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A noisy, demonstrative visit to India by the US President won’t necessarily address emerging problems in the bilateral relationship.

In our politics update today we take a look at new guidance for landlords on Universal Credit, research on rents and research on deposits.

Statement given yesterday by David Clay at the UN Security Council briefing on Haiti.

The UK, Georgia and international partners have today exposed the GRU’s responsibility for a number of significant cyber attacks against Georgia last year.

Birmingham’s Ikon Gallery is helping people better understand the ageing process through the immersive power of Virtual Reality (VR)

Mill Hill East becomes 79th step-free London Underground station.

Lincolnshire Police’s crime recording arrangements have dramatically improved over the past 18 months, according to a new report.

We have been made aware of a fraudulent website using our name.

The forecast remains unsettled into next week, with spells of rain and strong winds expected to bring impacts to parts of the UK.

Approval for Scottish Elections (Franchise and Representation) Bill.

An overview of techUK's "A Vision for Digital Trade" report.

Sales of house coal and wet wood in England will be phased out from next year to cut pollution.

We look at Halifax figures showing how much more renters are paying out per month v homeowners, we link to the DWPs new Universal Credit guide and data on deposit levels in the UK.

Statement given yesterday by Mungo Woodifield at the UN General Assembly

Update from the Chief Medical Officer for Wales, Dr. Frank Atherton on Coronavirus (COVID-19).

Blog posted by: Dr Mauricio Corona – Chairman, BP Gurus, 20 February 2020.

Over £70,000 will be provided to fund vital equipment for Ferryside Lifeboat crew and North Wales Mountain Rescue Association

Harwell Science and Innovation campus has been awarded a Life Sciences Opportunity zone for a 10-year period, the UK government has announced.

A scientific review by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) estimating that around 2.4 million cases of foodborne illness occur every year in the UK has been published. This is up from the 2009 estimate of approximately one million.

Blog posted by: Rupert McNeil, Government Chief People Officer, 20 February 2020 – Categories: A great place to work, Diversity and inclusion, Year of Inclusion.

A convicted drug smuggler who went on the run after absconding from prison has been arrested in Spain.

With people around the world becoming increasingly health conscious, the demand for premium, British-made sports and health supplements is growing.

Systematic review summarising the published experimental and longitudinal evidence on adolescent screen time, sleep and mental health.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke with President Trump.

The Constitution Committee has published a report on the constitutional issues raised by the Terrorist Offenders (Restriction of Early Release) Bill.

South east Wales 5G testbed CoCore to receive £5m in UK Government funding to connect rural communities.

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab calls out Russian campaign of unacceptable cyber-attacks against Georgia.

Home Office announces new contractor to run Brook House and Tinsley House.

Manufacturing activity remained weak in the three months to February, with output volumes falling for a fifth rolling quarter in a row, albeit at a slower pace than in January.

As the coronavirus continues to spread, RUSI is following the advice of the UK government.

New immigration system offers routes and opportunities for brightest minds, and set to strengthen ties between UK and Singapore.

Blog posted by: Daniela McVicker, 20 February 2020.

Ofgem yesterday launched an investigation into whether Western Power Distribution (WPD) is in compliance with rules around updating and providing information to vulnerable customers on its Priority Services Register.

Full version of the letter from the Chair in response to The Times article, "Eye of the Storm".

Four papers considering the 2019 exam results published.

Funding open accelerate the use of 5G in creative industries plus rural 5G announcements.

Ahead of a special summit on 20 February, the EP’s negotiating team expresses its opposition to President Michel’s proposal for the next long-term budget.

Tackling the root causes of complaints about bills and debt could help transform consumers’ views of the water industry, according to a new report.

Folkestone and Hythe council has been heavily criticised by the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman for the way it responded to a complaint about its treatment of a homeless family.

Welsh Government response to the latest NHS Wales performance statistics.

A new £10 million scheme will give leading researchers and businesses the chance to work together to help those facing life-threatening conditions.

Rosie Cooper, Labour MP for West Lancashire has received her response to a written question on the timetable for the introduction of the Renters Reform Bill.

Association for Project Management (APM) has several initiatives to recognise individuals and their excellent achievements in support of our profession.

