatives - warning that such behaviour can discourage women from participating in public life and undermine democratic debate.

The government has eliminated the backlog of modern slavery cases awaiting a final decision, giving victims certainty sooner and supporting timely removals.

Simple steps, including 3 different vaccines, can help protect you and your family this winter.

The Home Secretary yesterday delivered an oral statement on government action to tackle national security threats and improve our protective security system.

UK hosts seven-country taskforce of Jewish community representatives to coordinate practical action against antisemitism.

The UK's position could not be clearer. We will continue working closely with international partners to ensure Ukraine has the military and financial support it needs to defend itself.

Victims will get faster justice under a new Government plan to slash prisoner transport delays to help keep court cases moving. 

A UK trade mission to India has unlocked hundreds of jobs and new deals for businesses as Ministers and Mayors look to drive growth.

Investment support backs major expansion in Prestwick.

The application has been carefully assessed and the Agency is satisfied there will be no significant impact on the environment or harm to human health

The Charity Commission has launched a statutory inquiry into Crossfields Institute (charity number 1124859).

Millions of people across England can now get an alert on their smartwatch or mobile when their prescription is ready to be collected.

Adults with ADHD are set to receive more timely NHS support closer to home as part of a programme being evaluated in several regions of England.

Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy, Adam Price, is in Boston this week to build new trade and investment links in artificial intelligence, technology, and digital sectors.

Speech delivered by the Minister for Artificial Intelligence.

Victims across the country are now getting fast and fair justice as ‘Short Trial Courts’ are rolled out nationwide to cut the Crown Court backlog.

From a crisis platform that supported 166,000 citizens in three weeks to AI protecting nearly £4 million in child maintenance payments, the winners of techUK's inaugural Transformation in the Public Sector Awards show digital government at its best.

A landlord has been sentenced after failing to ensure gas safety checks were carried out at a rented property in Wirral.

The UK Government has today [Monday 12 October] tabled a significant package of amendments which enhance existing protections in the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill.

Secretary of State for Transport sets out how Great British Railways will plan trains and infrastructure to improve passenger journeys.

CBI recently (09 October 2026) responded to Prime Minister's 'Innovation Nation' speech.

Government tables 2 amendments to the Immigration and Asylum Bill as part of a wider package of reforms.

MOD and QinetiQ launch Project Safari, a joint programme opening up access to UK test and evaluation facilities for SMEs.

Britain will be better protected from the risks posed by increasingly powerful AI by a suite of measures.

A report summarising the outcome of the May 2025 Open Market Review into current and planned broadband infrastructure across Scotland. The outcome supports the planning and prioritisation of public interventions and minimises the risk of disrupting commercial plans.

Beijing claims a Philippine resupply mission to Second Thomas Shoal was illegal, lacking approval from Beijing, China has shifted to treating this as space it administers.

Created in partnership with Aardman, the Environment Agency and East Sussex County Council.

The Government recently (09 October 206) published its independent review into mental health conditions, ADHD and autism.

Victims will see cases heard sooner under a new pilot that could transform court capacity by allowing cases to be heard by judges hundreds of miles away.

The Welsh Government yesterday marked International Day of the Girl by reaffirming its commitment to ending period poverty and building a Period Proud Wales.

Transport for London is partnering with Befriending Networks to host a unique experience on the London Cable Car from 2-6 November

Sarah Woolnough, Chief Executive of The King’s Fund responded to the publication of the Independent review into prevalence and support for mental health conditions, ADHD and autism

Further funding for academies that have benefitted more than 2,000 so far.

The Welsh Government is urging witnesses to support victims and report hate crime, as new figures reveal the continuing impact of hatred and prejudice on individuals and communities.

Sixteen discovery, alpha and beta phase projects, including five Innovation Charter projects, have successfully secured a total of £16.2 million in funding.

Rebecca Gray says Fonagy review offers much-needed clarity and hope

A Suffolk Constabulary officer has been given a five-year final written warning for using excessive force during the arrest of a man.

Ellan NW Ltd told directors it could help them walk away from their responsibilities.

A ‘rising fog’ may cloud the immune system’s ability to detect tumours may be the key to tackling lung cancer develop years before diagnosis.

The performance of Dyfed-Powys Police has improved across several important areas since its last inspection, the police inspectorate has said, including how it prevents and deters crime and responds to the public.

The world must seize a shrinking window to reverse the steep decline of wildlife and nature by seeking to trigger positive tipping points in food and finance, following the path of the one already underway in energy, a major new report from WWF warns