The Equality, Local Government and Communities Committee has launched a consultation on plans announced by the Welsh Government last week to extend the minimum notice period for serving a Section 21 in Wales from two to six months.

Blog posted by: Daron Walker, 18 February 2020 – Categories: A great place to work, Diversity and inclusion, Health & Wellbeing, Year of Inclusion.

A combination of low unemployment rates and skills shortages in some areas can make it difficult for the public sector to attract the right talent in a competitive marketplace.

This Reform Perspectives argues that the UK must create a Sovereign Wealth Fund to drive long-term investment, growth in new industries, and meet the challenges facing future generations.

Dominic Raab has confirmed the evacuation flight back to the UK for British people on the Diamond Princess in Japan, following the coronavirus outbreak.

A new survey published yesterday by the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman found that one in five people did not feel safe while in the care of the NHS mental health service that treated them.

The National Lottery Community Fund and The King’s Fund yesterday launched a £3 million fund to empower voluntary and community sector organisations and the local health and care sector to work together to boost the health and wellbeing of their communities.

Overview of the European Commission's Communication on 'A European Strategy for Data'.

Association for Project Management (APM) has been shortlisted in the Best Not-for-Profit/Charity/Social Marketing category at the CIM Marketing Excellence Awards for its ‘Make Change Happen’ campaign.

More than a million homes granted planning permission in the past decade have not yet been built, according to new analysis by the Local Government Association.

The UK's Minister for Africa has called for restraint and dialogue following violence in the North-West region of Cameroon.

Today we examine the latest ONS statistics, MP questions on HMO planning rules and Liverpool licensing.

On Wednesday, the Budgetary Control Committee signed off on the Commission’s 2018 budget, but rules to fight fraud and conflict of interest must be strengthened.

Following their evaluation of the Arts Council's Catalyst: Evolve programme, designed to help arts organisations become more effective fundraisers, Rossella Traverso and Richard Naylor from BOP Consulting share their lessons on how to make an effective ask for charitable support.

Defence leaders have laid out their vision for the UK’s new Strategic Command, putting cyber security and new technologies at the heart of the military.

The UK’s emergency service responders and other critical services could be set for more resilient time systems through the world’s first National Timing Centre here in the UK.

Report highlights impact on young people’s mental health.

Blog posted by: Mark Rowland, 19 February 2020.

Cllr Ian Hudspeth, Chairman of the Local Government Association’s Community Wellbeing Board, responded to a State of Health Visiting Survey by the Institute of Health Visiting 

The Criminal Cases Review Commission has referred the conviction of E to the Crown Court.

From the Strait of Hormuz to the eastern Mediterranean, maritime tensions are pushing European states to expand their use of naval power.

European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen, has presented today the Communication “Shaping Europe’s Digital Future”, setting out EU’s digital strategy for the next five years.

Grants to fund lifeboats and kit for volunteer search teams.

Over the coming years the UK will be returning highly active waste in the form of vitrified residues to Germany.

Statement and Right of Reply by Ambassador Karen Pierce at the Security Council briefing on the situation in Syria (19 february 2020).

Counsel General and Brexit Minister Jeremy Miles today announced a £700,000 expansion to support the creation of new social businesses in East Wales.

Sir Brendan Barber will remain as Chair of the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service until 1 July.

No single country is adequately protecting children’s health, their environment and their futures, finds a landmark report released yesterday by a Commission of over 40 child and adolescent health experts from around the world. The Commission was convened by the World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF and The Lancet.

Suzie Bailey, Director of Leadership and Organisational Development at The King’s Fund commented on the NHS Staff Survey 2019 results 

Blog posted by: Chantal Donaldson-Foyer and Tony Richards, 19 February 2020 – Categories:Global Digital Marketplace.

We yesterday premiered ‘Mental Health on Record’, a stop-motion animation film made by a group of young people which explores how contemporary views on mental health can be used to interpret historical records from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has today published a consultation on proposed changes to its Technical Actuarial Standard on actuarial work to support funeral plan trusts (TAS 400).

Minister Zac Goldsmith sets out ambition to make world's ocean more resilient to climate change through '30by30' global coalition.

A new £40 million research programme will bring together physicists and quantum technologists to explore some of the greatest unanswered questions of our Universe.

Sean Duggan, chief executive of the Mental Health Network, which is part of the NHS Confederation, responded to the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman’s report on NHS mental health services 

The IEA’s Head of Political Economy Dr Kristian Niemietz responded to the Government’s announcement for a new points-based immigration system post-Brexit 

Statement given recently (18 February 2020) by Ambassador Karen Pierce, UK Permanent Representative to the UN, at the Security Council briefing on Yemen.

The EU is co-financing the repatriation of EU citizens from the Diamond Princess cruise ship docked in Yokohama, Japan, thanks to flights from Italy mobilised through the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.

Today, we have published the West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service revisit letter.

It will be quicker and easier for separated parents to apply to see their children thanks to a new online service launched by HM Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS).

Winners of £35 million funding pot to help Britain unlock potential of 5G announced Comes as new £30 million 5G competition for sectors including creative industries launched Part of Government’s continued commitment to level up infrastructure across the UK.

Manufacture of more than 100 new roundels is underway for both new Northern Line Extension stations at Battersea Power Station and Nine Elms.

The CIPD highlights that many organisations are unprepared for the new points-based system and will struggle with the cost and bureaucracy involved 

The EC has unveiled its ideas and actions for a digital transformation that works for all, reflecting the best of Europe: open, fair, diverse, democratic and confident.

Daniel Pryor, Head of Programmes at the Adam Smith Institute, responded to the Government’s new plans for a post-Brexit immigration system 

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has announced a major review of how companies and auditors assess and report on the impact of climate change. 

Business Secretary, Alok Sharma, writes for City AM outlining the benefits of the new points-based immigration system for businesses (19 February 2020).

Exploring the vision, ambitions and challenges for Strategic Command (UKStratCom).

Statement given recently (18 February 2020) by Ambassador Karen Pierce, UK Permanent Representative to the UN, at the Security Council briefing on Ukraine

Government to support principles of the Period Products Bill.

Now the UK Government has delivered on its promise to get Brexit done, we can take back control of our borders and introduce a points-based immigration system.

Cllr James Jamieson, Chairman of the Local Government Association, responds to the Government’s plan for a points-based immigration system.

Key sectors would face labour and skills shortages in shock to labour market from new government immigration plans – IPPR analysis

Response from the Chair to The Telegraph article, "Don't expect your properties to be protected, Environment Agency warns" (18 February).

Our media buying services framework (NPS-CS-0100-19) is now live and available for for the Welsh public sector to use.

More wind and rain after Storms Ciara and Dennis wreaked havoc across the UK.

For 2020-2021, Scotland increases investment in digital and tech innovation, infrastructure, and skills.

4G programme delivers first mast.

Danny Mortimer, Chief Executive of NHS Employers, which is part of the NHS Confederation, and co-convenor of the Cavendish Coalition, responded to the Government announcement of a new points-based immigration system 

A new paper from the neoliberal think tank the Adam Smith Institute says that if the Prime Minister is serious about boosting wages and levelling up; then he needs to Abolish the Factory Tax. 

The perpetrator of a multi-million dollar fraud against an American company has been jailed for 7 years and 8 months at Caernarfon Crown Court.

The Welsh Government wants your views on its plans to make Wales the world’s top recycling nation and help us become a truly circular economy, at a series of Beyond Recycling Consultation Events across Wales.

The UK HPI shows house price changes for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO) and the EIT Digital Accelerator have the pleasure of inviting you to the Brussels edition of the Cyber Investor Days scheduled on 13-14 May 2020 in Belgian capital.

Motability Scheme accredited to provide wide choice of vehicles at affordable rates.

New priorities to support the growth of Wales’ Creative Industries will be outlined during a Creative Wales and BAFTA event at Galeri, Caernarfon this evening.

Removing barriers to parents and young people seeking elected office.

Julian David, techUK's CEO, comments on the Government's Policy Statement on the UK’s future points-based immigration system and what it means for the tech sector.

Today in Brussels the European Commission has published its ‘White Paper on Artificial Intelligence- A European approach to excellence and trust’ (with accompanying Liability Report). 

BCS responds to the government’s announcement on points based immigration system.

An Official Statistics publication for Scotland.

NHS Digital and the Private Healthcare Information Network (PHIN) have launched a consultation as part of the next phase of a programme to align private healthcare data with NHS recorded activity.

The Court of Appeal has partially allowed Sports Direct’s appeal against the judgment of Mr Justice Arnold in relation to the provision of privileged material to the FRC. 

Seasonal Workers Pilot expanded to boost edible horticulture sector for the 2020 harvest

A US firm has announced its plans to build a £150 million film studio in Reading

Migration Minister Ben Macpherson responded to UK Goverment's immigration proposals

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published its annual Sector Views, an assessment of the risks and potential harm to consumers across financial services markets.

Carolyn Fairbairn, CBI Director-General, said: “Getting a new immigration system right on day one will be critical for economic growth and the UK’s global reputation as it forges a new path outside the EU.

Introductory remarks by Fabio Panetta, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB, at the European Parliamentary Week.

Slight Rebound Expected for Earnings Growth

New points-based immigration system will open up the UK to the brightest and the best from around the world.

Route 94 yesterday became west London's first all-electric double-deck route in line with Mayor's commitment to improving air quality and tackling the climate emergency in the capital

Scottish facilities deliver quicker results.

TUC General Secretary Frances O’Grady commented on figures published yesterday (Tuesday) by the ONS which show a record 974,000 people in employment on a “zero-hour contract” in their main job – representing a record 3.0% of all people in employment 

​​​The European Committee of the Regions (CoR) asks to preserve funds for hospitals, schools, local transport, environment, universities and small businesses.

This week ESRC launches a new £2m research methods development grants call to address methodological challenges in the social sciences.

The £250m NHS Artificial Intelligence Lab, designed to boost artificial intelligence in solving some of the biggest challenges in the NHS, is underway. Within this remit, NHSX, the Accelerated Access Collaborative (AAC), and the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), are running an AI Award scheme worth £140 million to accelerate the testing and evaluation of the most promising AI technologies.

The Northern Ireland Cyber Security Centre is open and will work closely with the NCSC going forward.

Government announces thousands of pounds of support including grants, council tax relief and business rate relief for people and businesses in areas affected by flooding.

Vulnerable young families in the London borough of Greenwich face being left with inadequate support because of plans to dissolve the area’s Family Nursing Partnership (FNP) programme, Unite, the union, warned yesterday (Tuesday 18 February). 

The Council adopted the following conclusions setting out its priorities for the 2021 EU budget.

A multi-million pound emergency fund to deal with the immediate impact of Storm Dennis and Storm Ciara has been announced by First Minister Mark Drakeford.

Recent figures show that almost a third of homicide victims and almost a third of homicide suspects were found by the police to have been under the influence of either alcohol or drugs at the time of the offence.

The UK jobs market continues to boom, as the first set of employment figures since leaving the EU show the number in work has reached a new record high.

Food Standards Agency have published the results of two surveys monitoring antimicrobial-resistant bacteria in chicken.

Blog posted by: Dante Healy 18 February 2020.

The NCSC partners with Girlguiding South West England, as part of the drive to increase female representation in cyber security.

Young men are over-represented in alcohol-related deaths and serious injuries on the road. Intervention can help save lives.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has banned a number of online adverts issued by Rix Motor Company Ltd (Rix).

As a step towards achieving the UK’s net-zero target, new funding announced will enable engineers, social scientists and natural scientists to conduct vital research on global energy challenges and their implications for the UK.

Payments company Bottomline’s purchase of Experian Payments Gateway does not raise competition concerns, an in-depth CMA investigation has provisionally found.

NHS staff say they are now happier and more likely to recommend their organisation as a place to work than last year, but too many still experience unacceptable abuse from patients and the public.

Blog posted by: Elliot Street, 17 February 2020.

The Chancellor must take action in the Budget to reverse the fall off in the supply of rented housing say landlords.

Why are you spending money? Are you spending it on the right things?  Benefits management answers the former, but a framework helps you answer the latter.

The FCO is working to organise a flight back to the UK for British nationals on the Diamond Princess in Japan, following the outbreak of coronavirus.

Delivered as part of NEPO Business Club, Garry Stone from B2B:North provides an introduction to social value in procurement.

Households and businesses will benefit from £90 million to cut carbon emissions in industry and homes.

We offer a Welsh language service for all our customers who want to communicate with us in Welsh.

Alok Sharma was appointed as COP26 President on Thursday 13 February 2020.

Details of the investigations concluded in the last month have been published today by the Electoral Commission. This is an important part of delivering transparency in political finance in the UK.

Blog posted by: Mark Smalley, 18 February 2020.

The latest ScotSID Unscheduled Care report (February 2020) is drawn from the Scottish Suicide Information Database.

A2300 improvement scheme to cut congestion and support growth.

Strategy highlighting the role that career education, information, advice and guidance (CIAG) services in Scotland can play in helping to address future skills demands and deliver inclusive growth.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke with President Xi of China.

The new business support campaign is designed to help businesses in England find out about the full range of available support.

Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman are delighted to welcome Carolyn Hirst, Anu Singh and Linda Farrant to the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman's Board as non-executive directors.

techUK outlines its support for the UK to join the Digital Economy Partnership Agreement.

Blog posted by: Brian Stanislas and Ian Shepherd, 18 February 2020 – Categories: A great place to work, Diversity and inclusion, Year of Inclusion.

On the occasion of the year marking the 75th anniversary of the entry into force of the UN Charter, the Council conclusions reaffirm EU's commitment to the rule-based international order – human rights protection being an important part of it.

Blog posted by: Karla Rimaitis, 17 February 2020.

TUC Dying to Work Charter protects rights at work for those facing a terminal illness. Campaign began in 2016 following Derbyshire sales manager losing her job after cancer diagnosis.

The Department for Education yesterday (17 February) announced its ministerial team’s portfolios.

The latest Munich Security Conference hosted a great deal of talk about Europe as a greater strategic player. But for now, as it embarks on a new decade, most of this remains just talk.

Cllr Simon Blackburn, Chair of the Local Government Association’s Safer and Stronger Communities Board, responded to money announced by the Government to help fund domestic abuse refuge services 

On Monday 17 February new sanctions were imposed by the EU on a further 8 business people and 2 entities who have helped prop up the destructive Syrian regime.

The Cabinet Office has sold the former Government Civil Service College site at Sunningdale Park in Berkshire for around £50 million.

Blog posted by: Steve Reece – RWM's Acting Geological Disposal Facility Siting and Engagement Director, 17 February 2020 – Categories: Waste management.

The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has welcomed a number of new and returning ministers, following appointments made by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has visited Hawick in the Scottish Borders, one of the communities worst affected by Storm Dennis.

Cluster 4 focuses on international spectrum.

£16.6 million given to 75 councils to help fund domestic abuse refuge services.

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has today published guidance for companies on disclosure of risks and other reporting consequences arising from the emergence and spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19).

The first patients have received a revolutionary new gene therapy that can restore eyesight as part of the NHS Long Term Plan.

It has been nearly a month since the United Kingdom stopped being a member of the European Union, triggering the transition period.

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) in Northern Ireland (NI) has launched an integrated marketing campaign across NI to encourage people to ‘Check the Label.’ 

Blog posted by: Fran Bodley-Scott, 17 February 2020.

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) launches a week long social media campaign to raise awareness about the importance of reporting suspected side effects using the Yellow Card Scheme.

The UK Government should give an immediate commitment to cover the cost to business and government of leaving the EU, Rural Economy Secretary Fergus Ewing said.

An increase in hiring intentions among public sector employers looks set to support further employment growth in the UK, according to the latest Labour Market Outlook report from the CIPD and The Adecco Group

Following a survey of thousands of customers, the fourth set of current account customer satisfaction results were published yesterday.

The Department for Work and Pensions has published a newsletter for landlords who have tenants in receipt of Universal Credit.

Follow safety advice from OPSS and our partners to take charge of e-cigarette battery safety.

Scotland’s Chief Medical Officer has praised the preparations of NHS and frontline health workers in responding to the increased pressures during the global outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19).

Welcome to the winter 2020 edition of the APM Assurance SIG newsletter.

Welcome to our #StayingSafeOnline Campaign Week! 17-21 February.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today imposed a fine of £2.77 million on car finance provider, Moneybarn Ltd (Moneybarn), for not treating customers fairly when they fell behind with loan repayments while in financial difficulties, between 1 April 2014 and 4 October 2017. 

The Secretary of State has appointed Jay Hunt, Michael Birshan and Eleanor Whitley as Governors for the BFI from the 17th of February 2020 to the 17th of February 2024

Christopher Pincher MP has been named as the new Housing Minister, taking over the reins from Esther McVey MP. He is the tenth housing minister in as many years.

Boudoir telephone back on display at Art Deco mansion.

New CEO takes charge of UK Government Investments on 12 March 2020.

Blog posted by: Joanne Billan, 13 February 2020 – Categories: Improved outcomes, More skilled, Professions, Skilled people.

Although the severe weather associated with Storm Dennis has passed, there is further wet and windy weather to come this week.

As London Fashion Week gets underway (14-18 Feb), the Department for International Trade (DIT) is spotlighting the success of the UK’s fashion industry.

Industry-led events set to spotlight cyber security.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has outlined new appointments to the Scottish Government and cabinet.

Rotherham Borough Council has confirmed that a selective licensing scheme in the town will come into affect on 1st May 2020, and will last for five years.

Government acts to support local areas affected by Storm Dennis.

Minister of State James Cleverly has discussed the ongoing conflict in Libya with international partners in the margins of the Munich Security Conference.

First measurements by a Solar Orbiter science instrument reached the ground on Thursday, providing a confirmation to the international science teams that the magnetometer on board is in a good shape following a successful deployment of the spacecraft’s instrument boom.

A team of scientists from the UK and China have won an award for making advances in global food security.

Sheila and David Roberts are both Directors at CUPE International – a specialist project company which delivers consultancy and training in Project Portfolio Management (PPM), as well as being an APM Accredited Training Provider (ATP).

The last of the guests staying at Arrowe Park after returning from China have left the hospital, NHS England and NHS Improvement announced recently (15 February 2020).

State-of-the-art technology will be able to be deployed quickly, simply and safely.

An additional £7 million will be invested in the Parental Employability Support Fund this year.

The panel considers what decolonization means and how it can – or cannot – be practically applied in the fields of history, politics and international relations.

British Army personnel have deployed to assist civil authorities with the provision of flood relief to local communities in West Yorkshire

Predicting severe weather and the impacts of climate change will be faster and more accurate than ever before.

Joint letter from the devolved administrations.

The British government is about to review its defence procurement process. It will encounter some very familiar problems.

Blog posted by: Mark Rowland, 13 February 2020.

The United States has revised retaliatory tariffs on EU and UK products as part of a World Trade Organization dispute over subsidies to Airbus.

We will focus on one theme a day with guest blogs, case studies and videos that explore the impact of the theme on the cyber industry.

Statement given recently (14 February 2020) by David Clay, UK Political Coordinator at the UN, at the Security Council briefing on Guinea-Bissau.

A further £24 million is being injected immediately into building more new affordable homes in Wales, Housing Minister, Julie James has announced today.

The FCA recently announced the appointment of Sheldon Mills as the Interim Executive Director of Strategy and Competition.

Helping Scotland transition to net-zero carbon emissions is at the heart of the new Scottish National Investment Bank, Public Finance Minister Kate Forbes said.

Here's what happened during this year's National Apprenticeship Week (NAW 2020)

The National Geographic Database of Great Britain, maintained by Ordnance Survey (OS), is one of the largest of its kind in the world and during the past decade, it has grown to contain more than 500 million unique geographic features. Since January 2010, OS has made 360 million updates to the database. Arguably, no one knows Great Britain better than OS.

How organisations can protect their networks from the ‘Trickbot’ banking trojan.

We have begun an investigation into the actions of a South Yorkshire Police officer, following the Barnsley v Sheffield Wednesday football match on Saturday 8 February 2020.

The winning projects of the Newton Prize 2019 have been congratulated by the international research community.

Around 80 strokes will be prevented in the North West Coast each year thanks to a programme to detect and treat irregular heart rhythms.

Police chiefs across Europe have backed a National Crime Agency demand for tech companies to transform their work to prevent child sexual abuse.

Following appeals from water companies, the CMA will consider Ofwat’s proposed 2020-25 price control.

A Kent Police officer has been given a final written warning after being found guilty of gross misconduct, following our investigation.